| Polite term of address | 22 |
| Term of address | 15 |
| Hat-tipper's word | 21 |
| "Just the facts, ___" | 31 |
| Sir counterpart | 15 |
| Address for a lady | 18 |
| "Yes, ___" | 20 |
| What to call a lady | 19 |
| "Yes, ___!" | 21 |
| What a cowboy calls a lady | 26 |
| Thank-you-___ (road bump) | 25 |
| Polite form of address | 22 |
| Palindromic term of address | 27 |
| Form of address | 15 |
| Domestic's word | 19 |
| Woman's address | 19 |
| Term of respect for a woman | 27 |
| Royal form of address | 21 |
| Palindromic form of address | 27 |
| Word said with a tip o' the hat | 35 |
| Word for a lady | 15 |
| Woman, to a waiter | 18 |
| What cowboys call ladies | 24 |
| Webb address? | 13 |
| Thank-you-___ | 13 |
| Term of respect for women | 25 |
| Southern lady's salutation | 30 |
| Sir's opposite | 18 |
| Sir's companion | 19 |
| Polite palindromic address | 26 |
| Hat-tipping address | 19 |
| Address with a letter missing | 29 |
| Address to a queen | 18 |
| Address for a woman | 19 |
| ''Just the facts'' follower | 43 |
| Word to a lady | 14 |
| Word said while tipping one's hat | 37 |
| Thank-you-___ (bump in a road) | 30 |
| Term of address from a hat-tipper | 33 |
| Polite yes or no follower | 25 |
| Polite address for a lady | 25 |
| Polite "yes" or "no" follower | 49 |
| Miss, when older | 16 |
| Lady's address? | 19 |
| Hat-tipping word | 16 |
| Hat tipper's word | 21 |
| Elided address | 14 |
| Courteous contraction | 21 |
| Address with a letter missing? | 30 |
| Address to a lady | 17 |
| Address for the queen | 21 |
| Address for a queen | 19 |
| "Yes, ___" (gent's reply) | 39 |
| "My dear woman" | 25 |
| "May I help you, ___?" | 32 |
| "Just the facts, __" | 30 |
| 'Just the facts, --' | 28 |
| Word with yes, no or thank you | 30 |
| Word of respect to a woman | 26 |
| Word of address to a queen | 26 |
| Word of address to a lady | 25 |
| Woman's address? | 20 |
| What cowboys call women | 23 |
| What Charlie Brown calls his teacher | 36 |
| Way to address the Queen | 24 |
| Victoria, to Disraeli | 21 |
| Title, for short | 16 |
| Title with an apostrophe | 24 |
| Thank-you-___ (bump) | 20 |
| Thank-you ___ (road bump) | 25 |
| Term of politeness | 18 |
| Term of address for a lady | 26 |
| Southern lady's salutation, stereotypically | 47 |
| Southern lady's address | 27 |
| Sir's counterpart, informally | 33 |
| Sir's complement | 20 |
| Sir's analog | 16 |
| Shortened title | 15 |
| Servant's word | 18 |
| Servant's contraction | 25 |
| Salutation to a queen | 21 |
| Royal term of address | 21 |
| Repairman-to-housewife address | 30 |
| Queenly address | 15 |
| Queen's address | 19 |
| Polite word used by nice young men | 34 |
| Polite word to a woman | 22 |
| Polite term used by Columbo | 27 |
| Polite contraction | 18 |
| Palindromic politesse | 21 |
| Palindromic contraction | 23 |
| One way to address a lady | 25 |
| Miss, eventually? | 17 |
| Matron, to a maitre d' | 26 |
| Madame, with a drawl | 20 |
| LadyÂ's title | 21 |
| Hat-tipper's address | 24 |
| Hat doffer's address | 24 |
| Friday addressee? | 17 |
| Folksy address | 14 |