| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| wetback | 2 letters | dp |
| wetback | 4 letters | hunk |
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| wetback | 4 letters | dago |
| wetback | 4 letters | mick |
| wetback | 4 letters | frog |
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| wetback | 4 letters | spic |
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| wetback | 5 letters | paddy |
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| wetback | 5 letters | boche |
| wetback | 5 letters | exile |
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| wetback | 5 letters | kraut |
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| wetback | 5 letters | limey |
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| wetback | 5 letters | jerry |
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| wetback | 5 letters | chink |
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| wetback | 6 letters | evacue |
| wetback | 6 letters | aussie |
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| wetback | 6 letters | emigre |
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| wetback | 6 letters | guinea |
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| wetback | 6 letters | hunkie |
| wetback | 6 letters | mickey |
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| wetback | 6 letters | canuck |
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| wetback | 7 letters | migrant |
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| wetback | 7 letters | greaser |
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| wetback | 7 letters | trekker |
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| wetback | 7 letters | evacuee |
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| wetback | 8 letters | emigrant |
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| wetback | 8 letters | migrator |
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| wetback | 9 letters | immigrant |
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| wetback | 9 letters | krauthead |
| wetback | 10 letters | in-migrant |
| wetback | 10 letters | expatriate |
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| wetback | 10 letters | greaseball |
| wetback | 11 letters | out-migrant |
| wetback | 16 letters | displaced-person |
| wetback | 16 letters | migratory-worker |
| wetback | 16 letters | stateless-person |
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