| 'You are here' illustration | 35 |
| 'You Bet Your Life' host | 32 |
| 'You Can Call Me Al' singer | 35 |
| 'You can stop trying to wake me!' | 41 |
| 'You Can't -- Again' | 32 |
| 'You can't fool me!' | 32 |
| 'You Don't Bring Me Flowers' lyricist | 49 |
| 'You gave me no warning!' | 33 |
| 'You Light Up My Life' singer Debby | 43 |
| 'You say you -- revolution' | 35 |
| 'You Turned the -- on Me' | 33 |
| 'You Were Meant for Me' singer | 38 |
| 'You'll never believe this!' | 40 |
| 'You're All I Need -- By' | 37 |
| 'You're No Good' singer Linda | 41 |
| 'You're not going to believe this!' | 47 |
| 'You're putting --!' | 32 |
| 'You've got a friend --' | 36 |
| 'You've got mail!' ISP | 34 |
| 'You've got mail' biz | 33 |
| 'You've got mail' co. | 33 |
| 'You've Got Mail' director Ephron | 45 |
| 'You've got yourself --!' | 37 |
| 'You've gotta be kidding!' | 38 |
| 'You've Lost That Lovin' --' | 44 |
| 'You've Really Goton Me' | 36 |
| 'Young Adult' director Jason | 36 |
| 'Young Frankenstein' actress Teri | 41 |
| 'Young Frankenstein' cast member | 40 |
| 'Young Frankenstein' role | 33 |
| 'Young Guns' actor Mulroney | 35 |
| 'Your Erroneous Zones' author | 37 |
| 'Your Show of Shows' star | 33 |
| 'Zoolander' actor Wilson | 32 |
| 'Zorba the Greek' novelist Kazantzakis | 46 |
| < Player with this retired number | 36 |
| < Player with this retired number, informally | 48 |
| < Team that won this many games in 1961 | 42 |
| <-- What this is, on a calendar | 34 |
| <--- One starting a career, perhaps | 38 |
| <3 <3 <3, in some texts | 32 |
| " 'Crocodile' ___" | 36 |
| " 'S a ___ request": Burns | 40 |
| " " " " " | 34 |
| " --- "sante"!" | 35 |
| " --- the ramparts..." | 32 |
| " --- you ashamed of yourself?" | 41 |
| " . . . baked in ___" | 32 |
| " . . . in corpore ___" | 34 |
| " . . . ___ saw Elba" | 32 |
| " . . . 'til the sun shines, ___" | 47 |
| " . . . 'tis like ___ in spring" | 46 |
| " . . . a big fat ___" | 32 |
| " . . . a big ___ hen" | 32 |
| " . . . a bone and a hank ___": Kipling | 49 |
| " . . . a bushel ___ peck" | 36 |
| " . . . a dagger which ___": MacBeth | 46 |
| " . . . a dog, a horse, ___": Shak. | 45 |
| " . . . a drunken sailor on ___": Shak. | 49 |
| " . . . a feeling and ___": Wordsworth | 48 |
| " . . . a gem of ___ ray serene": Gray | 48 |
| " . . . a giant ___ for mankind" | 42 |
| " . . . a heart as sound as ___": Shak. | 49 |
| " . . . a kiss through ___": Hugo | 43 |
| " . . . a lamp ___ feet" | 34 |
| " . . . a lamp ___ my feet . . . " | 44 |
| " . . . a lamp ___ my feet" | 37 |
| " . . . a large ___ his stew" | 39 |
| " . . . a little lower ___ the angels" | 48 |
| " . . . a man for a' ___": Burns | 46 |
| " . . . a man or ___?" | 32 |
| " . . . a man without ___": Campbell | 46 |
| " . . . a man ___ mouse?" | 35 |
| " . . . a merry old soul ___" | 39 |
| " . . . a most susceptible ___ " | 42 |
| " . . . a mouse studying to be ___" | 45 |
| " . . . a part, and mine ___ one" | 43 |
| " . . . a peak in ___": Keats | 39 |
| " . . . a poem lovely as ___" | 39 |
| " . . . a right jolly old ___" | 40 |
| " . . . a sea of ___": Shak. | 38 |
| " . . . a sin to tell ___" | 36 |
| " . . . a sparrow in the ___": Yeats | 46 |
| " . . . a tale/Told ___ idiot" | 40 |
| " . . . a trip to the old ___": Farrell | 49 |
| " . . . a turkey and some ___" | 40 |
| " . . . a virtuous bachelor ___": Shak. | 49 |
| " . . . a wing ___ prayer" | 36 |
| " . . . a woman be more like a ___?" | 46 |
| " . . . a word from our ___" | 38 |
| " . . . a worth that brings ___" | 42 |
| " . . . a ___ and hungry look" | 40 |
| " . . . a ___ clock scholar" | 38 |
| " . . . a ___ dream?": Keats | 38 |
| " . . . a ___ o' livin' " | 43 |
| " . . . a ___ of golden daffodils" | 44 |
| " . . . a ___ snow-white horses" | 42 |
| " . . . a ___ told by an idiot . . . " | 48 |
| " . . . above this ___ sway": Shak. | 45 |
| " . . . abusing ___ patience" | 39 |