| Pull an all-nighter, maybe | 26 |
| Pull an all-nighter, e.g. | 25 |
| Pull an all-nighter studying | 28 |
| Pull an all-nighter | 19 |
| Pull along the ground | 21 |
| Pull along heavily | 18 |
| Pull along | 10 |
| Pull ahead yet further | 22 |
| Pull ahead of | 13 |
| Pull abruptly | 13 |
| Pull a ____ | 11 |
| Pull a ___ (flimflam) | 21 |
| Pull a ___ (cheat) | 18 |
| Pull a ___ | 10 |
| Pull a waterskier | 17 |
| Pull a trick on | 15 |
| Pull a trailer | 14 |
| Pull a switch | 13 |
| Pull a sulky, say | 17 |
| Pull a sulky, perhaps | 21 |
| Pull a sulky | 12 |
| Pull a stickup | 14 |
| Pull a scam on | 14 |
| Pull a scam | 11 |
| Pull a plow | 11 |
| Pull a heist | 12 |
| Pull a few strings? | 19 |
| Pull a fast one? | 16 |
| Pull a fast one on proctors? | 28 |
| Pull a fast one on | 18 |
| Pull a fast one | 15 |
| Pull a face | 11 |
| Pull a cork out of | 18 |
| Pull a con | 10 |
| Pull a classic Internet prank on | 32 |
| Pull a chair up to | 18 |
| Pull a boner | 12 |
| Pull a bed prank on | 19 |
| Pull ... or puff | 16 |
| Pull -- one on | 14 |
| Pull (up), as pants | 19 |
| Pull (out), as a narrow victory | 31 |
| Pull (out) | 10 |
| Pull (on) | 9 |
| Pull (in) | 9 |
| Pull (for) | 10 |
| Pull | 4 |
| Pulitzer/Tony writer __ Norman | 30 |
| Pulitzer-winning WWII journalist | 32 |
| Pulitzer-winning writers Timothy and Jennifer | 45 |
| Pulitzer-winning writer Welty | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning writer Sheehan and others | 42 |
| Pulitzer-winning writer Sheehan | 31 |
| Pulitzer-winning writer Robertson | 33 |
| Pulitzer-winning writer James | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning writer Akins | 29 |
| PULITZER-WINNING WORK: 1976 | 27 |
| Pulitzer-winning William Kennedy novel | 38 |
| Pulitzer-winning TV critic | 26 |
| Pulitzer-winning sports reporter Berkow | 39 |
| Pulitzer-winning Sheehan | 24 |
| Pulitzer-winning science author Dubos | 37 |
| Pulitzer-winning San Francisco columnist | 40 |
| Pulitzer-winning reviewer | 25 |
| Pulitzer-winning reporter Peter | 31 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet ___ St. Vincent Millay | 44 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Van Duyn | 30 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Sylvia | 28 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet of 1948 | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Moore | 27 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Mark Van ___ | 34 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Gary et al. | 33 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Conrad __ | 31 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Armantrout and others | 43 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Amy or Robert | 35 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet | 21 |
| Pulitzer-winning playwright ___ Davis | 37 |
| Pulitzer-winning playwright Zoe | 31 |
| Pulitzer-winning playwright William | 35 |
| Pulitzer-winning playwright Cruz | 32 |
| Pulitzer-winning playwright | 27 |
| Pulitzer-winning play, "___ Town" | 43 |
| Pulitzer-winning play of 1999 | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning play of 1953 | 29 |
| Pulitzer-winning novelist Shirley Ann ___ | 41 |
| Pulitzer-winning novelist Jennifer | 34 |
| Pulitzer-winning novelist Glasgow | 33 |
| Pulitzer-winning novelist Alison | 32 |
| Pulitzer-winning novel of 1925 | 30 |
| Pulitzer-winning novel of 1924 | 30 |
| Pulitzer-winning novel by Willa Cather | 38 |
| Pulitzer-winning novel by Eudora Welty | 38 |
| Pulitzer-winning novel by A.B. Guthrie Jr. | 42 |
| Pulitzer-winning musical | 24 |
| Pulitzer-winning microbiologist Dubos | 37 |
| Pulitzer-winning journalist Weingarten | 38 |
| Pulitzer-winning journalist Seymour | 35 |
| Pulitzer-winning journalist Royko | 33 |
| Pulitzer-winning journalist Peter | 33 |
| Pulitzer-winning journalist James | 33 |