| John Such from Bon Jovi | 23 |
| Jazz pianist Templeton | 22 |
| Guinness tapped for Hollywood | 29 |
| Guinness of acting legend | 25 |
| Guinness in "Kafka" | 29 |
| Evelyn Waugh's brother | 26 |
| Capital One spokesman Baldwin | 29 |
| Burks of the Utah Jazz | 22 |
| Brother of Stephen and Billy | 28 |
| British P.M. Douglas-Home | 25 |
| British actor Guinness | 22 |
| Britain's Douglas-Home | 26 |
| Bon Jovi's John Such | 24 |
| Bon Jovi bassist __ John Such | 29 |
| Blind jazz pianist Templeton | 28 |
| Baldwin, McCowen, or Waugh | 26 |
| Baldwin with two Emmys | 22 |
| Baldwin of the silver screen | 28 |
| Baldwin of 'The Edge' | 29 |
| Baldwin of 'Lymelife' | 29 |
| Author Evelyn's brother | 27 |
| Actor with actor brothers | 25 |
| Actor Sir ___ Guinness | 22 |
| Actor Guinness, for one | 23 |
| A Baldwin, but not a piano | 26 |
| 2010 Oscar co-host with Steve | 29 |
| "30 Rock" name | 24 |
| 'Malice' star Baldwin | 29 |
| 'Hick' actor Baldwin | 28 |
| Smart ___ (wisenheimer) | 23 |
| Smart __ (know-it-all) | 22 |
| "Smart" guys | 22 |
| Templeton and Guinness | 22 |
| Pianist Templeton and others | 28 |
| Guinness and Templeton | 22 |
| Composer Wilder and others | 26 |
| "Smart" ones | 22 |
| Smart ___ (wisecrackers) | 24 |
| Smart ___ (sarcastic sorts) | 27 |
| Pianist Templeton et al. | 25 |
| Baldwin, Guinness, etc. | 23 |
| Baldwin, Guinness and others | 28 |
| Actors Guinness and Baldwin | 27 |
| Actors Clunes and McCowen | 25 |
| Actors Baldwin and McCowen | 26 |
| "Smart" guys? | 23 |
| Toward the sheltered side | 25 |
| Windward's opposite | 23 |
| Aweather's opposite | 23 |
| On the safe side, at sea | 24 |
| Sheltered from the wind | 23 |
| Toward shelter, at sea | 22 |
| Toward shelter, nautically | 26 |
| Toward the windless side | 24 |
| Toward the protected side | 25 |
| Protected from the wind | 23 |
| On the quiet side, nautically | 29 |
| Away from the wind, on a ship | 29 |
| Toward one side of a ship | 25 |
| Away from the sea wind | 22 |
| Skipper's direction | 23 |
| Shielded from the storm | 23 |
| On the less windy side | 22 |
| How a ship may be turned | 24 |
| To the sheltered side, at sea | 29 |
| Sheltered from the storm | 24 |
| On the safe side, nautically | 28 |
| On the calmer side, at sea | 26 |
| Away from the wind, at sea | 26 |
| Toward shelter, to a sailor | 27 |
| Sheltered on the Sargasso | 25 |
| Sheltered from the weather | 26 |
| One way to turn a ship | 22 |
| On the calm side, at sea | 24 |
| Not threatened by the wind | 26 |
| Nonwindy side, nautically | 25 |
| In the direction of movement | 28 |
| Helmsman's command | 22 |
| Aweather's counterpart | 26 |
| Away from wind, for a ship | 26 |
| Away from most of the blowing | 29 |
| Toward protection asea | 22 |
| To the safe side at sea | 24 |
| South, in a north wind | 22 |
| Sheltered, on the briny | 23 |
| Sheltered, as a sailor | 22 |
| Protected from winds at sea | 27 |
| Protected from buffeting | 24 |
| Positional word for seamen | 26 |
| Out of the wind, nautically | 27 |
| Out of the wind, at sea | 23 |
| Out of the teeth of the gale | 28 |
| Out of harm's way, maybe | 28 |
| One way to turn at sea | 22 |
| One way to turn a boat | 22 |
| One way to put the helm | 23 |
| One way to orient a ship | 24 |
| One way to orient a boat | 24 |
| One way to direct a helm | 24 |
| One way for a ship to turn | 26 |