| Pounded the keys | 16 |
| Pounded the keyboard | 20 |
| Not handwritten, perhaps | 24 |
| Like some blood and articles | 28 |
| Like most manuscripts | 21 |
| Like many manuscripts | 21 |
| Like Karloff and Lugosi, notably | 32 |
| Like articles and blood | 23 |
| Keyboarded | 10 |
| Hunted and pecked | 17 |
| Entered via a keyboard | 22 |
| Entered using keys | 18 |
| Done on a keypad | 16 |
| Did a word processing chore | 27 |
| Did a stenog's job | 22 |
| Did a pool job | 14 |
| Composed with a keyboard | 24 |
| Completed a dictation job | 25 |
| Checked before surgery, in a way | 32 |
| Cast repeatedly in similar roles | 32 |
| Cast in the same role continually | 33 |
| Cast in a familiar role | 23 |
| Cast constantly in related roles | 32 |
| Entered on a keyboard | 21 |
| Digitally entered | 17 |
| Authored via keyboard | 21 |
| Prepared, as a memo | 19 |
| Prepared by keying in | 21 |
| Prepared a report, perhaps | 26 |
| Novel subtitled "A Peep at Polynesian Life" | 53 |
| It promised "A Peep at Polynesian Life" | 49 |
| Melville's most popular novel, in his time | 46 |
| Melville's first novel | 26 |
| Melville's "Peep at Polynesian Life" | 50 |
| Melville work subtitled "A Peep at Polynesian Life" | 61 |
| Melville potboiler | 18 |
| Herman Melville's first book | 32 |
| Book with the subtitle "A Peep at Polynesian Life" | 60 |
| 1846 novel set on an island of cannibals | 40 |
| 1846 book subtitled "A Peep at Polynesian Life" | 57 |
| Printing font | 13 |
| Word processing decision | 24 |
| Composing-room concern | 22 |
| Baskerville or Bodoni | 21 |
| Producers of some bold words | 28 |
| Layout considerations | 21 |
| Graphic-design choices | 22 |
| The second kind of, formally | 28 |
| Second variety of | 17 |
| Do secretarial work | 19 |
| Host of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" | 50 |
| "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" host | 47 |
| Universal donor | 15 |
| Versatile donor | 15 |
| Versatile blood donor | 21 |
| Universal donor's classification | 36 |
| Universal donor's blood designation | 39 |
| Universal donor classification | 30 |
| New York gothic metal band ___ Negative | 39 |
| Most common blood designation | 29 |
| Major blood group | 17 |
| Like a universal donor's blood | 34 |
| Donor designation | 17 |
| Donor classification | 20 |
| Commonest blood designation | 27 |
| Common blood group | 18 |
| Blood group known as the universal donor | 40 |
| Blood bank's "universal donor" | 44 |
| "The universal donor" | 31 |
| ___ Negative | 12 |
| Pug? | 4 |
| MARC | 4 |
| One at a keyboard | 17 |
| Keyboard user | 13 |
| Blood bank technician | 21 |
| Computer users | 14 |
| Blood bank workers | 18 |
| Some blood bank technicians | 27 |
| Clerical sorts | 14 |
| "14. All six members of my current band are ___" | 58 |
| Uses a keyboard | 15 |
| Genera | 6 |
| Uses a Smith Corona | 19 |
| Uses the keyboard | 17 |
| Does some keyboarding | 21 |
| Bangs out | 9 |
| Works on a keyboard | 19 |
| Works at the keyboard | 21 |
| Works at a keyboard | 19 |
| Uses the PC | 11 |
| Uses an Underwood | 17 |
| Uses a touch system | 19 |
| Uses a Smith-Corona | 19 |
| Uses a Selectric | 16 |
| Prepares E-mail, e.g. | 21 |
| Pounds the keys | 15 |
| Pounds on an Underwood | 22 |
| Performs in the office pool | 27 |
| Kidneys | 7 |
| Italic and Roman, e.g. | 22 |