| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| jerry | 4 letters | spic |
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| jerry | 4 letters | puny |
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| jerry | 5 letters | wispy |
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| jerry | 5 letters | tommy |
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| jerry | 5 letters | tacky |
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| jerry | 5 letters | stool |
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| jerry | 6 letters | sleazy |
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| jerry | 6 letters | slight |
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| jerry | 6 letters | throne |
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| jerry | 6 letters | toilet |
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| jerry | 6 letters | urinal |
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| jerry | 7 letters | wetback |
| jerry | 7 letters | redcoat |
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| jerry | 7 letters | tom-and |
| jerry | 8 letters | womanish |
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| jerry | 9 letters | sissified |
| jerry | 12 letters | water-closet |
| jerry | 13 letters | unsubstantial |
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