| REID | "American Pie" actress Tara |
| REID | "American Pie" star Tara |
| REID | "Common sense" philosopher Thomas |
| REID | "Criminal Minds" agent played by Matthew Gray Gubler |
| REID | "Criminal Minds" agent with an I.Q. of 187 |
| REID | "Foe" author Iain |
| REID | "Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!" actress Tara |
| REID | "Sharknado" actress Tara |
| REID | "The Big Lebowski" actress Tara ___ |
| REID | "The Birth of a Nation" actor Wallace |
| REID | "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" actress Daphne |
| REID | "Top Gear" presenter Rory ___ |
| REID | Actor Elliott of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" |
| REID | Actor Scott from "Veep" |
| REID | Actor Tim |
| REID | Actor Tim of "WKRP in Cincinnati" |
| REID | Actor/director Tim |
| REID | Actress Tara |
| REID | Actress Tara from "American Pie" |
| REID | Actress Tara from the American Pie series |
| REID | Actress Tara of "American Pie" |
| REID | Actress Tara of "American Pie" and "The Big Lebowski" |
| REID | Actress Tara of the "Sharknado" films |
| REID | Actress Tara of the "Sharknado" movies |
| REID | Aleque ___, actress who played Anna in the 2018 horror flick "Insidious: The Last Key" |
| REID | Andy who coached the Chiefs to three Super Bowl wins |
| REID | Andy who coaches the Chiefs |
| REID | Anne —, star of 2003 film drama The Mother |
| REID | Beryl —, actress who played the title role in 1968 film drama The Killing of Sister George |
| REID | Bill —, Canadian sculptor whose works include 1986 bronze The Spirit of Haida Gwaii, the Black Canoe |
| REID | Britt ___, aka The Green Hornet |
| REID | Britt ___, real name of the Green Hornet |
| REID | Chiefs coach Andy |
| REID | Chiefs coach Andy with three Super Bowl wins |
| REID | Daschle's successor as Senate minority leader |
| REID | Former Nevada senator Harry |
| REID | Former Senate majority leader who was once an amateur boxer |
| REID | Forrest -, author of novels Uncle Stephen and Young Tom |
| REID | Forrest —, author of novels Uncle Stephen and Young Tom |
| REID | Frist's successor as Senate majority leader |
| REID | Frist's successor as majority leader |
| REID | George —, prime minister of Australia from 1904-05 |
| REID | Haida sculptor Bill |
| REID | Harry ___, Senate Majority Leader before Mitch McConnell |
| REID | Harry of the Senate |
| REID | John ___ (the Lone Ranger) |
| REID | John ___, secret identity of the Lone Ranger |
| REID | John ___, the Lone Ranger |
| REID | John —, 1987-2010 Labour MP; Home Secretary from 2006-07 |
| REID | John —, Home Secretary from 2006-07 |
| REID | John, the Lone Ranger |
| REID | Journalist Whitelaw ___ |
| REID | Joy of MSNBC |
| REID | Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy |
| REID | Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy |
| REID | L.A. ___, "End of the Road" Grammy-winning songwriter who was a judge on "The X Factor" |
| REID | Las Vegas's Harry ___ International Airport |
| REID | MSNBC anchor who wrote "The Man Who Sold America" |
| REID | MSNBC host Joy |
| REID | MSNBC news anchor Joy |
| REID | McConnell's predecessor as Senate majority leader |
| REID | Mike —, comedian-actor who played Frank Butcher in BBC TV soap EastEnders |
| REID | NFL coach Andy |
| REID | Nevada Sen. Harry |
| REID | Nevada Sen. Harry ___ |
| REID | Nevada senator Harry |
| REID | Nevada's Sen. Harry ___ |
| REID | Newspaper publisher Whitelaw ___ |
| REID | Novelist kiley |
| REID | Old-time actor Wallace ___ |
| REID | Onetime Senate Majority Leader Harry |
| REID | Paralympic champion Amanda |
| REID | Political commentator Joy |
| REID | See 11 Down |
| REID | See 19 Across |
| REID | See 1-Down |
| REID | See 26-Down |
| REID | See 4 |
| REID | See 7 Across |
| REID | See 9 Down. |
| REID | Senate Minority Leader Harry |
| REID | Senate majority leader Harry |
| REID | Senate majority leader after Frist |
| REID | Senate majority leader before McConnell |
| REID | Senate majority leader during most of Obama's presidency |
| REID | Senate minority leader before Schumer |
| REID | Senator Harry |
| REID | Senator Harry for whom the Las Vegas airport is named |
| REID | Senator Harry of Nevada |
| REID | Senator after whom Las Vegas's airport is named |
| REID | Spencer ___ (special agent on "Criminal Minds") |
| REID | Spencer ___, FBI agent from "Criminal Minds" who has multiple Ph.Ds in Chemistry, Engineering, and Mathematics |
| REID | Spencer ___, character on the crime drama series "Criminal Minds" played by Matthew Gray Gubler |
| REID | Successor to Frist as Senate majority leader |
| REID | Surname akin to Russo |
| REID | Tara in the tabloids |
| REID | Tara of "American Pie" |
| REID | Tara of "Sharknado" |
| REID | Tara of the "Sharknado" films |
| REID | Tara of the “Sharknado” franchise |
| REID | Tara of the “Sharknado” series |
| REID | Tara of “Sharknado” |
| REID | Tara of “Shark-nado” |
| REID | The Lone Ranger's real identity |
| REID | Thomas —, 18th-century Scottish philosopher whose works include An Inquiry into the Human Mind on the Principles of Common Sense |
| REID | Thomas —, Scottish philosopher whose works include An Inquiry into the Human Mind on the Principles of Common Sense |
| REID | Tim of "Sister, Sister" |
| REID | Tim of "WKRP in Cincinnati" |
| REID | Tim of "WKRP" |
| REID | Tom —, New Zealand try scorer in the 9-0 1960 Rugby League World Cup win over France |
| REID | Tony-winning actress Beryl |
| REID | Vicky actress in American Pie, Tara __ |
| REID | Wallace of silents |
| REID | Whitelaw -, editor of the New York Tribune; United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom from 1905-12 |
| REID | Whitelaw —, editor of the New York Tribune; United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom from 1905-12 |
| REID | ___ Ewing, Dylan from "Modern Family" |
| REID | ___ Hoffman, American internet entrepreneur and investor who co-founded LinkedIn |
| REID | ___ Scott, actor who played Dan Egan in the Emmy-winning series "Veep" |
| REID | --> "Scrubs" actress |