| Archie's sitcom wife | 24 |
| Archie's foil | 17 |
| Archie's dingbat | 20 |
| Archie's better half | 24 |
| "The Greek Way" author Hamilton | 41 |
| "The Age of Innocence" novelist Wharton | 49 |
| "The Age of Innocence" author Wharton | 47 |
| "Mythology" author Hamilton | 37 |
| "Ethan Frome" novelist Wharton | 40 |
| "Dingbat" on "All in the Family" | 52 |
| "Dingbat" of '70s TV | 34 |
| "Dingbat" in "All in the Family" | 52 |
| "Despicable Me" daughter who wears the pink hat | 57 |
| "All in the Family" mother | 36 |
| "All in the Family "wife | 34 |
| ''All in the Family'' character | 47 |
| Lily Tomlin character | 21 |
| Popular Lily Tomlin character | 29 |
| Philosophizing Lily Tomlin character | 36 |
| Irene Lorenzo's Queens neighbor | 35 |
| TV spouse née Baines | 23 |
| Sitcom wife with a grating voice | 32 |
| Noted "dingbat" | 25 |
| Oscar-winning costume designer | 30 |
| She won an Oscar for "The Sting" | 42 |
| She won a record eight Oscars for costume design | 48 |
| Costume designer with eight Oscars | 34 |
| Costume designer who led from behind? | 37 |
| Day break | 9 |
| Perry White's function | 26 |
| It may involve pasting | 22 |
| Academy Award category | 22 |
| Will Shortz's gig | 21 |
| Self cutting, e.g.? | 19 |
| Revising manuscripts, say | 25 |
| Revising | 8 |
| Making the cut? | 15 |
| Magazine work | 13 |
| Journalism course | 17 |
| It may involve striking out | 27 |
| Draft work | 10 |
| Diaskeuast's task | 21 |
| Desk job of a sort | 18 |
| Cutting and pasting | 19 |
| Correcting manuscripts, e.g. | 28 |
| Cleaning up, in a way | 21 |
| Publications | 12 |
| Printings | 9 |
| Some are limited | 16 |
| Publishers' output | 22 |
| Morning papers, say | 19 |
| Forms of publication | 20 |
| Formats for presentations of literary works | 43 |
| First ones are special | 22 |
| First and pocket | 16 |
| First and bulldog | 17 |
| Bulldog and final | 17 |
| Bibliophilic data | 17 |
| Bibliophile's set | 21 |
| Diaskeuast | 10 |
| Newspaper bigwig | 16 |
| Newspaper worker | 16 |
| Redactor | 8 |
| Paper worker | 12 |
| Magazine bigwig | 15 |
| Book worker | 11 |
| Tabloid worker | 14 |
| Newsman | 7 |
| Money manager? | 14 |
| Money changer? | 14 |
| Film cutter | 11 |
| Crossword VIP | 13 |
| Bowdler was one | 15 |
| Newspaper V.I.P. | 16 |
| Masthead name | 13 |
| Manuscript reader | 17 |
| Magazine VIP | 12 |
| Blue-pencil wielder | 19 |
| Writer's helper | 19 |
| Writer's guide | 18 |
| Writer's best friend, you'd think | 41 |
| Writer's best friend, one would think | 41 |
| Word changer | 12 |
| Web designer's tool | 23 |
| Tina Brown, e.g. | 16 |
| Time management figure? | 23 |
| Time keeper? | 12 |
| Text __ | 7 |
| Revisionist? | 12 |
| Reviser | 7 |
| Publishing-house employee | 25 |
| Piece polisher | 14 |
| Perry White, for one | 20 |
| Paper cutter? | 13 |
| One who reduced Life sentences? | 31 |
| Newsroom man | 12 |
| Newspaper VIP | 13 |
| Newspaper executive | 19 |
| Masthead title | 14 |
| Manuscript recipient | 20 |