| Dorothy Lamour's trademark garment | 38 |
| Dorothy of "Peyton Place" | 35 |
| Dorothy of old "Road" films | 37 |
| Dorothy of the "Road" pictures | 40 |
| Dorothy or Lillian of stage fame | 32 |
| Dorothy Parker comment, typically | 33 |
| Dorothy portrayer in the film "The Wiz" | 49 |
| Dorothy the goldfish's owner | 32 |
| Dorothy ___ of "The Wizard of Oz" | 43 |
| Dorothy's aunt after being canonized? | 41 |
| Dorothy's cowardly companion | 32 |
| Dorothy's dog in the Oz books | 33 |
| Dorothy's friend in a sword fight? | 38 |
| Dorothy's path to the Wizard | 32 |
| Dorothy's portrayer on the Yellow Brick Road | 48 |
| Dorsey's ''Maria'' | 38 |
| Dorsey's "Maria ___" | 34 |
| Dory the fish in ''Finding Nemo'' | 49 |
| Dory's affliction in "Finding Nemo" | 49 |
| Dos Equis-filled item at a birthday party? | 42 |
| Dos Passos's "U.S.A." | 35 |
| Dos Passos's Annabelle et al. | 33 |
| Dose for a person with the sniffles | 35 |
| Dostoevski novel, with "The" | 38 |
| Dostoevski's "The ___" | 36 |
| Dostoevsky novel (with "The") | 39 |
| Dostoevsky work (with "The") | 39 |
| Dostoevsky's "The ___" | 36 |
| Dostoevsky's Prince Myshkin, e.g. | 37 |
| Dostoyevsky novel, with "The" | 39 |
| Dostoyevsky title character named Lev Myshkin | 45 |
| Dostoyevsky work, with "The" | 38 |
| Dostoyevsky's "Little Mother" | 43 |
| Dostoyevsky's "The ___" | 37 |
| Dostoyevsky's "The _____" | 39 |
| Dostoyevsky's "___ Youth" | 39 |
| Dot and Flik, in "A Bug's Life" | 45 |
| Dot follower, in some e-mail addresses | 38 |
| Dot in ''la mer'' | 33 |
| Dot, dot, dot, dash, dash, dash, dot, dot, dot | 46 |
| Dot-chomping character in a classic arcade game | 47 |
| Dot-com employees, stereotypically | 34 |
| Dot-com headquartered in San Jose | 33 |
| Dot-com millionaire creator, perhaps | 36 |
| Dot-com millionaire, stereotypically | 36 |
| Dot-com with an asterisk in its name | 36 |
| Dot-commer's address, for short | 35 |
| Dot-commer's dream, for short | 33 |
| Dot-devouring video game critter | 32 |
| Dotcom millionaire, stereotypically | 35 |
| Doting too much on a goatish god? | 33 |
| Dotted ones are half again as long | 34 |
| Dotted underscore in blue pencil | 32 |
| Dottie in "A League of Their Own" | 43 |
| Double agent for competing record company | 41 |
| Double bass's smaller cousin | 32 |
| Double curve forming an "S" | 37 |
| Double curve resembling an ''S'' | 48 |
| Double curve resembling an "S" | 40 |
| Double Delight for Cookie Monster | 33 |
| Double no-hit pitcher Johnny Vander ___ | 39 |
| Double or nothing, in Eng. class | 32 |
| Double platinum Genesis album of 1981 | 37 |
| Double play started by Manny Machado | 36 |
| Double sugar / Travel freely? [merger] | 38 |
| Double this for a 1968 B'way hit | 36 |
| Double this for a Kenyan revolutionist | 38 |
| Double this for a Kenyan terrorist | 34 |
| Double this for a perfume-yielding tree | 39 |
| Double this for a Samoan seaport | 32 |
| Double this for an Indian people | 32 |
| Double this to mean "pronto" | 38 |
| Double Triple Crown winner Eddie | 32 |
| Double trouble ... for a hydrophobic teetotaler? | 48 |
| Double Trouble spinoff ___ Angels | 33 |
| Double-bonded form of acetylacetone | 35 |
| Double-cross, in affaires d'amour | 37 |
| Double-crossing a Mafia boss, e.g. | 34 |
| Double-deckered a checker player's checker | 46 |
| Double-deckers in the sky, maybe | 32 |
| Double-edged blade for hand-to-hand fighting | 44 |
| Double-parker who gives out tickets | 35 |
| Double-platinum Genesis album of 1981 | 37 |
| Double-platinum Steely Dan album | 32 |
| Double-play partner of I Don't Give a Darn | 46 |
| Double-reed orchestra instrument | 32 |
| Double-whammy economic condition | 32 |
| Double-___ (like some rare eggs) | 32 |
| Double-___ (term of two meanings) | 33 |
| Doubled name in a hit song title | 32 |
| Doubled phrase in a novel ending | 32 |
| Doubled, a cheerleader's aid | 32 |
| Doubled, a Dixie Cups oldie about New Orleans | 45 |
| Doubled, a psychedelic guitar effect | 36 |
| Doubled, home of Whitman College | 32 |
| Doubleday associated with baseball | 34 |
| Doubleday who supposedly invented baseball | 42 |
| Doubleday, ___ (old publishing house) | 37 |
| Doublemint commercial actor, e.g. | 33 |
| Doubles players who aren't on speaking terms? | 49 |