| Risked an FCC fine | 18 |
| Promised solemnly | 17 |
| Promised emphatically | 21 |
| Pledged sacredly | 16 |
| Made an oath | 12 |
| Gave one's word | 19 |
| Declared under oath | 19 |
| Crossed one's heart, e.g. | 29 |
| Used some bleeped language | 26 |
| Used profanities | 16 |
| Used bad language | 17 |
| Turned the air blue | 19 |
| Talked X-ratedly? | 17 |
| Talked impolitely | 17 |
| Said with one's hand on a stack of Bibles | 45 |
| Said "!@#$%" | 22 |
| Pledged solemnly | 16 |
| Made a promise | 14 |
| Insisted absolutely | 19 |
| Gave up, with "off" | 29 |
| Gave earnest assurances | 23 |
| Gave an oath | 12 |
| Gave a deposition | 17 |
| Gave a damn? | 12 |
| Dropped an F-Bomb | 17 |
| Caused a bleep | 14 |
| Affirmed solemnly | 17 |
| Affirmed forcefully | 19 |
| ___ off (relinquished) | 22 |
| ___ off (kicked a habit) | 24 |
| Cussed out | 10 |
| Called every name in the book | 29 |
| Relied on | 9 |
| Insisted on using, like a favorite brand | 40 |
| Prepared for questioning | 24 |
| Did a bailiff's job | 23 |
| Asked to give an oath, maybe | 28 |
| Administered an oath to | 23 |
| Promised to give up | 19 |
| Quit for good | 13 |
| Prepared to give testimony, perhaps | 35 |
| Affirmed in court | 17 |
| Testified about | 15 |
| Stated unequivocally | 20 |
| Solemnly affirmed | 17 |
| Gave one's word about | 25 |
| Preliminary drudgery | 20 |
| Kind of testimony | 17 |
| Like court testimony | 20 |
| Kind of statement | 17 |
| Under oath | 10 |
| Bound by oath | 13 |
| Taken an oath | 13 |
| Stated under oath | 17 |
| Offered under oath | 18 |
| Like trial testimony | 20 |
| Like testimony | 14 |
| Like some testimonies | 21 |
| Given testimony | 15 |
| Given an oath (with "in") | 35 |
| Bound to tell the truth, say | 28 |
| Bound by an oath | 16 |
| ___ in (inducted) | 17 |
| Offended, perhaps | 17 |
| Person with whom one will always fight | 38 |
| Ready to testify | 16 |
| Under oath at a trial | 21 |
| Inaugurated | 11 |
| Having taken an oath | 20 |
| ___ secrecy | 11 |
| Like a keeper of confidential information | 41 |
| Study hard in Britain | 21 |
| Cram at Cambridge | 17 |
| Faint, to Shakespeare | 21 |
| Cloth samples: Abbr. | 20 |
| Hallucinated from getting bonked on the head, in cartoons | 57 |
| Type of waveform that gets its name from its resemblance to the serrations on a woodworker's cutting tool | 109 |
| They hit flies | 14 |
| Like one leg of a triathlon | 27 |
| Having dogpaddled | 17 |
| Gone across a pool | 18 |
| What Mark Spitz has done well | 29 |
| Like the beginning of triathlons | 32 |
| Like many laps | 14 |
| Like laps in a pool | 19 |
| Having dog-paddled | 18 |
| Has done some laps | 18 |
| Backstroked | 11 |
| What Spitz has done well | 24 |
| What Spitz has done | 19 |
| What Michael Phelps has done well | 33 |
| Used strokes | 12 |
| Took a dip (I can never believe this is actually a word) | 56 |
| Splashed through the pool | 25 |
| Past participle for Michael Phelps | 34 |
| Natatory word | 13 |
| Like the Florida Straits, rarely | 32 |
| Like the first leg of a triathlon | 33 |
| Like the English Channel for the first time in 1875 | 51 |
| Like some Olympic races | 23 |