| GWENN | Edmund ?, Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Mister 880 (5) |
| RAINS | Claude ?, Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Mr Skeffington (5) |
| STOWE | Country house set in 880 acres of gardens in Buckinghamshire with a restored music room decorated in wall paintings of birds, butterflies and flowers by Vincenzo Valdre (5) |
| BURKE | Edmund ?, 18th-century Dublin-born statesman who wrote Reflections on the Revolution in France (5) |
| WHITE | Edmund ?, author of novels A Boy's Own Story and The Farewell Symphony (5) |
| MOTOR | Engine too complicated for Mister Short to take in (5) |
| GOSSE | Edmund ?, English poet who authored 1907 memoir Father and Son (5) |
| SNELL | 1964 Olympics men's 800m and 1,500m and 1962 Commonwealth Games 880 yards and 1 mile gold medallist (5,5) |
| DREYFUSS | Richard ?, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for Mr Holland's Opus (8) |
| MISER | No time for Mister Scrooge (5) |
| BABOO | Hindu for "Mister" |
| SENOR | Spanish word for "mister" |
| PETER | 1964 Olympics men's 800m and 1,500m and 1962 Commonwealth Games 880 yards and one mile gold medallist |
| MIMIC | PlusWord No 880 |
| TATI | 1955 Oscar nominee for "Mr. Hulot's Holiday" |
| KEAN | Edmund ?, English tragic actor whose roles included Shylock at Drury Lane in 1814 (4) |
| ARMILLARY | A jolly Sir Edmund? Husband in want of cuffs and stuff |
| AREA | 880 square feet, for a pickleball court |
| ROYALMINT | British institution founded c. 880 and based in the Tower of London from the 13th century to the early 19th century (5,4) |
| EXIT | The highest-numbered one on a U.S. interstate is 880 |
