| Ending with fool or ghoul | 25 |
| Ending with dolt or colt | 24 |
| Ending with boy or girl | 23 |
| Ending with bald, baby, and boy | 31 |
| Ending meaning "sort of" | 34 |
| Ending for Turk or Finn | 23 |
| Ending for self or sheep | 24 |
| Ending for fool | 15 |
| Ending for bull or bear | 23 |
| Ending for boor or book | 23 |
| Ending for amateur | 18 |
| Ending akin to -like | 20 |
| Devil's end? | 16 |
| Devil follower? | 15 |
| Devil follower | 14 |
| Cousin of -y | 12 |
| Comic Kabibble | 14 |
| Cartoon ending? | 15 |
| Bull's tail? | 16 |
| Bull or freak attachment | 24 |
| Boy or book suffix | 18 |
| Book closer? | 12 |
| Bear or bull add-on | 19 |
| Bear or boor follower | 21 |
| Approximately: Suffix | 21 |
| Approximately, in times | 23 |
| Amateur ending | 14 |
| "Sort of" ending | 26 |
| 'Semi-' suffix | 22 |
| ''Sorta'' suffix | 32 |
| -oid relative | 13 |
| -like, alternatively | 20 |
| -like relative | 14 |
| -like equivalent | 16 |
| -esque | 6 |
| ___ kabbible | 12 |
| Formal promise? | 15 |
| Start of a declaration | 22 |
| "___ return" | 22 |
| Words from a promising individual? | 34 |
| Stilted-sounding "Consider it done" | 45 |
| Start of a MacArthur quote | 26 |
| Promising start? | 16 |
| Promising beginning? | 20 |
| "Consider this done" | 30 |
| "__ return" | 21 |
| Bandleader Jones | 16 |
| "It Had to Be You" composer Jones | 43 |
| Jones of "It Had to Be You" | 37 |
| Big-band leader Jones | 21 |
| Bandsman Jones | 14 |
| Bandleader-songwriter Jones | 27 |
| Bandleader Jones of the 1920s-'30s | 38 |
| "It Had to Be You" composer ___ Jones | 47 |
| '30s bandleader Jones | 25 |
| ''It Had to Be You'' composer Jones | 51 |
| His writing led to "Cabaret" | 38 |
| Christopher who wrote "The Berlin Stories," inspiration for the play "I Am a Camera" | 104 |
| Lone Pequod survivor | 20 |
| "Call Me ___" | 23 |
| "Moby-Dick" narrator | 30 |
| Queequeg crewmate | 17 |
| Pequod crewman | 14 |
| Memorable 1851 novel line | 25 |
| Literary narrator | 17 |
| "Moby Dick" narrator | 30 |
| Third word of "Moby-Dick" | 35 |
| Third word of "Moby Dick" | 35 |
| Shipmate of Starbuck | 20 |
| Queequeg's shipmate | 23 |
| Pequod hand | 11 |
| Narrator rescued by the Rachel at the novel's end | 53 |
| Narrator aboard the Pequod | 26 |
| Moby Dick narrator | 21 |
| Merchant mariner of fiction | 27 |
| Lone survivor of the Pequod | 27 |
| Abraham's eldest | 20 |
| "And I only am escaped alone to tell thee" writer | 59 |
| 'Moby-Dick' narrator | 28 |
| "___ the Sheriff" | 27 |
| Bob Marley's "___ the Sheriff" | 44 |
| Strike while the iron ___ | 25 |
| Has sex appeal | 14 |
| "___ the Sheriff" (Eric Clapton hit) | 46 |
| "___ Andy Warhol" (1996 movie) | 40 |
| "___ Andy Warhol" | 27 |
| '-- the Sheriff' | 24 |
| Strike while the iron -- | 24 |
| Loverboy "The Kid ___ Tonight" | 40 |
| Enjoys faddish popularity | 25 |
| Enjoys a lucky streak | 21 |
| Clapton's '-- the Sheriff' | 38 |
| Clapton hit, "___ the Sheriff" | 40 |
| Can't be beaten | 19 |
| Bob Marley's ''___ the Sheriff'' | 52 |
| 1974 hit "___the Sheriff" | 35 |
| "But __ a man in Reno": Johnny Cash lyric | 51 |
| "--- an arrow into..." | 32 |
| "___ the Sheriff" (Eric Clapton #1 hit) | 49 |
| "___ the Sheriff" (1974 hit) | 38 |