| Words with shame or boy | 23 |
| Words with sight and mind | 25 |
| Words with sit or look | 22 |
| Words with sit or step | 22 |
| Words with skip or pound | 24 |
| Words with sleep or step | 24 |
| Words with snag or home run | 27 |
| Words with snuff and date | 25 |
| Words with spot or dot | 22 |
| Words with step further | 23 |
| Words with step or sleep | 24 |
| Words with tab or temperature | 29 |
| Words with tear or dare | 23 |
| Words with tear or good day | 27 |
| Words with time or song | 23 |
| Words with toil and trouble | 27 |
| Words with trophy or prize | 26 |
| Words with two or hole | 22 |
| Words with uncertain terms | 26 |
| Words with uproar or instant | 28 |
| Words with way or hurry | 23 |
| Words with were or know | 23 |
| Words with whim or roll | 23 |
| Words with whirl or word | 24 |
| Words with whoop or ham | 23 |
| Words with win or the crowd | 27 |
| Words with word or way | 22 |
| Words written in passing? | 25 |
| Words written in stone | 22 |
| Words written on a pacifier? | 28 |
| Words yelled on the porch | 25 |
| Words, words, words: Abbr. | 26 |
| Wordsmith [in cursive] | 24 |
| Wordsmith's concern | 23 |
| Wordsmith's resource | 24 |
| Wordsmith/ illustrator Jon | 26 |
| Wordsworth and Tennyson | 23 |
| Wordsworth and Tennyson, e.g. | 29 |
| Wordsworth inspiration | 22 |
| Wordsworth or Coleridge | 23 |
| Wordsworth's flower | 23 |
| Wordsworth's flowers | 24 |
| Wordsworth's forte | 22 |
| Wordsworth's weather | 24 |
| Wordworth's flowers | 23 |
| Wore a belittling look | 22 |
| Wore a hole in the carpet | 25 |
| Wore a hole in the rug | 22 |
| Wore an upside-down frown | 25 |
| Wore out one's welcome | 26 |
| Work (out), as differences | 26 |
| Work a back into shape? | 23 |
| Work a crossword puzzle | 23 |
| Work across the board? | 22 |
| Work against the current | 24 |
| Work an aisle, slangily | 23 |
| Work as a barker, e.g. | 22 |
| Work as a checkout clerk | 24 |
| Work as a longshoreman | 22 |
| Work as a tenant farmer | 23 |
| Work at a checkout counter | 26 |
| Work at a fashion shoot | 23 |
| Work at a wedding, perhaps | 26 |
| Work at lacemaking, in a way | 28 |
| Work at St. Peter's | 23 |
| Work at the Getty Museum | 24 |
| Work at the post office | 23 |
| Work at the science lab? | 24 |
| Work at the United Nations | 26 |
| Work between the wings | 22 |
| Work boots have steel ones | 26 |
| Work by Edith Sherwood | 22 |
| Work by Emily Dickinson | 23 |
| Work by Erica Faulkner | 22 |
| Work by F. Scott Marquand | 25 |
| Work by G. Stein: 1941 | 22 |
| Work by Gray or Spenser | 23 |
| Work by Henry Shakespeare | 25 |
| Work by Nathaniel Rattigan | 26 |
| Work by Pierre Steinbeck | 24 |
| Work by Sinclair Yerby | 22 |
| Work clumsily (through) | 23 |
| Work containing 21 epistles | 27 |
| Work detail, for short | 22 |
| Work done on the convertible? | 29 |
| Work done on the premises? | 26 |
| Work efficiency tactic | 22 |
| Work featuring Yum-Yum | 22 |
| Work for "Wired" | 26 |
| Work for a certain therapist | 28 |
| Work for a designer, maybe | 26 |
| Work for a few quarters | 23 |
| Work for a few quarters? | 24 |
| Work for a jack-of-all-trades | 29 |
| Work for a meter reader? | 24 |
| Work for an artist, maybe | 25 |
| Work for an orchestra, e.g. | 27 |
| Work for an orchestra? | 22 |
| Work for BabelFish, perhaps | 27 |
| Work for F. Lee Bailey | 22 |