| James or Judas, e.g. | 20 |
| James or Kett | 13 |
| James or Marilyn | 16 |
| James or Marsha | 15 |
| James or Michael of films | 25 |
| James or Owens | 14 |
| James or Perry | 14 |
| James or Place | 14 |
| James or Springfield | 20 |
| James or Tommie | 15 |
| James or Tommy | 14 |
| James or Tyne | 13 |
| James Osterberg, ___ Iggy Pop | 29 |
| James Patterson book | 20 |
| James Patterson sleuth Cross | 28 |
| James played by Beyoncé in "Cadillac Records" | 58 |
| James Polk's middle name | 28 |
| James portrayed by Beyoncé | 29 |
| James Purefoy's "Rome" role | 41 |
| James Randi nemesis Geller | 26 |
| James River tributary | 21 |
| James Russell Lowell, for one | 29 |
| James Stewart screen persona | 28 |
| James Stewart title character who goes to Washington | 52 |
| James Stewart title role | 24 |
| James Stewart/Grace Kelly classic | 33 |
| James Stockdale as running mate? | 32 |
| James T. Farrell hero | 21 |
| James T. Kirk, by state of birth | 32 |
| James Taylor "Oh Baby, Don't You Loose Your ___" | 62 |
| James Taylor "___ Leather" | 36 |
| James Taylor classic | 20 |
| James Taylor hit | 16 |
| James Taylor song title words | 29 |
| James Taylor tune of '70 | 28 |
| James Taylor's "__ Fool to Care" | 46 |
| James Taylor's "___ Fool to Care" | 47 |
| James Taylor's "___ Got a Friend" | 47 |
| James teammate | 14 |
| James the actor | 15 |
| James the agent | 15 |
| James Thomson's "Rule, Britannia" is one | 54 |
| James Thurber, by birth | 23 |
| James Truslow or John Couch | 27 |
| James Van ___ Beek (Dawson) | 27 |
| James Watt's development | 28 |
| James Watt's field | 22 |
| James Watt's medium | 23 |
| James Webb's "___ of Honor" | 41 |
| James Weldon Johnson's "The Autobiography ___ Ex-Colored Man" | 75 |
| James Whitcomb orJeannie C. | 28 |
| James Whitcomb Riley's ''_____ I Went Mad'' | 63 |
| James Whitcomb Riley's "___ Bull" | 47 |
| James Whitcomb Riley's "___ I Went Mad" | 53 |
| James Whitcomb Riley's "___ Went Mad" | 51 |
| James Whitcomb Riley's beloved home | 39 |
| James who co-wrote "Hair" | 35 |
| James who co-wrote "The African Queen" | 48 |
| James who coined the phrase "Taxation without representation is tyranny" | 82 |
| James who coscripted "The African Queen" | 50 |
| James who created filmdom's Charlie Allnut and Rose Sayer | 61 |
| James who died three years before winning a Pulitzer | 52 |
| James who founded a Civil War town | 34 |
| James who invented the Dual Cyclone vacuum cleaner | 50 |
| James who is the star of TV's "The Angry Video Game Nerd" | 71 |
| James who negotiated a Southwest purchase | 41 |
| James who originated the phrase "Taxation without representation" | 75 |
| James who played a Corleone | 27 |
| James who played a wolf in "Wolf" | 43 |
| James who played Dr. Mark Hall in "The Andromeda Strain" | 66 |
| James who played Piccolo | 24 |
| James who played Scotty on "Star Trek" | 48 |
| James who played Sonny Corleone | 31 |
| James who played Sonny in "The Godfather" | 51 |
| James who played the Mafia mobster Sonny Corleone | 49 |
| James who robbed trains | 23 |
| James who sang ''Trust in Me'' | 46 |
| James who sang "A Sunday Kind of Love" | 48 |
| James who sang "At Last" | 34 |
| James who sang "Mystery Lady" | 39 |
| James who sang the ballad "At Last" | 45 |
| James who sings the blues | 25 |
| James who starred in "Misery" | 39 |
| James who was C.I.A. director under Clinton | 43 |
| James who was in "Misery" | 35 |
| James who was known as the Pineapple King | 41 |
| James who was portrayed by Beyoncé | 37 |
| James who who plays Robert California on "The Office" | 63 |
| James who won a posthumous Pulitzer | 35 |
| James who won an Oscar for the "Titanic" score | 56 |
| James who wrote "A Death in the Family" | 49 |
| James who wrote "A Million Little Pieces" | 51 |
| James who wrote "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men" | 56 |
| James who wrote "Rule, Britannia" | 43 |
| James who wrote "Sweet Baby James" | 44 |
| James who wrote "The Morning Watch" | 45 |
| James who wrote "The Postman Always Rings Twice" | 58 |
| James whose backup was The Roots Band | 37 |
| James whose company published the first U.S. edition of "The Prince and the Pauper" | 93 |
| James with a famously deep voice | 32 |