| Words by Faith Baldwin | 22 |
| Words by Frederic Farrar | 24 |
| Words by Frederic W. Farrar | 27 |
| Words by Henry H. Bennett | 25 |
| Words by Katharine Lee Bates | 28 |
| Words by Lorenz Hart: 1937 | 26 |
| Words by M. E. Coleridge | 24 |
| Words by Norman H. Hall | 23 |
| Words by Phillips Brooks | 24 |
| Words by S. T. Coleridge | 24 |
| Words by Septimus Winner | 24 |
| Words by Thomas Dunn English | 28 |
| Words by W. S. Gilbert | 22 |
| Words carved in stone? | 22 |
| Words clarifying a spelling | 27 |
| Words clicked to see more | 25 |
| Words cried to a rescuer | 24 |
| Words denoting square feet | 26 |
| Words describing a bit player | 29 |
| Words describing a vacuum | 25 |
| Words ending many riddles | 25 |
| Words exchanged at a wedding | 28 |
| Words exchanged at the altar | 28 |
| Words exchanged before a kiss | 29 |
| Words exchanged with love | 25 |
| Words explaining a spelling | 27 |
| Words expressed for a D.D.S. | 28 |
| Words followed by a wish list | 29 |
| Words following a superlative | 29 |
| Words following best or worst | 29 |
| Words following sleep or step | 29 |
| Words for a birdie or eagle | 27 |
| Words for a black sheep | 23 |
| Words for a captive Samson | 26 |
| Words for a certain friend | 26 |
| Words for a famed bank | 22 |
| Words for a homer with one on | 29 |
| Words for a marked man | 22 |
| Words for a month's start | 29 |
| Words for a movie sequence | 26 |
| Words for a pompous boss | 24 |
| Words for a portly person | 25 |
| Words for a price range | 23 |
| Words for a retired admiral | 27 |
| Words for a strong stomach | 26 |
| Words for a stubborn sort | 25 |
| Words for a sure thing | 22 |
| Words for a sweetheart | 22 |
| Words for a take-out order | 26 |
| Words for a tough task | 22 |
| Words for an athletic record | 28 |
| Words for an interim official | 29 |
| Words for an unscored runner | 28 |
| Words for Franco's regime | 29 |
| Words for Jimmy the Greek | 25 |
| Words for love and war | 22 |
| Words for Major Hoople | 22 |
| Words for Sophie Tucker | 23 |
| Words for the Andrews Sisters | 29 |
| Words for the deaf: Abbr. | 25 |
| Words from a 1639 carol | 23 |
| Words from a 17th cent. carol | 29 |
| Words from a backpedaler | 24 |
| Words from a blackmailer | 24 |
| Words from a bluffer, perhaps | 29 |
| Words from a can-do worker | 26 |
| Words from a Cornish carol | 26 |
| Words from a defeatist | 22 |
| Words from a digresser | 22 |
| Words from a fortune teller | 27 |
| Words from a fortune-teller | 27 |
| Words from a fortuneteller | 26 |
| Words from a French carol | 25 |
| Words from a German carol | 25 |
| Words from a glass elevator? | 28 |
| Words from a good buddy | 23 |
| Words from a Latin carol | 24 |
| Words from a Latin lover | 24 |
| Words from a nonfolder | 22 |
| Words from a nonfollower? | 25 |
| Words from a Polish carol | 25 |
| Words from a shocked Roman | 26 |
| Words from a smooth cat | 23 |
| Words from a soothsayer | 23 |
| Words from a South Seas movie | 29 |
| Words from a Spanish carol | 26 |
| Words from a Styne-Cahn song | 28 |
| Words from a Sussex carol | 25 |
| Words from a wannabe wooer | 26 |
| Words from a worried parent | 27 |
| Words from Alphonse or Gaston | 29 |
| Words from an eager student | 27 |
| Words from an English carol | 27 |
| Words from an insulted friend | 29 |
| Words from an Italian carol | 27 |
| Words from an old German poem | 29 |
| Words from an old song | 22 |
| Words from an old Welsh carol | 29 |
| Words from an optimist | 22 |
| Words from another volunteer | 28 |