| AAR | Swiss river (also AARE) |
| ABBE | French cleric |
| ABELE | White poplar |
| ABIES | “__ Irish Rose” |
| ABRI | Hillside shelter |
| ACER | Maple genus |
| ACIS | Galatea’s beloved |
| ACTA | Recorded proceedings |
| ADA | City in Oklahoma |
| ADAK | Alaskan island |
| ADANO | Hersey’s “A Bell for __” |
| ADAR | Jewish month |
| ADE | Fruit drink; humorist George |
| ADIT | Mine entrance |
| ADZ | Shaping tool (also ADZE) |
| AEDES | Mosquito genus |
| AERIE | Eagle’s nest (also AERY) |
| AESIR | Pantheon in Norse mythology |
| AGA | Turkish leader (also AGHA) |
| AGANA | Guam’s capital, old-style |
| AGAR | Culture medium; journalist-writer Herbert |
| AGEE | Writer James |
| AGIO | Currency exchange premium |
| AGON | Literary conflict; Stravinsky ballet |
| AGORA | Ancient Greek marketplace |
| AGRA | Taj Mahal city |
| AGUE | Chills and fever |
| AINU | Japanese aborigine |
| AIRE | River in Yorkshire |
| AISNE | French river |
| AIT | River island |
| ALAE | Winglike part |
| ALAI | Kyrgyzstan’s __ Mountains; jai __ |
| ALAR | Winged; banned apple spray |
| ALB | Church vestment |
| ALEE | Toward shelter |
| ALETA | Prince Valiant’s wife |
| ALGA | Tiny pond plant |
| ALOP | Askew |
| ALOU | Baseball family name |
| ALTAI | Asia’s __ Mountains |
| ALUM | Astringent; graduate, for short |
| ALVA | Thomas Edison’s middle name |
| AMAH | Oriental nurse |
| AMATI | Italian violinmaker |
| AMES | Iowa university town; singer Ed |
| A MOI | Belonging to me, in France |
| AMUR | River in northeastern Asia |
| ANA | Literary collection; Santa __ |
| ANAIS | Diarist Nin |
| ANI | Black cuckoo |
| ANIL | Indigo-yielding plant |
| ANILE | Old-womanish |
| ANION | Negatively charged particle |
| ANO | Year in Spain |
| ANOA | Celebes ox |
| ANSA | Looped handle |
| ANTA | Theater group |
| ANYA | Author Seton |
| APIA | Samoa’s capital |
| APIS | Sacred bull of ancient Egypt |
| APOD | Footless animal |
| APSE | Church recess |
| ARA | Southern constellation; coach Parseghian |
| ARAL | Asia’s __ Sea |
| ARAM | Composer Khachaturian |
| ARAN | Ireland’s __ Islands |
| ARECA | Betel palm |
| ARETE | Mountain rdge |
| ARI | Shipping magnate Onassis; former White House spokesman Fleischer |
| ARIL | Seed covering |
| ARON | Elvis Presley’s middle name |
| ARRAS | Tapestry |
| ARTEL | Old Soviet peasants’ cooperative |
| ARUM | Calla lily family |
| ASANA | Yoga position |
| ASE | Peer Gynt’s mother; enzyme suffix |
| ASOR | Ancient Hebrew musical instrument |
| ASSAI | Very, in music |
| ASSAM | State in northeastern India |
| ASTA | Nick and Nora Charles’s dog in The Thin Man |
| ASTI | Italian wine region |
| ATLE | Tamarisk salt tree |
| ATLI | Norse king |
| ATON | Egyptian solar diety (also ATEN) |
| ATRI | Italian bell town |
| ATTU | Westernmost of the Aleutian Islands |
| AUDE | French river |
| AUGER | Hole-boring tool |
| AVAL | Grandparental |
| AWN | Grain bristle |
| AXEL | Skater’s jump |
| AXIL | Leaf angle |
| AXON | Nerve-cell process |
| AYIN | Hebrew letter |
| AYN | Author Rand |
| BAHT | Thai money |
| BEDE | “Venerable” monk |
| BELEM | Brazilian city |
| BEY | Governor in the Ottoman Empire |
| BOLA | Gaucho’s weapon |
| BOLO | Philippine knife; __ tie |
| BRAE | Scottish hillside |
| BREN | Clip-fed machine gun |
| CAEN | Normandy city |
| CANA | Where Jesus performed his first miracle |
| CANEA | Former capital of Crete |
| CARIB | West Indies native |
| CHA | Oriental tea |
| CEBU | Philippine island |
| CERE | Cover with wax: Obs. |
| CERES | Goddess of agriculture; largest asteroid |
| CLIO | Muse of history |
| COHO | Great Lakes salmon |
| COIR | Coconut fiber |
| CONTE | French story |
| COR | Heart |
| COS | Type of lettuce; business grps. |
| CREE | Algonquian Indian |
| CREEL | Fisher’s basket |
| DACE | Carplike fish |
| DADA | Art movement |
| DADO | Part of a pedestal |
| DAG | Former U.N. Secretary General __ Hammarskjöld |
| DAIL | Irish parliament |
| DEE | Scottish river; actress Ruby or Sandra |
| DELE | Remove, to a typesetter |
| DENE | Sand hill |
| DEVA | Hindu deity |
| DEY | Former Algerian ruler; actress Susan |
| DIDO | Queen of Carthage; prank |
| DOGE | Old Venetian magistrate |
| DREI | German four |
| DUMA | Russian legislature |
| DYAD | Pair |
| DYNE | Unit of force |
| EBON | Black, in poetry |
| EBRO | Spanish river |
| ECCE | Behold, in old Rome |
| ECLAT | Brilliant display |
| ECOLE | French place of learning |
| ECRU | Beige |
| ECTO | Outer: Prefix |
| ECU | Old French coin |
| EDA | Author LeShan |
| EDDA | Icelandic literary work |
| EDE | Dutch city |
| EDEMA | Swelling |
| EDER | German river |
| EDH | Old English letter (also ETH) |
| EDIE | Singer Adams |
| EDILE | Old Roman magistrate |
| EDO | Former name of Tokyo |
| EDOM | Biblical country |
| EER | Always, in poetry |
| EERO | Architect Saarinen |
| EFT | Young newt |
| EGER | German river |
| EGIS | Protection (also AEGIS) |
| EIN | German article (also EINE) |
| EIS | Frozen water: Ger. |
| E LA | Guido’s note |
| ELAM | Biblical kingdom |
| ELATER | Click beetle |
| ELATH | Israeli port on the Gulf of Aqaba (also ELAT, EILAT) |
| ELBA | Island of Napoleon’s exile |
| ELBE | German river |
| ELD | Antiquity |
| ELEA | Zeno of __ |
| ELEMI | Fragrant resin |
| ELEVE | French student |
| ELI | Biblical high priest |
| ELIA | Charles Lamb’s pen name |
| ELIS | Home of the ancient Olympics; Yale students |
| ELL | Building wing; pipe joint |
| ELOI | The Time Machine people |
| ELON | North Carolina university |
| ELS | Overhead trains; golfer Ernie |
| ELSA | Born Free lioness; Lohengrin’s love |
| ELUL | Jewish month |
| ELVER | Young eel |
| ELY | English cathedral town; Tarzan player Ron |
| EME | Scottish uncle |
| EMIR | Mideast leader (also EMEER, AMIR, AMEER) |
| EMO | Comic Philips |
| EMS | German spa; type widths |
| ENA | Bambi’s aunt; Alfonso’s queen |
| ENERO | January: Sp. |
| ENG | Chang’s conjoined twin; H.S. class |
| ENID | City in Oklahoma; Arthurian lady; author Bagnold |
| ENNA | Sicilian city |
| ENNS | Austrian river |
| ENO | Rock musician Brian |
| ENOL | Organic compounds |
| ENOS | Son of Seth |
| ENS | Type widths; nav. officer |
| ENTO | Inner: Prefix |
| ENYO | Ares’ mother |
| EOS | Greek goddess of the dawn |
| EOSIN | Rose-colored dye |
| EPEE | Fencing sword |
| EPHAH | Hebrew measure |
| EPI | Finial ornament; prefix with center |
| EPODE | Lyric poem |
| EPOS | Grand poetry |
| ERATO | Muse of lyric poetry |
| ERDA | Norse earth goddess |
| ERE | Before |
| ERG | Energy unit |
| ERGOT | Plant fungus |
| ERI | Silkworm (also ERIA); “__ Tu” (aria) |
| ERIS | Goddess of discord |
| ERN | Sea eagle (also ERNE) |
| EROS | Greek god of love |
| ERS | Bitter vetch; hesitation sounds |
| ERSE | Scottish Gaelic |
| ESAU | Twin brother of Jacob |
| ESKER | Glacial ridge |
| ESNE | Anglo-Saxon slave |
| ESS | Double curve; feminine suffix |
| ESSE | Existence |
| ESSENE | Dead Sea scrolls writer |
| ESTE | Italian commune; Renaissance family name |
| ESTER | Organic compounds |
| ESTES | __ Park, Colo.; Sen. Kefauver |
| ESTOP | Prevent by law |
| ETAH | Greenland settlement |
| ET AL | And others: Lat. |
| ETAPE | Public warehouse |
| ETE | French summer |
| ETNA | Sicilian volcano |
| ETO | W.W. II zone: Abbr. |
| ETON | English college; type of jacket or collar |
| ETTA | Singer James or Jones |
| ET TU | “__, Brute!” |
| ETUDE | Practice piece in music |
| ETUI | Needle case |
| EVOE | Bacchanalian cry |
| EWER | Pitcher |
| EXE | River in Devon |
| FALA | F.D.R.’s dog |
| FARO | Card game |
| FRA | Monk |
| GAEA | Mother of the Titans |
| GAM | Attractive leg, slangily; school of whales |
| GAR | Needlefish |
| GARE | Railway station: Fr. |
| GASPE | Canadian peninsula |
| GAT | Gangster’s gun |
| GHEE | Liquid butter, in India |
| GNAR | Snarl, growl |
| GNU | African antelope |
| GOA | Former Portuguese colony in India |
| HARI | W.W. I spy Mata __ |
| HEBE | Greek goddess of youth |
| HEL | Loki’s daughter |
| HEMO | Blood: Prefix (also HEMA) |
| HEART | Afghanistan city |
| HESSE | German state; Steppenwolf author |
| HOREB | Biblical mountain |
| IAGO | Othello villain |
| IAMB | Verse foot |
| IBEX | Wild goat |
| IBO | Nigerian tribesman |
| ICI | Here: Fr. |
| IDA | Mountain on Crete |
| IDEO | Thought: Prefix |
| IGLU | Eskimo home: Var. |
| ILA | Dockworkers’ org. |
| ILE | __ de France |
| ILIA | Hip bones |
| ILO | Worldwide workers’ grp. |
| INEE | Arrow poison |
| INGE | Dramatist William |
| INO | Daughter of Cadmus, in Greek mythology |
| IN RE | Concerning |
| IOLA | Kansas town |
| IOLE | Hercules’ captive |
| IONA | Scottish isle; New Rochelle college |
| IONIA | Asia Minor district |
| IPSE | __ dixit |
| IRADE | Muslim decree |
| ISAK | Author Dinesen |
| ISER | Czech river |
| ISERE | French river |
| ISSEI | Japanese-American |
| ISTLE | Rope fiber |
| ITEA | Virginia willow |
| ITER | Roman road |
| ITO | Japanese statesman; Simpson judge Lance |
| IYAR | Hebrew month |
| JETE | Ballet jump |
| KEIL | German canal |
| KEPI | Military cap |
| KOLA | Nut with caffeine |
| KRAAL | Enclosure for cattle in South Africa |
| KRONA | Icelandic money |
| KUDU | African antelope |
| LAC | Resin in sealing wax; Fond du __, Wis. |
| LAE | New Guinea port |
| LAIC | Secular |
| LAR | Roman household god |
| LEA | Meadow |
| LEDA | Mother of Castor and Pollux |
| LEHR | Glassmaker’s oven |
| LEK | Albanian money |
| LEN | Author Deighton |
| LENA | Russian river; singer Horne |
| LENE | Smooth sound |
| LER | Celtic god of the sea |
| LETO | Apollo’s mother |
| LETT | Native of Latvia |
| LEU | Romanian money |
| LEV | Bulgarian coin |
| LEVI | Jacob’s son |
| LEYTE | Philippine island |
| LIANA | Tropical climbing plant (also LIANE) |
| LIRA | Turkish money; former Italian currency |
| LIS | French flower |
| LOBO | Timber wolf |
| LODI | Town in New Jersey or California |
| LOKI | Mischief-making Norse god |
| LST | W.W. II craft: Abbr. |
| LYS | French/Belgian river |
| MAKO | Variety of shark |
| MARL | Crumbly soil |
| MARU | Japanese ship name |
| MEDE | Ancient Persian |
| MENE | Part of writing on a wall, in Daniel |
| MERL | Blackbird |
| MHO | Unit of electrical conductance |
| MIL | Wire measure |
| MISE | __ en scene (the staging of a play) |
| MITER | Bishop’s headdress |
| MOA | Extinct flightless bird |
| MORO | Philippine tribesman; 1960’s–70’s Italian P.M. Aldo __ |
| NACRE | Mother-of-pearl |
| NAE | Scottish refusal |
| NAHA | Okinawa port |
| NAIAD | Water nymph |
| NANA | Zola novel; child’s caretaker |
| NARD | Aromatic plant that yields an ointment |
| NEB | Bird’s beak |
| NEBO | Biblical mount |
| NEE | Born: Fr. |
| NEF | Ship clock |
| NENE | Hawaiian goose |
| NESS | Headland; Eliot in The Untouchables |
| NEVA | Leningrad’s river |
| NEVE | Glacial snowfield; actress Campbell |
| NEY | Napoleon’s marshal at Waterloo |
| NEZ | __ Percé Indians; pince-__ |
| NIB | Pen point |
| NIDE | Brood of pheasants |
| NIDI | Nests of eggs |
| NIPA | East Indian palm |
| NISAN | Hebrew month |
| NISI | Not yet final, at law |
| NOH | Japanese drama |
| NONES | Canonical hour |
| NORIA | Waterwheel |
| NORN | One of the three Norse Fates |
| OAST | Kiln |
| OBE | British award: Abbr. |
| OBEAH | Witchcraft |
| OBI | Japanese sash |
| OBOL | Ancient Greek coin |
| OCA | Edible root in South America |
| ODA | Harem room |
| ODEA | Concert halls |
| ODER | German-Polish border river |
| ODETS | Playwright Clifford |
| ODIN | Supreme Norse deity |
| OGEE | Double curve, in molding |
| OHM | Unit of resistance |
| OISE | River of France |
| OKA | Russian river |
| OKAPI | Relative of the giraffe |
| OKIE | Migratory Dust Bowl worker |
| OLAND | Warner __, Charlie Chan portrayer |
| OLID | Foul-smelling |
| OLIO | Medley |
| OLLA | Earthenware jar |
| OLOR | Swan genus |
| OMAR | Persian poet and mathematician |
| OMER | Ancient Hebrew measure |
| OMOO | Melville novel |
| OMRI | Ahab’s father; actor Katz |
| ONDE | French wave |
| ONER | Unique person or thing |
| OONA | Mrs. Charlie Chaplin |
| OPA | W.W. II ration board agcy.; __-Locka, Fla. |
| OPAH | Colorful moonfish |
| OPE | Unlock: Poetic |
| OPS | Roman goddess of plenty; photo __ |
| ORA | Mouths |
| ORAN | Algerian port |
| ORCA | Killer whale |
| ORD | California’s Fort __ |
| ORDO | Church calendar |
| OREL | Russian city; pitcher Hershiser |
| ORIEL | Bay window |
| ORLE | Heraldic bearing |
| ORNE | French department |
| ORO | Spanish gold |
| ORONO | Maine university town |
| ORT | Table scrap |
| OSAR | Glacial ridge |
| OSIER | Willow |
| OSS | C.I.A. predecessor |
| OSSA | Greek mountain |
| OSTIA | Port of ancient Rome |
| OTHO | Holy Roman emperor |
| OTIC | Ear-related |
| OTO | Oklahoma tribe (also OTOE) |
| OUSE | English river |
| OVA | Eggs |
| PACA | Spotted brown rodent |
| PAS | Dance step; fathers |
| PEKOE | Black tea |
| PELEE | Martinique volcano |
| PERI | Persian sprite |
| PES | Footlike part |
| PHON | Loudness measure |
| PHOT | Light unit |
| PIA | __ mater (brain cover); actress Zadora |
| PICA | Type measure |
| PIMA | Arizona Indian; strong-fibered cotton |
| PLIE | Ballet bend |
| POI | Hawaiian dish |
| POILU | French soldier in W.W. I |
| PROA | Malay outrigger |
| PTAH | Egyptian deity |
| PULE | Whimper |
| PULI | Hungarian dog |
| PYE | English poet laureate |
| QADI | Muslim magistrate (also CADI) |
| RAE | Arctic explorer John; actress Charlotte |
| RAGA | Indian music |
| RALE | Harsh breathing |
| RAMA | Incarnation of Vishnu |
| RAMIE | Sturdy cloth fiber |
| RANA | Indian prince |
| RANI | Hindu queen (also RANEE) |
| RAO | Indian novelist |
| RAREE | __ show (amusing spectacle) |
| RATEL | Nocturnal animal of Africa and India |
| RAVI | Sitarist Shankar |
| REBEC | Medieval musical instrument |
| REN | Stimpy’s partner in cartoons |
| RENI | Italian painter Guido |
| REO | Antique auto |
| RES | Thing at law; musical notes |
| RET | Soak flax |
| RETE | Network |
| RHEA | Ostrichlike bird |
| RHEE | First president of Korea |
| RIA | Narrow inlet |
| RIAL | Mideast money (also RIYAL) |
| RIATA | Gaucho’s lariat (also REATA) |
| RIEN | Nothing: Fr. |
| RIGA | Latvia’s capital |
| RIVA | Kentucky Derby winner __ Ridge |
| ROC | Fabled bird of The Arabian Nights |
| ROE | Caviar; __ v. Wade |
| ROO | Aussie hopper; Winnie-the-Pooh baby |
| ROTA | Roster |
| ROTI | Roasted: Fr. |
| ROTO | Old newspaper section |
| RUR | Karel Capek drama |
| RYA | Scandinavian rug |
| SABRA | Native Israeli |
| SAC | Algonquian Indian; pouch |
| SAGO | Starchy foodstuff |
| SAKI | H. H. Munro’s pen name |
| SANA | Capital of Yemen (also SANAA) |
| SARD | Semiprecious stone |
| SARI | Hindu dress |
| SEC | Dry, as wine; part of a min. |
| SEGO | Utah’s state flower |
| SEL | Salt: Fr. |
| SERA | Antitoxins; evening in Italy |
| SERAC | Glacial ridge |
| SERAI | Mideast inn |
| SERE | Dry and withered |
| SERT | Spanish muralist José María __ |
| SES | French possessive |
| SETA | Bristle |
| SETI | One of two Egyptian pharaohs |
| SHEM | Son of Noah |
| SIENA | City of Tuscany |
| SIMI | California’s __ Valley |
| SIVA | Hindu god (also SHIVA) |
| SLOE | Blackthorn fruit;__gin fizz |
| SMA | Wee, in Scotland |
| SMEE | Captain Hook’s assistant |
| SMEW | Eurasian diving duck |
| SNA | Scottish snow |
| SNEE | Old-fashioned dagger |
| SOMA | Brave New World drug |
| SORA | Marsh bird |
| SPEE | Graf __ (historic German battleship) |
| SRA | Mrs.: Spanish |
| SRI | Hindu honorific |
| SRO | Theater box-office sign |
| SRTA | Spanish miss: Abbr. |
| STELE | Inscribed pillar (also STELA) |
| STEN | British submachine gun |
| STERE | Cubic dry measure |
| STET | “Let it stand,” to a typesetter |
| STILE | Set of steps over a fence or wall |
| ST. LO | Normandy town |
| STOA | Greek portico |
| STOAT | Brown ermine |
| STOL | Aircraft acronym |
| STRAD | Classic violin |
| SURA | Chapter in the Koran |
| SUSA | Capital of ancient Elam |
| SUVA | Fiji’s capital |
| TABU | Forbidden: Var. |
| TAEL | Oriental weight |
| TARA | Gone With the Wind plantation |
| TARE | Weight allowance |
| TARN | Mountain lake |
| TARO | Tropical tuber |
| TASS | Soviet news agency |
| TASSE | French cup |
| TAT | Make lace |
| TAV | Hebrew letter |
| TEC | Gumshoe |
| TERA | Trillion: Prefix |
| TIA | Aunt: Sp. |
| TIC | Spasm; __-tac-toe |
| TIKI | Polynesian carving; “Kon-__” |
| TIO | Spanish uncle |
| TITI | Small South American monkey |
| TIU | Teutonic deity |
| TOLE | Lacquered metalware |
| TOPEE | Pith helmet (also TOPI) |
| TOR | Craggy hill |
| TORI | Geometric doughnuts; actress Spelling |
| TORTE | Rich cake |
| TRE | Italian three |
| TRET | Waste allowance |
| TYPEE | Melville novel |
| UBER | Over: Ger. |
| UDO | Japanese vegetable |
| UELE | River to the Ubangi |
| UKASE | Edict |
| ULAN | __ Bator, Mongolia |
| ULEE | Peter Fonda title role |
| ULU | Eskimo knife |
| UMBO | Projecting stud at the center of a shield |
| UNA | Heroine of Spenser’s The Faerie Queene; Spanish article |
| UNAU | Two-toed sloth |
| UNCAS | The Last of the Mohicans character |
| UNU | Burma’s first prime minister |
| UPAS | Javanese poison tree |
| URAL | Russian river or mountain |
| URE | River in Yorkshire |
| UREY | Chemistry Nobelist Harold |
| URI | Swiss canton; mentalist Geller |
| URIAH | Dickens’s “__ Heep” |
| UTE | Colorado Indian; sport __ (vehicle) |
| UVEA | Iris layer |
| VOLE | Short-tailed rodent |
| WADI | Dry river bed |
| WEIR | Small dam |
| WEN | Cyst |
| YALU | Korean river |
| YSER | Belgian river |
| ZARF | Coffee cup holder |
| ZED | Last letter, in England and Canada |