| Subject of the book "The Man Who Made Lists" | 54 |
| Subject of the 2007 biography subtitled "The Man Who Became a Book" | 77 |
| Subject of Randy Wyatt's play "Synonymy" | 54 |
| Subject of Joshua Kendall's "The Man Who Made Lists" | 66 |
| Subject of ''The Man Who Made Lists'' | 53 |
| Standard word reference | 23 |
| Something to read word for word? | 32 |
| Shelfmate of Webster | 20 |
| Shelfmate of Bartlett's, maybe | 34 |
| Scholar Peter Mark ___ | 22 |
| Reference volume, informally | 28 |
| Reference book for a writer | 27 |
| Reference book author | 21 |
| Physician-turned-wordsmith Peter | 32 |
| Physician-turned-wordsmith | 26 |
| Physician known for collecting synonyms | 39 |
| Noted synonymist | 16 |
| Noted lexicographer | 19 |
| Name that's synonymous with synonymy | 40 |
| Name that's synonymous with synonyms | 40 |
| Name synonymous with synonyms | 29 |
| Name on a thesaurus | 19 |
| Man of many synonyms | 20 |
| Man in search of meaning? | 25 |
| Lexiconizing physician | 22 |
| Lexicography immortal | 21 |
| It's often used as a synonym for "thesaurus" | 58 |
| Important synonymist | 20 |
| He had a way with words | 23 |
| Doctor-turned- synonymist | 25 |
| Doctor often seen on writers' bookshelves | 45 |
| Creator of an immortal 1852 lexicon | 35 |
| Compiler of helpful lists | 25 |
| Celebrated synonymist | 21 |
| Book that's read word-for-word | 34 |
| Big name in thesauruses | 23 |
| Big name in synonyms | 20 |
| "Thesaurus" man | 25 |
| Popular thesaurus | 17 |
| Wordsmith's resource | 24 |
| Word-for-word reference? | 24 |
| Whose “Thesaurus” is that? | 34 |
| Webster's shelfmate | 23 |
| Thesaurus, informally | 21 |
| Shelfmate of Webster's | 26 |
| Reference book, for short | 25 |
| Murder victim Marie and family | 30 |
| It's read word for word | 27 |
| Editor's resource | 21 |
| Cruciverbalist's reference | 30 |
| Classic thesaurus | 17 |
| Book next to a dictionary | 25 |
| ___ Thesaurus | 13 |
| Independent sort | 16 |
| Elephant gone amok | 18 |
| Loose cannon | 12 |
| Isolated and dangerous | 22 |
| Blackleg | 8 |
| Palin book, 'Going --' | 30 |
| Noxious elephant, e.g. | 22 |
| Lone, savage elephant | 21 |
| Exiled elephant | 15 |
| Anna Paquin's "X-Men" character | 45 |
| Adjective for some spies and elephants | 38 |
| ___ elephant | 12 |
| Solitary, savage elephant | 25 |
| Sarah Palin book, 'Going --' | 36 |
| Palin's "Going __" | 32 |
| Pachyderm outcast | 17 |
| Nissan ___ | 10 |
| Malevolent pachyderm | 20 |
| Knavish person | 14 |
| Gallery entry | 13 |
| Elephant-herd dropout | 21 |
| Elephant type | 13 |
| Devilish dude | 13 |
| Deceitful scoundrel | 19 |
| Dangerously unpredictable | 25 |
| Antisocial elephant | 19 |
| Lumbering loner | 15 |
| ___ gallery | 11 |
| Sarah Palin et al.? | 19 |
| They canÂ’t be trusted | 25 |
| Loose cannons | 13 |
| Lone, savage elephants | 22 |
| Gallery baddies | 15 |
| Devilish dudes | 14 |
| Architect Mies van der ___ | 26 |
| Architect Mies van der __ | 25 |
| Architect Ludwig Mies van der ___ | 33 |
| Mies van der ___ | 16 |
| Architect Mies van der -- | 25 |
| Seagram Building architect Ludwig Mies van der ___ | 50 |
| Part of the "Less is more" architect's name | 57 |
| Mies van der --- | 16 |
| Mies van der ____ | 17 |
| Mies van der ___ (German-born architect) | 40 |
| Ludwig Mies van der ___ | 23 |
| Le Corbusier contemporary Mies van der ___ | 42 |
| End of an architect's name | 30 |