| Word after acting or stink | 26 |
| Word after a transitive vb. | 27 |
| Word after a round number | 25 |
| Word after a minor premise | 26 |
| Word after 60-, 75- or 100- | 27 |
| Word after "Ye" | 25 |
| Word after "thou" | 27 |
| Word after "terra" | 28 |
| Word after "Tennis" | 29 |
| Word after "roger" | 28 |
| Word after "Ready" | 28 |
| Word after "Que" | 26 |
| Word after "per" | 26 |
| Word after "Ole" | 26 |
| Word after "much" | 27 |
| Word after "me" | 25 |
| Word after "long" | 27 |
| Word after "I thee" | 29 |
| Word after "I do" | 27 |
| Word after "human" | 28 |
| Word after "go!" | 26 |
| Word after "glom" | 27 |
| Word after "exit" | 27 |
| Word after "boom" | 27 |
| Word affixed to web or handy | 28 |
| Word adored by toreadors | 24 |
| Word adored by matadors | 23 |
| Word accompanying a wave | 24 |
| Word accompanying a salute | 26 |
| Word accompanying a head slap | 29 |
| Word accompanying a gavel rap | 29 |
| Word accompanying a fist pump | 29 |
| Word accompanying a clink | 25 |
| Word accompanied by a lei | 25 |
| Word a toreador adores | 22 |
| Word a loser likes to see? | 26 |
| Word a captain likes to hear | 28 |
| Word 7 of a Christmas classic | 29 |
| Word 4 of a Christmas classic | 29 |
| Word 3 of a Christmas classic | 29 |
| Word 2 of a Christmasclassic | 28 |
| Word 1 of a Christmas classic | 29 |
| Word "of god" | 23 |
| Worcestershire woman, e.g. | 26 |
| Worcestershire ingredient | 25 |
| Wooster's peerless valet | 28 |
| Woosnam or Baker-Finch | 22 |
| Woosnam and Baker-Finch | 23 |
| Woolworth's was one | 23 |
| Woolworth split, in bowling | 27 |
| Woolworth contemporary | 22 |
| Woolworth Building architect | 28 |
| Woolly-coated sheepdogs | 23 |
| Woolly Peruvian animal | 22 |
| Woolly mammoth preserver | 24 |
| Woolly lady of the lea | 22 |
| Woolly Hungarian woofer | 23 |
| Woolly beast of burden | 22 |
| Woolly bears, eventually | 24 |
| Woolly bear, eventually | 23 |
| Woollike acrylic fiber | 22 |
| Woolgathering activity? | 23 |
| Woolgatherer's vision | 25 |
| Woolgatherer's topic | 24 |
| Woolgatherer's tool | 23 |
| Woolgatherer's state | 24 |
| Woolgatherer's need | 23 |
| Woolf's Russian princess | 28 |
| Wooley of 50's pop | 22 |
| Wooley of "Rawhide" | 29 |
| Wooley of '50s pop | 22 |
| Woolen cloth for uniforms | 25 |
| Woolen cloak of ancient Rome | 28 |
| Wool-yielding pack animals | 26 |
| Wool-gathering Oscar winner? | 28 |
| Wool-coat wearer, off and on | 28 |
| Wool gatherer's need | 24 |
| Wool finisher, commercially | 27 |
| Woofer's counterpart | 24 |
| Woof's counterpart | 22 |
| Woof ... woof ... woof ... | 26 |
| Wooer of Merope, in myth | 24 |
| Wooed, the old-fashioned way | 28 |
| Woody's singing son | 23 |
| Woody's singing kid | 23 |
| Woody's musical son | 23 |
| Woody's mother-in-law | 25 |
| Woody's love, once | 22 |
| Woody's home: abbr. | 23 |
| Woody's high-flying pal | 27 |
| Woody's frequent co-star | 28 |
| Woody's former friend | 25 |
| Woody's folksy son | 22 |
| Woody's folk-singing son | 28 |
| Woody's clarinet is one | 27 |
| Woody Woodpecker's noise | 28 |
| Woody plants that herb likes? | 29 |
| Woody offspring at Woodstock | 28 |
| Woody Herman's woodwind | 27 |
| Woody Hayes's sch. | 22 |