| D.C. burglary site: June 1972 | 29 |
| D.C. baseballers, briefly | 25 |
| D.C. baseballer, in short | 25 |
| D.C. baseballer, for short | 26 |
| D.C. ballplayer, briefly | 24 |
| D.C. ballplayer for short, | 26 |
| D.C. agency: 1948–51 | 27 |
| D.C. agency under McIntyre | 26 |
| D.A.-to-be's hurdle | 23 |
| D.A.'s staff members | 24 |
| D.A.'s staff member | 23 |
| D.A.'s second chair, e.g. | 29 |
| D.A.'s research aides | 25 |
| D.A.'s prerequisite | 23 |
| D.A.'s court target | 23 |
| D.A. WARM? LIAR!: 1937 | 22 |
| D. Webster's adversary | 26 |
| D. W. Griffith subject | 22 |
| D. W. Griffith product | 22 |
| D. Reed-J. Derek film: 1951 | 27 |
| D. Petraeus's title | 23 |
| D. Heatley or M. Fisher | 23 |
| D. H. Lawrence's retreat | 28 |
| D. H. Lawrence's home | 25 |
| D. H. Lawrence ranch site | 25 |
| D. C. summers, to some | 22 |
| D. C. collection agency | 23 |
| D. A.'s last two words | 26 |
| D-sharp, by another name | 24 |
| D-sharp's equivalent | 24 |
| D-s particle, for example | 25 |
| D-lister Diamond Phillips | 25 |
| D-flat enharmonically | 22 |
| D-day's ___ Overlord | 24 |
| D-Day's General Bradley | 27 |
| D-Day troop transports | 22 |
| D-Day transports: Abbr. | 23 |
| D-Day transport: Abbr. | 22 |
| D-day transport (abbr.) | 23 |
| D-day time specification | 24 |
| D-Day figure, familiarly | 24 |
| D-Day craft, for short | 22 |
| D-Day commander, popularly | 26 |
| D-Day carrier, briefly | 22 |
| D-backs, on scoreboards | 23 |
| D-backs, on a sports ticker | 27 |
| D-backs, on a scoreboard | 24 |
| D-backs, in box scores | 22 |
| D-backs' home: Abbr. | 24 |
| D, on a theater ticket | 22 |
| D, in some communications | 25 |
| D'___ (soul singer) | 23 |
| D'___ (according to: Fr.) | 29 |
| D'Urbervilles resident | 26 |
| D'Urbervilles miss | 22 |
| D'Urbervilles lass | 22 |
| D'Urbervilles girl | 22 |
| D'Urbervilles damsel | 24 |
| D'Urberville damsel | 23 |
| D's upper neighbor | 22 |
| D'Oyly ___ Opera Company | 28 |
| D'Oyly Carte production | 27 |
| D'Oyly Carte offering | 25 |
| D'Orsay of old films | 24 |
| D'back, Nat or Card | 23 |
| D'Azur or d'Or | 22 |
| d'Azur and d'Or | 23 |
| D'Artagnan's saddle | 27 |
| D'Artagnan's pals | 25 |
| D'Artagnan's pal | 24 |
| D'Artagnan's denial | 27 |
| D'Artagnan's creator | 28 |
| D'Artagnan specialty | 24 |
| D'Artagnan and friends | 26 |
| D'amore or da caccia | 24 |
| D'Amato or La Guardia | 25 |
| D'Amato or Dodd: Abbr. | 26 |
| D'Amato from N.Y., e.g. | 27 |
| D'Amato and others | 22 |
| D'Allaire or Leblanc | 24 |
| D sharp's sound-alike | 25 |
| D sharp's equivalent | 24 |
| D is its natural scale | 22 |
| D flat's equivalent | 23 |
| D and C, in D.C., for ex. | 25 |
| Czolgosz who shot McKinley | 26 |
| Czechs, Serbs and Slovaks | 25 |
| Czechoslovakian region | 22 |
| Czechoslovakia borders it? | 26 |
| Czechoslovak statesman | 22 |
| Czechoslovak carol words | 24 |
| Czech-born tennis champ | 23 |
| Czech-born sports great | 23 |
| Czech-born composer Rudolf | 26 |
| Czech-born actor Herbert | 24 |
| Czech writer-turned-president | 29 |
| Czech writer turned president | 29 |
| Czech writer KlÃÂma | 25 |
| Czech writer and president | 26 |
| Czech tennis great Mandlikova | 29 |