| They walk on two feet | 21 |
| They walk back and forth | 24 |
| They waken city dwellers | 24 |
| They wake you up | 16 |
| They wait for money | 19 |
| They wag at parties | 19 |
| They vote first | 15 |
| They volunteer | 14 |
| They vibrate in snorers | 23 |
| They verbalize | 14 |
| They vary according to batters' heights | 43 |
| They utilize high bands | 23 |
| They usually work evenings | 26 |
| They usually weren't hits | 29 |
| They usually span many years | 28 |
| They usually peak in October | 28 |
| They usually lose at war | 24 |
| They usually listen well | 24 |
| They usually leave two when they're done | 44 |
| They usually lead to laughter | 29 |
| They usually involve undercover work | 36 |
| They usually involve turns: Abbr. | 33 |
| They usually involve balls | 26 |
| They usually involve a lot of extras | 36 |
| They usually hit in the middle of the batting order | 51 |
| They usually have yellow centers | 32 |
| They usually have two runners on | 32 |
| They usually have two runners | 29 |
| They usually have strings attached | 34 |
| They usually have some long lines | 33 |
| They usually have many extras | 29 |
| They usually have lines | 23 |
| They usually have four strings | 30 |
| They usually have four burners | 30 |
| They usually have big balls | 27 |
| They usually had live music | 27 |
| They usually go up before Christmas | 35 |
| They usually go over the wall: Abbr. | 36 |
| They usually fall out of magazines | 34 |
| They usually end up in hot water | 32 |
| They usually end in ''to one'' | 46 |
| They usually end at six | 23 |
| They usually end 'amen' | 31 |
| They usually don't make the Olympics | 40 |
| They usually do no harm | 23 |
| They usually come with strings attached | 39 |
| They usually aren't hits | 28 |
| They usually aren't enough, so it's said | 48 |
| They used to turn down their noses | 34 |
| They used to sit on top of TVs | 30 |
| They used to play at the Big A | 30 |
| They used to have class | 23 |
| They used to crank out Victrolas | 32 |
| They used to come from wells | 28 |
| They used to be together | 24 |
| They used to be the Oilers | 26 |
| They used to be spent in Sorrento | 33 |
| They used to be nuts | 20 |
| They used to be lowered into wells | 34 |
| They used to be hot stuff | 25 |
| They used title cards | 21 |
| They used a calendar called Xiuhpohualli | 40 |
| They use the Hangul alphabet | 28 |
| They use preservatives | 22 |
| They use lassos | 15 |
| They use keyboards | 18 |
| They use horseshoe crabs as bait | 32 |
| They use gins to get skins | 26 |
| They use clubs at clubs | 23 |
| They use clay pigeons | 21 |
| They use Blue Books | 19 |
| They use adits | 14 |
| They use "gas warfare" | 32 |
| They upset xenophobes | 21 |
| They uphold indefensible causes | 31 |
| They unite without warning | 26 |
| They undo "I do's" | 32 |
| They understand in simple terms | 31 |
| They undergo mitosis | 20 |
| They undergo bonding | 20 |
| They typically occur July through August | 40 |
| They typically bat last | 23 |
| They turn out the same | 22 |
| They turn out some Novembers | 28 |
| They turn on the waterworks | 27 |
| They turn on radios | 19 |
| They turn on hinges | 19 |
| They turn millionaires into billionaires? | 41 |
| They turn millionaires into billionaires | 40 |
| They turn litmus red | 20 |
| They turn litmus paper red | 26 |
| They turn at busy intersections | 31 |
| They turn at 33 1/3 rpm | 23 |
| They turn a blind eye to others | 31 |
| They try to lose | 16 |
| They try harder | 15 |
| They try hard | 13 |
| They try | 8 |
| They troupe for the troops | 26 |
| They trip up foreigners | 23 |