| They peck at their food | 23 |
| Layers in the barnyard | 22 |
| They lay around the farm | 24 |
| They're inclined to brood | 29 |
| They have a pecking order | 25 |
| Part of a pecking order? | 24 |
| They're often cooped up | 27 |
| Ones in the pecking order? | 26 |
| They're cooped up? | 22 |
| They roost with roosters | 24 |
| Their teeth are scarce | 22 |
| Sources of scarce teeth | 23 |
| Pullets are young ones | 22 |
| Pecking-order participants | 26 |
| Peck and party leaders | 22 |
| Ones in a pecking order | 23 |
| Ones among the coop populace | 28 |
| Combless coop denizens | 22 |
| Cluckers and scratchers | 23 |
| Buff Orpingtons or leghorns | 27 |
| About half of all lobsters | 26 |
| "Cooped up" ones | 26 |
| Jim who brought us Kermit | 25 |
| Peary's polar companion | 27 |
| Creator of Kermit the Frog | 26 |
| Drill sergeant's call | 25 |
| "Cool," once | 22 |
| Drill sergeant's word | 25 |
| With it, in the 40's | 24 |
| With it, '40s-style | 23 |
| Drillmaster's word | 22 |
| Drill sergeant's intro | 26 |
| Assist, in "Texian" | 29 |
| Word before "cat" | 27 |
| With-it, 1940's style | 25 |
| With it, in the 50's | 24 |
| With it, 50's-style | 23 |
| With it, 40's-style | 23 |
| Up on things, in the '40s | 29 |
| Sound repeated while marching | 29 |
| Part of a cadence count | 23 |
| Not some fuddy-duddy, maN | 25 |
| Like a cat of the 40's | 26 |
| Informed, in older slang | 24 |
| In the know, old-style | 22 |
| In the know, in old slang | 25 |
| Cool, to a zoot suiter | 22 |
| Swinger in the 40's | 23 |
| Swinger in the '40s | 23 |
| Space-age bachelor pad type | 27 |
| One who's beat but good? | 28 |
| One who digs your jive | 22 |
| Jazz lover, in old slang | 24 |
| Cool dude, 50's-style | 25 |
| Starter for "seven" | 29 |
| Wise about, to a cool cat | 25 |
| In on, like a cool cat | 22 |
| Old what's-___-name | 23 |
| Word for a possessive woman? | 28 |
| "And I Love ___" | 26 |
| One of L.B.J.'s beagles | 27 |
| Woman treated as an object? | 27 |
| What to call a catamaran | 24 |
| That lady's pronoun | 23 |
| Part of H.R.H., at times | 24 |
| Seaman's reference | 22 |
| Word for a possessive lady? | 27 |
| The first H in HRH, perhaps | 27 |
| Part of H.R.H., sometimes | 25 |
| Former White House dog | 22 |
| "Love ___ Madly" | 26 |
| Word used to identify a woman | 29 |
| What to call a clipper | 22 |
| Trojan ___ Pleasure condoms | 27 |
| The "H" of H.M.S. | 27 |
| Start of some royal titles | 26 |
| Slip floater, to its owner | 26 |
| Shipowner's pronoun | 23 |
| She, in the objective case | 26 |
| She who shall remain nameless | 29 |
| Presidential pet of the 1960s | 29 |
| Oscar-nominated 2013 film | 25 |
| Opposite of "his" | 27 |
| One of L.B.J.'s pets | 24 |
| One of L.B.J.'s dogs | 24 |
| Lyndon Johnson's dog | 24 |
| Indie-electros Uh Huh ___ | 25 |
| Executrix, objectively | 22 |
| Durex ___ Sensation Condoms | 27 |
| Beagle of L.B.J.'s day | 26 |
| Accusation in a lineup | 22 |
| 2013 Spike Jonze love story | 27 |
| 2013 Joaquin Phoenix movie | 26 |
| 2013 Best Picture nominee | 25 |
| 1960's White House pooch | 28 |
| 0ne of L.B.J.'s dogs | 24 |
| "You know ___?" | 25 |
| "That woman" | 22 |
| "That girl?" | 22 |
| "Tell ___ About It" | 29 |