| But, in Latin | 13 |
| Spaniard's thirst | 21 |
| Latin opposite of et | 20 |
| Conjunction for Cicero | 22 |
| Conjunction for Cato | 20 |
| Ciceronian conjunction | 22 |
| Caesar's "but" | 28 |
| But: L. | 7 |
| But, to Virgil | 14 |
| But, to Terence | 15 |
| But, to Sulla | 13 |
| But, to Pliny | 13 |
| But, to Nero | 12 |
| But, to Claudius | 16 |
| But, for Caesar | 15 |
| But to Nero | 12 |
| Brutus' "but" | 27 |
| " . . . ___ libera nos a malo" | 40 |
| Silk: Sp. | 9 |
| Actor Jon of "Homicide" | 33 |
| Silk for Rosalita | 17 |
| Jon of TV's "UC: Undercover" | 42 |
| Jon of TV's "Homicide" | 36 |
| Jon of "Selena" | 25 |
| Jon of "Chicago P.D." | 31 |
| "Homicide: Life on the Street" actor Jon | 50 |
| "Laughter in the Rain" singer | 39 |
| "Calendar Girl" singer Neil | 37 |
| Singer Neil | 11 |
| "Calendar Girl" singer | 32 |
| Neil who sang "Laughter in the Rain" | 46 |
| "Love Will Keep Us Together" songwriter | 49 |
| "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" singer Neil | 49 |
| "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" Neil | 42 |
| Song-writer Neil | 16 |
| Singer of the 1975 #1 hit "Laughter in the Rain" | 58 |
| Pop singer Neil | 15 |
| Pop crooner Neil | 16 |
| Neil with the 1962 chart-topper "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do" | 69 |
| Neil who wrote "Stupid Cupid" | 39 |
| His "Bad Blood" topped the charts in 1975 | 51 |
| Brill Building songwriter | 25 |
| "Where the Boys Are" composer | 39 |
| "Oh! Carol" singer, 1959 | 34 |
| "Laughter in the Rain" songwriter | 43 |
| "Happy Birthday, Sweet Sixteen" singer | 48 |
| "Calendar Girl" crooner | 33 |
| "Bad Blood" singer | 28 |
| ''Calendar Girl'' singer | 40 |
| Site of the Missouri State Fair | 31 |
| Mo. state-fairgrounds site | 26 |
| Missouri State Fair city | 24 |
| Missouri site of the Scott Joplin Ragtime Festival | 50 |
| Home of the Missouri State Fair | 31 |
| Fair city in Missouri | 21 |
| City in central Missouri | 24 |
| Resident of a Missouri city | 27 |
| It seats more than a coupe | 26 |
| Family car | 10 |
| Kind of chair or car | 20 |
| Family auto | 11 |
| Roomy vehicle | 13 |
| Coupe alternative | 17 |
| Roomy ride | 10 |
| Jampan | 6 |
| Assembly line item | 18 |
| Rental choice | 13 |
| Four-door car | 13 |
| Auto suggestion? | 16 |
| Lot choice | 10 |
| Coupe cousin | 12 |
| Auto selection | 14 |
| Alternative to a station wagon or convertible | 45 |
| Wagon alternative | 17 |
| Roomy wheels | 12 |
| Roomy car | 9 |
| Roomy auto | 10 |
| Four-door | 9 |
| Enclosed automobile | 19 |
| Alternative to a sport utility vehicle | 38 |
| Portable chair | 14 |
| Four-door vehicle | 17 |
| Coupe's counterpart | 23 |
| Chrysler's Sebring, e.g. | 28 |
| Carried chair | 13 |
| Typical taxi | 12 |
| Taxi, typically | 15 |
| Seville or De Ville | 19 |
| Midsize | 7 |
| Many a family car | 17 |
| Malibu, for one | 15 |
| It's longer than a coupe | 28 |
| Good car for a family of four | 29 |
| Family car, often | 17 |
| Coupe's cousin | 18 |
| Closed car | 10 |
| Chrysler 300C, e.g. | 19 |
| Chair variety | 13 |
| Chair or car style | 18 |
| Chair or car | 12 |