| Abbr. in a Bible's name | 27 |
| Abbr. in a bank window | 22 |
| Abbr. in a bank ad | 18 |
| Abbr. in a baby announcement | 28 |
| Abbr. in a "works cited" list | 39 |
| Abbr. in "Respect" | 28 |
| Abbr. in "Bartlett's Familiar Quotations" | 55 |
| Abbr. in '74 headlines | 26 |
| Abbr. found on old maps | 23 |
| Abbr. found on many maps | 24 |
| Abbr. found in directions | 25 |
| Abbr. for windsurfer Gal Fridman, who recently became his country's first Olympic gold medalist | 99 |
| Abbr. for unnamed co-conspirators? | 34 |
| Abbr. for those who didn't make the list | 44 |
| Abbr. for those unsure about dating? | 36 |
| Abbr. for the Prince of Wales | 29 |
| Abbr. for the nameless? | 23 |
| Abbr. for the listless? | 23 |
| Abbr. for the health-conscious | 30 |
| Abbr. for the Grizzlies, on scoreboards | 39 |
| Abbr. for someone with only two names | 37 |
| Abbr. for someone with only one given name | 42 |
| Abbr. for someone with just one given name | 42 |
| Abbr. for some generals | 23 |
| Abbr. for seasons played | 24 |
| Abbr. for royal personages | 26 |
| Abbr. for Prince Charles | 24 |
| Abbr. for people with only two names | 36 |
| Abbr. for people lacking parts of names | 39 |
| Abbr. for odds and ends | 23 |
| Abbr. for Monopoly properties | 29 |
| Abbr. for John Doe, perhaps | 27 |
| Abbr. for Jesse Jackson | 23 |
| Abbr. for Jeanne d'Arc | 26 |
| Abbr. for Harry Reid | 20 |
| Abbr. for gentry | 16 |
| Abbr. for F. Lee Bailey | 23 |
| Abbr. for emeu or iglu | 22 |
| Abbr. for Elizabeth II | 22 |
| Abbr. for dumbbells | 19 |
| Abbr. for Dec. 23, 1988 | 23 |
| Abbr. for dating enthusiasts? | 29 |
| Abbr. for co-conspirators? | 26 |
| Abbr. for change | 16 |
| Abbr. for an unlimited number? | 30 |
| Abbr. for an old soldier | 24 |
| Abbr. for an old general | 24 |
| Abbr. for an MIT grad, perhaps | 30 |
| Abbr. for an MIT grad | 21 |
| Abbr. for an aircraft not needing a long runway | 47 |
| Abbr. for an acid | 17 |
| Abbr. for a type of verb | 24 |
| Abbr. for a software edition | 28 |
| Abbr. for a queen | 17 |
| Abbr. for a prince | 18 |
| Abbr. for a president | 21 |
| Abbr. for a potÂpourri | 25 |
| Abbr. for a person lacking three names | 38 |
| Abbr. for a not-so-nice guy | 27 |
| Abbr. for a Moroccan airport | 28 |
| Abbr. for a MIT grad | 20 |
| Abbr. for a misogynist, maybe | 29 |
| Abbr. for a list of names | 25 |
| Abbr. for a king or queen | 25 |
| Abbr. for a handyman | 20 |
| Abbr. for a handy-andy | 22 |
| Abbr. for a future monarch | 26 |
| Abbr. for a frog or newt | 24 |
| Abbr. for a British monarch | 27 |
| Abbr. for a bounced check | 25 |
| Abbr. for 12 x 12 | 17 |
| Abbr. for 100 | 13 |
| Abbr. for 1 or 81 | 17 |
| Abbr. for "in the same place" | 39 |
| Abbr. following op. and loc. | 28 |
| Abbr. following Lincoln or Kennedy | 34 |
| Abbr. following a list of people | 32 |
| Abbr. following a list | 22 |
| Abbr. followed by a year | 24 |
| Abbr. followed by a date | 24 |
| Abbr. followed by "!!!!!1" | 36 |
| Abbr. ending a math proof | 25 |
| Abbr. ending a list | 19 |
| Abbr. disappearing from cellphones | 34 |
| Abbr. describing British pounds | 31 |
| Abbr. denoting pictures in a book | 33 |
| Abbr. curtailing a list | 23 |
| Abbr. covering various things | 29 |
| Abbr. covering unlisted items | 29 |
| Abbr. concerning the holy or "potholy" | 48 |
| Abbr. choice for a married woman | 32 |
| Abbr. by Hook or by Cook | 24 |
| Abbr. between a first and last name, sometimes | 46 |
| Abbr. between a first and last name, maybe | 42 |
| Abbr. between and # | 20 |
| Abbr. before ZIP code 10001 | 27 |
| Abbr. before the name of a memo recipient | 41 |
| Abbr. before some state names | 29 |
| Abbr. before some president's names | 39 |
| Abbr. before some addressees | 28 |