| (0,0), on a graph | 17 |
| (410) or (212), e.g. | 20 |
| (A) ways | 8 |
| (adj.) before the "chicken or egg" concept originated | 63 |
| (adj.) consisting of a single stanza, in music | 46 |
| (adj.) contradictory; out of touch with reality (said of legislators) | 69 |
| (adj.) having a predilection for French bread | 45 |
| (adj.) having the smell of abandoned sweatshops | 47 |
| (adj.) pertaining to praise | 27 |
| (Al)ev(e m)i(gh)t (tre)a(t one, or Ibup)ro(fen or Ty)le(nol) | 60 |
| (All) excited | 13 |
| (All) wound up | 14 |
| (As written) | 12 |
| (At) maximum capacity | 21 |
| (¶-) | 7 |
| (B)la(cken or b)u(rn sli)gh(tly by leaving ato)p (the b)ar(becue, as mea)t | 74 |
| (Base x height) / 2, for a triangle | 35 |
| (CCVI x V) + (VII x III) | 24 |
| (D)ang(l)er (from a tree in the yard) | 37 |
| (Ding-dong) ''___ calling'' | 43 |
| (Ding-dong) "___ calling" | 35 |
| (For the) time being | 20 |
| (For) more than what's needed | 33 |
| (For) now | 9 |
| (For) over fifty percent | 24 |
| (For) time without end | 22 |
| (Four snow jobs) snow... | 24 |
| (From) a great distance | 23 |
| (Got) lucky | 11 |
| (Had) become the job of | 23 |
| (Had) reclined | 14 |
| (Has) ascended | 14 |
| (Has) moved through water | 25 |
| (Has) reclined | 14 |
| (hed) p.e. "Self ___" | 31 |
| (I can't remember the words ...) | 36 |
| (In) association | 16 |
| (In) conspiracy | 15 |
| (In) half | 9 |
| (In) partnership | 16 |
| (In) single file | 16 |
| (In) the open | 13 |
| (In)temperate advice, part 3 | 28 |
| (John Updike, 1988) Nome is on it (Toni Morrison, 1973) | 55 |
| (Just) slightly | 15 |
| (LXXX - I) x (XX - I) | 21 |
| (M/W)elding | 11 |
| (Mark Kurlansky, 1997) Supplement that some claim eases arthritis (Upton Sinclair, 1927) | 88 |
| (Martin Amis, 1984) House that needs endless repairs (Stephen King, 1986) | 73 |
| (n.) a female goat | 18 |
| (n.) a lipstick store | 21 |
| (n.) a spinning device used in underground laboratories | 55 |
| (n.) animal that's half horse, half cow | 43 |
| (n.) clothing | 13 |
| (n.) removal of a non-elected figure from office | 48 |
| (n.) the study of temper tantrums through the ages | 50 |
| (n.) the tendency of a dog or cat to get annoyed easily | 55 |
| (Non-gay) Best Actor nominee for "Pollock" | 52 |
| (not my error) | 14 |
| (Not my spelling) | 17 |
| (On the) downlow | 16 |
| (On) target | 11 |
| (On)e (of) X(ena: Warr)i(or Prince)s(s's an)t(agonists) | 59 |
| (Possible) g(o)al of s(h)o(ppi)ng | 33 |
| (PRODUCT) RED co-creator | 24 |
| (PRODUCT) RED co-founder | 24 |
| (Q)u(ic)k(ly re)l(e)a(se, as a) bel(ch) | 39 |
| (Sic) | 5 |
| (Side effects may include an ___) | 33 |
| (Slaps)ti(ck s)t(ar,) "Par(ade" ac)t(or, a)n(d Oscar nomin)e(e of F)r(ance) | 85 |
| (Smoke without damaging one's) lu(n)g(s, perhaps) | 53 |
| (South)western (college team play)in(g at Sun Bowl Sta)di(um near the Rio Gr)an(de) | 83 |
| (Supp)l(y w)i(th) ne(cessary materials) | 39 |
| (The) bee's knees | 21 |
| (The) bug | 9 |
| (The) elite | 11 |
| (The) fuzz | 10 |
| (The) pits | 10 |
| (The) shakes | 12 |
| (The) Stage | 11 |
| (Thomas Pynchon, 1963) Its formula is 4/3 x pi x r³ (Michael Crichton, 1987) | 79 |
| (Three snow jobs) snow... | 25 |
| (Turn the page) | 15 |
| (v.) to revoke the license ofa business operator | 48 |
| (Var.) | 6 |
| (Went) off in a huff | 20 |
| (What an awful joke!) | 21 |
| (You) have, in Le Havre | 23 |
| (You) love: Fr. | 15 |
| ) and ( | 7 |
| ) or (, for short | 17 |
| ), in an emoticon | 17 |
| * | 1 |
| + | 1 |
| + (abbr.) | 9 |
| + + + | 5 |
| + 29 or + 44 or + 69, etc. | 26 |
| + 43 | 4 |
| + 6 | 3 |
| + and – | 11 |