| Publisher Whitelaw ___ (1837–1912) | 41 |
| Publisher Whitelaw | 18 |
| Publisher wearing p.j.'s | 28 |
| Publisher Pulitzer | 18 |
| Publisher owned by Random House | 31 |
| Publisher on a 13¢ stamp | 27 |
| Publisher often seen in PJs | 27 |
| Publisher of Zoom-Zoom magazine | 31 |
| Publisher of World of Work mag. | 31 |
| Publisher of Updike's Rabbit Angstrom series | 48 |
| Publisher of The New Yorker | 27 |
| Publisher of the most widely read magazine in the U.S. | 54 |
| Publisher of the fictional New York Inquirer | 44 |
| Publisher of the arcade game Zaxxon | 35 |
| Publisher of Steinbeck and Bellow | 33 |
| Publisher of Spider-Man and X-Men comics | 40 |
| Publisher of Shooting Illustrated, for short | 44 |
| Publisher of Modern Maturity | 28 |
| Publisher of Mad | 16 |
| Publisher of Life | 17 |
| Publisher of Indian Gourmet magazine? | 37 |
| Publisher of GAMES Magazine | 27 |
| Publisher of Cosmopolitan and Good Housekeeping | 47 |
| Publisher of Cosmopolitan and Esquire | 37 |
| Publisher of cooked books? | 26 |
| Publisher of All Hands magazine: Abbr. | 38 |
| Publisher of a World Leaders online directory | 45 |
| Publisher of a noted men's mag | 34 |
| Publisher of a 19th-century periodical for women | 48 |
| Publisher of "X-Men" comics | 37 |
| Publisher of "Our Children" magazine | 46 |
| Publisher of "Iron Man" comics | 40 |
| Publisher of "Happy Tails" stories | 44 |
| Publisher of "enRoute" | 32 |
| Publisher of "Elle" and "O" | 47 |
| Publisher of "Common Sense" | 37 |
| Publisher Ochs | 14 |
| Publisher nicknamed "Father Time" | 43 |
| Publisher nicknamed ''Father Time'' | 51 |
| Publisher Nast | 14 |
| Publisher Nan | 13 |
| Publisher Murdoch | 17 |
| Publisher known as "Father Time" | 42 |
| Publisher Hoffenberg | 20 |
| Publisher Henry slowing down? | 29 |
| Publisher Henry and romance novelist Victoria | 45 |
| Publisher Henry | 15 |
| Publisher G. P. | 15 |
| Publisher Funk of Funk and Wagnalls | 35 |
| Publisher Conrad | 16 |
| Publisher Condé ___ | 22 |
| Publisher Condé __ | 21 |
| Publisher Condé | 18 |
| Publisher Chandler | 18 |
| Publisher Boothe Luce | 21 |
| Publisher Black | 15 |
| Publisher Bennett: 1898-1971 | 28 |
| Publisher Bennett et al. | 24 |
| Publisher Bennett | 17 |
| Publisher Ballantine | 20 |
| Publisher and punster | 21 |
| Publisher and "What's My Line?" panelist | 54 |
| Publisher Alfred A. ___ | 23 |
| Publisher Adolph | 16 |
| Publisher | 9 |
| Published, in Pisa | 18 |
| Published one | 13 |
| Published mistakes | 18 |
| Published junk | 14 |
| Published in installments | 25 |
| Published illegally | 19 |
| Published expert on Empire State dessert wines? | 47 |
| Published again | 15 |
| Published | 9 |
| Publishable snippet | 19 |
| Publishable | 11 |
| Publish-or-perish milieu | 24 |
| Publish or perish, e.g. | 23 |
| Publish on the Web | 18 |
| Publish like Gutenberg | 22 |
| Publish lies about | 18 |
| Publish essays? | 15 |
| Publish again, as a novel | 25 |
| Publish a second edition | 24 |
| Publish | 7 |
| Publike eatery | 14 |
| Publicly-expressed honors | 25 |
| Publicly traded investment company with a limited number of shares | 66 |
| Publicly supported | 18 |
| Publicly state | 14 |
| Publicly praised | 16 |
| Publicly oriented? | 18 |
| Publicly known | 14 |
| Publicly gay | 12 |
| Publicly funded residential complex | 35 |
| Publicly expressed honors | 25 |
| Publicly exaggerate, in slang | 29 |
| Publicly disrupting a concerto? | 31 |
| Publicly denounces | 18 |
| Publicly declare one's homosexuality | 40 |