| They usually listen well | 24 |
| They usually lose at war | 24 |
| They usually peak in October | 28 |
| They usually span many years | 28 |
| They usually weren't hits | 29 |
| They usually work evenings | 26 |
| They utilize high bands | 23 |
| They vary according to batters' heights | 43 |
| They verbalize | 14 |
| They vibrate in snorers | 23 |
| They volunteer | 14 |
| They vote first | 15 |
| They wag at parties | 19 |
| They wait for money | 19 |
| They wake you up | 16 |
| They waken city dwellers | 24 |
| They walk back and forth | 24 |
| They walk on two feet | 21 |
| They walked "Like an Egyptian" | 40 |
| They want the most | 18 |
| They want to clear the air, briefly | 35 |
| They want to hurt Hertz | 23 |
| They want to know | 17 |
| They want your name | 19 |
| They warned us about a "Rich Girl" | 44 |
| They waste time | 15 |
| They watch for PCB's | 24 |
| They waved from outer space | 27 |
| They wear blue berets | 21 |
| They wear down | 14 |
| They wear fatuous smiles | 24 |
| They wear four stars: Abbr. | 27 |
| They wear jerseys in Jersey | 27 |
| They wear pinstripes at home | 28 |
| They wear striped shirts at work | 32 |
| They wear stripes and have whistles | 35 |
| They wear very little clothing | 30 |
| They wear very little clothing? | 31 |
| They wear white hats | 20 |
| They weep | 9 |
| They welcome change | 19 |
| They welcome people at the door | 31 |
| They went "sailing away" | 34 |
| They went rolling along in old US Field Artillery song lyrics | 61 |
| They were "Amazin"' in 1969 | 41 |
| They were "Grateful" for their hippie following (with "The") | 80 |
| They were "Straight Outta Compton" | 44 |
| They were all about Eve | 23 |
| They were Amazin' in 1969 | 29 |
| They were banned in 1975 | 24 |
| They were behind Gladys Knight | 30 |
| They were behind Tony Orlando | 29 |
| They were big in the '50s | 29 |
| They were big in the '70s | 29 |
| They were big in the 40's | 29 |
| They were big in the past | 25 |
| They were big on Clark Gable | 28 |
| They were big-boned | 19 |
| They were black and yellow in old medicine | 42 |
| They were bound to land | 23 |
| They were brought down by Olympians | 35 |
| They were called for after the pipe and the bowl | 48 |
| They were cast for Jesus' clothes | 37 |
| They were cast for some notable clothes | 39 |
| They were cast for the clothes of Jesus | 39 |
| They were circulated in San Marino | 34 |
| They were created "in the beginning" | 46 |
| They were driven in the Old West | 32 |
| They were elected | 17 |
| They were fashionable in the '60s | 37 |
| They were fired during "For Those About to Rock" | 58 |
| They were first given in 1956 | 29 |
| They were first issued in Nov. 1936 | 35 |
| They were freed by the Emancipation Proclamation | 48 |
| They were frozen on August 15, 1971 | 35 |
| They were gay | 13 |
| They were hot in Detroit in 1984 | 32 |
| They were in Baltimore before Indianapolis | 42 |
| They were invented by 15-year-old Chester Greenwood in the winter of 1873 | 73 |
| They were labeled "Breakfast," "Dinner" and "Supper" | 82 |
| They were last seen alive in 1681 | 33 |
| They were louses as spouses | 27 |
| They were moved for clarity | 27 |
| They were named after Henry's son | 37 |
| They were nuts once | 19 |
| They were off-limits for young Rudolph | 38 |
| They were once "The most trusted name in television" | 62 |
| They were once bills | 20 |
| They were once burned | 21 |
| They were once cloned | 21 |
| They were once completely nuts | 30 |
| They were once Expos, for short | 31 |
| They were once hot stuff | 24 |
| They were once in every store in France | 39 |
| They were once picked up by rabbit ears | 39 |
| They were once promoted with the slogan "Ivory tips protect your lips" | 80 |
| They were once slaves | 21 |
| They were once spent in Salerno | 31 |
| They were once the Browns | 25 |
| They were once together | 23 |