| Fix, as an electrical system | 28 |
| Fix, as a worn cushion | 22 |
| Fix, as a wicker chair | 22 |
| Fix, as a tangled line | 22 |
| Fix, as a slot machine? | 23 |
| Fix, as a shower stall | 22 |
| Fix, as a reed instrument | 25 |
| Fix, as a printer stoppage | 26 |
| Fix, as a driveway, maybe | 25 |
| Fix, as a computer program | 26 |
| Fix, as a clogged copier | 24 |
| Fix, as a broken heart | 22 |
| Fix, as a boxing match | 22 |
| Fix, as a bathroom floor | 24 |
| Fix __ (do tire repair) | 23 |
| Fix up, as an old pool | 22 |
| Fix up for a museum, maybe | 26 |
| Fix up and resell quickly | 25 |
| Fix the punctuation once more | 29 |
| Fix the hair just so, say | 25 |
| Fix the end of a pool cue | 25 |
| Fix the copier, in a way | 24 |
| Fix the coloring of, say | 24 |
| Fix the clock for D.S.T. | 24 |
| Fix some loose stitching | 24 |
| Fix potatoes the hard way? | 26 |
| Fix permanently (Var.) | 22 |
| Fix over, as a pipe joint | 25 |
| Fix one's watch, in a way | 29 |
| Fix one's shoelaces, e.g. | 29 |
| Fix one's feathers | 22 |
| Fix one's bearings | 22 |
| Fix junior's shoes | 22 |
| Fix in one's memory | 23 |
| Fix holes left by divots | 24 |
| Fix hastily and temporarily | 27 |
| Fix for a wobbly table | 22 |
| Fix for a certain bald spot | 27 |
| Fix deeply and tightly | 22 |
| Fix by fusing, as metal | 23 |
| Fix butter for popcorn | 22 |
| Fix at the blacksmith's | 27 |
| Fix at a predetermined level | 28 |
| Fix at a particular level | 25 |
| Fix at a farrier's | 22 |
| Fix an open seam, perhaps | 25 |
| Fix again, as a squeak | 22 |
| Fix again, as a hemline | 23 |
| Fix a word-processing error | 27 |
| Fix a stubborn shoelace | 23 |
| Fix a shoe's bottom | 23 |
| Fix a salon mistake, perhaps | 28 |
| Fix a sailing competition? | 26 |
| Fix a phonograph stylus | 23 |
| Fix a one-armed bandit? | 23 |
| Fix a new exchange rate for | 27 |
| Fix a model plane, perhaps | 26 |
| Fix a mistake, perhaps | 22 |
| Fix a loose shoelace, e.g. | 26 |
| Fix a discrepancy between | 25 |
| Fix a copier, in a way | 22 |
| Fix a computer program | 22 |
| Fix a Caesar, for example | 25 |
| Fix a boutonniere, e.g. | 23 |
| Fix a basic math error | 22 |
| Fix a bartending mistake | 24 |
| Fix as a broken window | 23 |
| Fives, nines or elevens | 23 |
| Five-to-six-foot Aussie | 23 |
| Five-time Wimbledon winner | 26 |
| Five-time Wimbledon champion | 28 |
| Five-time Wimbledon champ | 25 |
| Five-time U.S. Open winner | 26 |
| Five-time U.S. Open champ | 25 |
| Five-time Super Bowl winners | 28 |
| Five-time Super Bowl coach | 26 |
| Five-time Super Bowl champs | 27 |
| Five-time Super Bowl champ | 26 |
| Five-time Sugar Bowl champs | 27 |
| Five-time Stanley Cup team | 26 |
| Five-time Rose Bowl winner | 26 |
| Five-time Rose Bowl champs | 26 |
| Five-time P.G.A. champ | 22 |
| Five-time Oscar nominee Adams | 29 |
| Five-time MLB All-Star Cooper | 29 |
| Five-time Masters champ | 23 |
| Five-time Horse of the Year | 27 |
| Five-time Grammy winner James | 29 |
| Five-time gold winner Eric | 26 |
| Five-time Emmy-winning role | 27 |
| Five-time Emmy winner Tina | 26 |
| Five-time Emmy winner Peter | 27 |
| Five-time Derby winner Eddie | 28 |
| Five-time Derby winner | 22 |
| Five-time British Open champ | 28 |
| Five-time All-Pro QB Luckman | 28 |
| Five-time A.L. batting champ | 28 |
| Five-thirds of DCXXXVI | 22 |
| Five-term Mexican president | 27 |
| Five-stringed African lyre | 26 |