| Pulitzer winner Burrows | 23 |
| Pulitzer winner Connelly | 24 |
| Pulitzer winner Ferber | 22 |
| Pulitzer winner Huxtable | 24 |
| Pulitzer winner Maureen | 23 |
| Pulitzer winner of 1958 | 23 |
| Pulitzer winner Quindlen | 24 |
| Pulitzer winner Seymour | 23 |
| Pulitzer winner Sinclair | 24 |
| Pulitzer winner Walker | 22 |
| Pulitzer winner William | 23 |
| Pulitzer winner ___ Jefferson | 29 |
| Pulitzer writer Kidder | 22 |
| Pulitzer writer Sheehan | 23 |
| Pulitzer writer Terkel | 22 |
| Pulitzer's New York paper | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winner O'Neill | 27 |
| Pulitzer-winning Akins | 22 |
| Pulitzer-winning author | 23 |
| Pulitzer-winning author James | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning composer Ned | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning dramatist | 26 |
| Pulitzer-winning Ferber novel | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning Ferber title | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning historian | 26 |
| Pulitzer-winning James | 22 |
| Pulitzer-winning musical | 24 |
| Pulitzer-winning play of 1953 | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning play of 1999 | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning playwright | 27 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Moore | 27 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet of 1948 | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Sylvia | 28 |
| Pulitzer-winning reviewer | 25 |
| Pulitzer-winning Sheehan | 24 |
| Pulitzer-winning TV critic | 26 |
| PULITZER-WINNING WORK: 1976 | 27 |
| Pulitzer-winning writer Akins | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning writer James | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning writer Welty | 29 |
| Pull a fast one on proctors? | 28 |
| Pull ahead yet further | 22 |
| Pull an all-nighter studying | 28 |
| Pull an all-nighter, e.g. | 25 |
| Pull an all-nighter, maybe | 26 |
| Pull an all-nighter, perhaps | 28 |
| Pull at the corner of, say | 26 |
| Pull down, as a salary | 22 |
| Pull down, so to speak | 22 |
| Pull gear-filled trailer | 24 |
| Pull in a pullover, e.g. | 24 |
| Pull in the driveway, say | 25 |
| Pull into, as a gas station | 27 |
| Pull into, as a rest area | 25 |
| Pull into, as a station | 23 |
| Pull into, as a weigh station | 29 |
| Pull off a complete reversal | 28 |
| Pull off a coup d'etat | 26 |
| Pull off a diamond heist | 24 |
| Pull off a diamond heist? | 25 |
| Pull off a high-risk feat | 25 |
| Pull off one's derby | 24 |
| Pull off, as a robbery | 22 |
| Pull oneself up to the bar | 26 |
| Pull out all the stops | 22 |
| Pull out all the stops for | 26 |
| Pull out, on the beach | 22 |
| Pull Pauline off the tracks | 27 |
| Pull someone's leg | 22 |
| Pull the plug on, at NASA | 25 |
| Pull the wrong switch, e.g. | 27 |
| Pull this up to the bar | 23 |
| Pull toy for a young Yeager? | 28 |
| Pull up dandelions, e.g. | 24 |
| Pull up stakes, briefly | 23 |
| Pull up stakes, informally | 26 |
| Pull up stakes, slangily | 24 |
| Pull up stakes, to Realtors | 27 |
| Pull with perspiration | 22 |
| Pull with perspiration? | 23 |
| Pull ___ one on (hoodwink) | 26 |
| Pull ___ one on (trick) | 23 |
| Pull, as a water-skier | 22 |
| Pull-apart dairy product | 24 |
| Pull-down beneficiaries | 23 |
| Pull-down exercise target | 25 |
| Pull-up beneficiary, briefly | 28 |
| Pull-up muscle, for short | 25 |
| Pulled a classic prank | 22 |
| Pulled a Halloween prank on | 27 |
| Pulled back just a bit | 22 |
| Pulled dandelions, say | 22 |
| Pulled from the closet (5) | 26 |
| Pulled hamstring, e.g. | 22 |
| Pulled pork and ribs, e.g. | 26 |
| Pulled someone's leg | 24 |
| Pulled strings, maybe? | 22 |
| Pulled up after a canter | 24 |
| Pulled, as a broken-down car | 28 |
| Pullers of heavy loads | 22 |