| Does an office chore | 20 |
| Bits of evidence | 16 |
| Tattered state | 14 |
| Rips into pieces | 16 |
| Prepares wheat, in a way | 24 |
| Makes confetti | 14 |
| Destroys, in a way | 18 |
| Destroys sensitive material | 27 |
| Utilizes a certain office machine | 33 |
| Turns into confetti | 19 |
| Turns documents into confetti | 29 |
| Tears to smithereens | 20 |
| Tears into strips | 17 |
| Tattered condition | 18 |
| Ripping results | 15 |
| Removes the paper trail | 23 |
| Reduces to ribbons | 18 |
| Makes strips | 12 |
| Kills it on a guitar | 20 |
| Hardly mint condition | 21 |
| Disposes of evidence, in a way | 30 |
| Destroys the evidence | 21 |
| Destroys sensitive documents, in a way | 38 |
| Destroys files, in a way | 24 |
| Cuts up in the office | 21 |
| Converts to confetti | 20 |
| Confetti | 8 |
| Certain YouTube guitar god parodies | 35 |
| John McCain's dirty debate tactic #3 | 40 |
| Animated ogre | 13 |
| Ogre of note | 12 |
| First Oscar winner for animated films | 37 |
| 2001 DreamWorks hit | 19 |
| Toon ogre | 9 |
| Filmdom ogre | 12 |
| Title film character who says "Donkey, two things, O.K.? Shut ... up!" | 80 |
| Oscar-winning animated film | 27 |
| Ogre voiced by Mike Myers | 25 |
| Ogre of films | 13 |
| Ogre in love with Princess Fiona | 32 |
| Movie ogre | 10 |
| Mike Myers title role | 21 |
| Lovable ogre of film | 20 |
| Lovable 2001 cartoon hero | 25 |
| Hit Dreamworks character | 24 |
| Green ogre of film | 18 |
| Green character voiced by Mike Myers | 36 |
| First winner of a Best Animated Feature Oscar | 45 |
| First Oscar winner for Animated Feature | 39 |
| First film to win the Oscar for Best Animated Feature | 53 |
| Fiona's fella | 17 |
| Film ogre voiced by Mike Myers | 30 |
| DreamWorks hit | 14 |
| Cinema ogre | 11 |
| Animated movie character that Chris Farley was originally cast as | 65 |
| Animated hero of 2001 | 21 |
| 2009 Best Musical nominee | 25 |
| Sharp cry of a filmdom ogre? | 28 |
| "The Weight of Water" author Anita | 44 |
| "The Pilot's Wife" author | 39 |
| "The Taming of the ___" | 33 |
| Smallest mammal | 15 |
| Mouselike mammal | 16 |
| Mouselike animal | 16 |
| Violent-tempered woman | 22 |
| Mole relative | 13 |
| Long-snouted mammal | 19 |
| Nagging sort | 12 |
| Nagger | 6 |
| Hellcat | 7 |
| Shakespeare's Kate | 22 |
| Problem for Petruchio | 21 |
| One "tamed" in Shakespeare | 36 |
| Mouselike creature | 18 |
| Kate, to Petruchio | 18 |
| Henpecking hag | 14 |
| Woman with a temper | 19 |
| Voracious little animal | 23 |
| Twittering mammal | 17 |
| Tiny carnivore | 14 |
| Termagant; virago | 17 |
| Small, voracious mammal | 23 |
| Shakespeare's Katharina, for one | 36 |
| Shakespeare's Katharina | 27 |
| Shakespeare's Kate, e.g. | 28 |
| Shakespeare's Kate for one | 31 |
| Relative of a mole | 18 |
| Petruchio's Katherina | 25 |
| Petruchio's Kate, e.g. | 26 |
| Petruchio's challenge | 25 |
| Nocturnal insectivore | 21 |
| Nagging woman | 13 |
| Mouselike insectivore | 21 |
| Mole's kin | 14 |
| Katharina | 9 |
| Kate, until Act V | 17 |
| Kate of "Kiss Me, Kate," e.g. | 39 |
| Headstrong woman, as in Shakespeare | 35 |
| Cousin of a mole | 16 |
| Constant needler | 16 |