| Text | Length |
| Take home from a shelter | 24 |
| Take into one's home | 24 |
| One way to get a new toy | 24 |
| Embrace as one's own | 24 |
| Become parents, in a way | 24 |
| Accepts, as a resolution | 24 |
| Be head over heels about | 24 |
| Have great affection for | 24 |
| Renée of silent films | 24 |
| Fan club president, e.g. | 24 |
| Enhance with decorations | 24 |
| Shakespearean commotions | 24 |
| Shakespearian commotions | 24 |
| Kerfuffles and foofaraws | 24 |
| Deuce follower in tennis | 24 |
| Price to pitch a product | 24 |
| Fees charged to sponsors | 24 |
| Magazine publishing info | 24 |
| To the point, to lawyers | 24 |
| Cortisol-secreting gland | 24 |
| It's often in a rush | 24 |
| Glands above the kidneys | 24 |
| "Mad Men" type | 24 |
| Yellow Pages salesperson | 24 |
| Mrs. John Raulston Saul | 24 |
| In need of wind, perhaps | 24 |
| Floating without control | 24 |
| Floating with no control | 24 |
| Not ___ eye in the house | 24 |
| Murals on a bus, perhaps | 24 |
| Pitches between innings? | 24 |
| Newspaper revenue source | 24 |
| Some classified material | 24 |
| Madison Avenue offerings | 24 |
| Web site revenue sources | 24 |
| TiVo users may skip them | 24 |
| Product pitches, briefly | 24 |
| Most newspaper circulars | 24 |
| Money's money source | 24 |
| Commercials, for example | 24 |
| Used to promote concerts | 24 |
| They pop up now and then | 24 |
| They might be classified | 24 |
| They may pop up nowadays | 24 |
| They may be flipped past | 24 |
| They hope to sell things | 24 |
| Spots that can be pricey | 24 |
| Source of paper profits? | 24 |
| Product placements, e.g. | 24 |
| PennySaver announcements | 24 |
| Newspaper inserts, often | 24 |
| Many craigslist postings | 24 |
| Magazine revenue sources | 24 |
| Madison Ave. specialties | 24 |
| Gray-flannel specialties | 24 |
| Classifieds, for example | 24 |
| Classifieds or personals | 24 |
| Certain TV announcements | 24 |
| Billboards, for instance | 24 |
| Together, on sheet music | 24 |
| Teen's future status | 24 |
| They're all grown up | 24 |
| Allowed at over-21 shows | 24 |
| Slowly or quickly: Abbr. | 24 |
| -ly word, usually: Abbr. | 24 |
| Quickly, to a grammarian | 24 |
| Pop-up-producing program | 24 |
| Wood-shaping tool (Var.) | 24 |
| Tool with a curved blade | 24 |
| Home deconstruction tool | 24 |
| Hack hammer's cousin | 24 |
| Cutter with a bent blade | 24 |
| Three Mile Isl. watchdog | 24 |
| Post-WWII nuclear agency | 24 |
| Nuclear agcy. until 1975 | 24 |
| N.R.C.'s predecessor | 24 |
| Federal agcy. of 1946-75 | 24 |
| Ancient Roman magistrate | 24 |
| Official of ancient Rome | 24 |
| Arm of the Mediterranean | 24 |
| Sight from Mount Olympus | 24 |
| One of Greece's seas | 24 |
| Mediterranean Sea branch | 24 |
| Shield of Zeus or Athena | 24 |
| Virgil's Trojan hero | 24 |
| Classicist's subject | 24 |
| Geological time division | 24 |
| It's quite a stretch | 24 |
| Millennia upon millennia | 24 |
| Indefinitely long period | 24 |
| Million-millennia period | 24 |
| Immeasurable time (var.) | 24 |
| Astronomical measurement | 24 |
| Quite a long time (Var.) | 24 |
| Period like a millennium | 24 |
| One billion years (Var.) | 24 |
| It goes on and on and on | 24 |
| Immeasurably long period | 24 |
| Geological period (Var.) | 24 |
| Forever and a day (Var.) | 24 |
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