| Fezzik's friend in "The Princess Bride" | 53 |
| English architect ____ Jones | 28 |
| English architect ___ Jones | 27 |
| Architect Jones: 1573–1652 | 33 |
| "The Princess Bride" kidnapper __ Montoya | 51 |
| "The Princess Bride" character ___ Montoya | 52 |
| "My name is ___ Montoya... You killed my father..." | 61 |
| -- Montoya ('The Princess Bride' swordsman) | 51 |
| ___ Montoya, swordsman in "The Princess Bride" | 56 |
| ___ Montoya ("The Princess Bride" role) | 49 |
| ___ López de Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus | 55 |
| ___ Jones, English architect | 28 |
| __ Montoya: "The Princess Bride" role | 47 |
| How contracts are signed | 24 |
| Bold way to solve crosswords | 28 |
| How checks are signed | 21 |
| Confident way to solve crosswords | 33 |
| Permanently, as writing | 23 |
| Permanently written | 19 |
| How to sign a contract | 22 |
| How some solvers solve crosswords | 33 |
| How some solvers solve | 22 |
| How legal documents are usually signed | 38 |
| How contracts are usually signed | 32 |
| Confident way to solve a crossword | 34 |
| Bold way to solve a crossword | 29 |
| Way to fill out a form | 22 |
| Recommended way to sign | 23 |
| Permanent way to write | 22 |
| One way to solve a crossword | 28 |
| One way to solve | 16 |
| Indelibly written | 17 |
| Indelibly | 9 |
| How the confident do crosswords | 31 |
| How some proudly solve crosswords | 33 |
| How names are usually signed | 28 |
| How hard crosswords are usually not done | 40 |
| How documents are signed | 24 |
| How contracts are generally signed | 34 |
| How all contracts are signed | 28 |
| Daring way to solve puzzles | 27 |
| Assured way to solve a crossword puzzle | 39 |
| "Fill it out ___" | 27 |
| Shackled | 8 |
| Fettered | 8 |
| Chained | 7 |
| Unable to come about, as a sailboat | 35 |
| Seriously restrained, as a prisoner | 35 |
| Seriously restrained | 20 |
| Like a dangerous prisoner | 25 |
| "Last one ___ a rotten egg!" | 38 |
| "Last one __ a rotten egg!" | 37 |
| "Last one ___ ..." | 28 |
| 'Last one -- a rotten egg!' | 35 |
| ''Last one __ a rotten egg!'' | 45 |
| "What's ___ for me?" | 34 |
| F. Lee Bailey uses one | 22 |
| Monogram pt. | 12 |
| "What's __ for me?" | 33 |
| Monogram ltr. | 13 |
| Arctic native | 13 |
| Monogram part: Abbr. | 20 |
| Monogram unit: Abbr. | 20 |
| Pt. of a monogram | 17 |
| Participating | 13 |
| Competing | 9 |
| "Put a sock ___!" | 27 |
| First: Abbr. | 12 |
| "What's --- for me?" | 34 |
| ''What's __ for me?'' | 41 |
| ___ for the long haul | 21 |
| Quick approval: Abbr. | 21 |
| 'What's -- for me?' | 31 |
| ''What's ___ for me?'' | 42 |
| Monogram: abbr. | 15 |
| ''Put a sock ___!'' | 35 |
| ___ for the money | 17 |
| Still contending | 16 |
| Still competing | 15 |
| Still alive | 11 |
| Rolling ___ (rich) | 18 |
| Put one's foot ___ | 22 |
| OK, in a way | 12 |
| Contending | 10 |
| "I'm only ___ for the money" | 42 |
| What's ____ for me? | 23 |
| Still having a shot to win | 26 |
| Still competitive | 17 |
| Signature piece?: Abbr. | 23 |
| Part of G.B.S. | 14 |
| Part of a monogram: Abbr. | 25 |
| Part of a monogram (abbr.) | 26 |
| Not out of the running | 22 |
| Not out of contention | 21 |
| Name part: Abbr. | 16 |
| Monogram part (abbr.) | 21 |
| Middle part of many signatures: Abbr. | 37 |
| Letter in the middle: abbr. | 27 |
| L., B. or J. | 12 |
| J. Edgar Hoover used one: Abbr. | 31 |