| Top of the clock | 16 |
| Time for lunch, for many | 24 |
| Time for a Wild West shootout | 29 |
| Tiffin time, perhaps | 20 |
| Start of a nautical day | 23 |
| Showdown time | 13 |
| Shootout time, maybe | 20 |
| Popular lunch hour | 18 |
| One before one | 14 |
| Lunch time, maybe | 17 |
| Lunch hour often | 17 |
| It follows 11 | 13 |
| High time for Cooper | 20 |
| High ____ | 9 |
| Hands-up time? | 14 |
| Haircut 100 "High ___" | 32 |
| Day's halfway point | 23 |
| Day time | 8 |
| Daily palindrome | 16 |
| Common lunch time | 17 |
| Cinematic showdown time | 23 |
| Chime time | 10 |
| 12:00 p.m. | 10 |
| 12 o'clock high | 19 |
| "High ___," 1952 film | 31 |
| Zenith, metaphorically | 22 |
| Zenith time | 11 |
| XII, perhaps | 12 |
| XII, maybe | 10 |
| Work-break time | 15 |
| Word with tide or time | 22 |
| Whistle time? | 13 |
| When two hands come together | 28 |
| When the sun is on the meridian | 31 |
| When the scholar comes | 22 |
| When some hear a whistle | 24 |
| When p.m. starts | 16 |
| When p.m. begins | 16 |
| When morning is over | 20 |
| When hands are up? | 18 |
| When church bells ring | 22 |
| When both hands are straight up | 31 |
| When both hands are raised | 26 |
| When a factory whistle blows | 28 |
| What may precede one | 20 |
| Twelve, maybe | 13 |
| Twelve, half of the time | 24 |
| Twelve sharp | 12 |
| Twelve o'clock, half the time | 33 |
| Twelve o'clock in the daytime | 33 |
| Twelve o'clock in the day | 29 |
| Twelve __ | 9 |
| Traditional gunfight time | 25 |
| Time when a U.S. president's term expires | 45 |
| Time that VCRs may blink | 24 |
| Time for mad dogs and Englishmen | 32 |
| Time for lunch, perhaps | 23 |
| Time for both hands to be up | 28 |
| Time for a whistle | 18 |
| Time for a bite | 15 |
| The Jam: "Tonight at ___" | 35 |
| The end of the morning | 22 |
| The Carpenters: "Crescent ___" | 40 |
| Ten o'clock scholar's hour | 34 |
| Straight-up hour | 16 |
| Showdown time, in a 1952 film | 29 |
| Showdown time in a Cooper film | 30 |
| Showdown time for Marshal Will Kane | 35 |
| Shootout time, perhaps | 22 |
| Sext hour | 9 |
| Presidential inauguration hour | 30 |
| Palindromic time of day | 23 |
| P.M. starter | 12 |
| Opposite of midnight | 20 |
| Nautical day's beginning | 28 |
| Morning's end | 17 |
| Morning ending | 14 |
| Moment of truth in a G. Cooper classic | 38 |
| Midnight's opposite | 23 |
| Middle of the day | 17 |
| Midday time | 11 |
| Midday hour | 11 |
| Meal time | 9 |
| Marshal Kane's time | 23 |
| Marshal Kane's deadline | 27 |
| Marking at the north end of a sundial | 37 |
| Lunch time for many | 19 |
| Late time in a nursery rhyme | 28 |
| Kramer's "High ___" | 33 |
| It's high once a day | 24 |
| It's between eleven and one | 31 |
| It may follow eleven | 20 |
| It may come before one | 22 |
| It can follow eleven | 20 |
| Hour of sext | 12 |
| High-handed point | 17 |
| High time for mad dogs | 22 |
| High time for gunslingers | 25 |
| High time for Gary Cooper | 25 |
| High or after follower | 22 |