| Product whose ads featured twins | 32 |
| Pop singer Tennille | 19 |
| One-hit wonder Basil | 20 |
| One of the sisters on "Braxton Family Values" | 55 |
| Nobelist / novelist Morrison | 28 |
| Nobel-winning author Morrison | 29 |
| Nobel laureate Morrison | 23 |
| Nobel author Morrison | 21 |
| Name on the cover of "Beloved" | 40 |
| N.B.A. star Kukoc | 17 |
| Much-heralded Morrison | 22 |
| Mrs. Daryl Dragon | 17 |
| Morrison who turned 80 in 2011 | 30 |
| Morrison or Tenille | 19 |
| Morrison or Collette | 20 |
| Lydman of the N.H.L. | 20 |
| Landscape painter Onley | 23 |
| Kukoc who won the 1996 NBA Sixth Man Award | 42 |
| Hung out w/Tony and Tone | 24 |
| Grant of "Being a Woman" | 34 |
| Goldie's Oscar role | 23 |
| Former singer in the Braxtons | 29 |
| Daryl's singing partner | 27 |
| Collette of filmdom | 19 |
| Collette of "Muriel's Wedding" | 44 |
| Collette of "About a Boy" | 35 |
| Captain colleague Tennille | 26 |
| Braxton with "Un-Break My Heart" | 42 |
| Braxton of song | 15 |
| Braxton of music | 16 |
| Braxton of Billboard | 20 |
| Brand of home perm kits | 23 |
| Brand of home perm kit | 22 |
| Basil who sang "Mickey" | 33 |
| Basil that sang "Mickey" | 34 |
| Author Morrison of "Beloved" | 38 |
| Anthony's female counterpart | 32 |
| Actress Collette of "The Sixth Sense" | 47 |
| Actress Collette of "Emma" | 36 |
| 1956 Olympic skiing sensation ___ Sailer | 40 |
| "Unbreak My Heart" singer Braxton | 43 |
| "Unbreak My Heart" Braxton | 36 |
| "Un-Break My Heart" singer Braxton | 44 |
| "Mickey" vocalist ___ Basil | 37 |
| "Mickey" one-hitter, __ Basil | 39 |
| "Love Shoulda Brought You Home" Braxton | 49 |
| "House of Hope" Childs | 32 |
| "Home" novelist Morrison | 34 |
| 'Sula' author Morrison | 30 |
| 'Mickey' singer Basil | 29 |
| 'Jazz' author Morrison | 30 |
| ''Breathe Again'' singer Braxton | 48 |
| ''Beloved'' author's first name | 51 |
| ___ Twins (pair in old ads for home perm kits) | 46 |
| ___ Sailer, three-time 1956 skiing gold medalist | 48 |
| Multiple Grammy winner who was a contestant on "Dancing With the Stars" | 81 |
| "Un-break My Heart" singer | 36 |
| Singer with the 1996 #1 hit "You're Makin' Me High" | 69 |
| "Another Sad Love Song" singer | 40 |
| Quinine water | 13 |
| Gin's partner | 17 |
| Gin partner | 11 |
| Gin accompaniment | 17 |
| Vodka go-with | 13 |
| Quinine-flavored drink | 22 |
| Invigorating medicine | 21 |
| Bartender's mixer | 21 |
| Vodka ___ | 9 |
| Schweppes offering | 18 |
| Refreshing | 10 |
| Mixer with vodka | 16 |
| Invigorating drink | 18 |
| Gin's go-with | 17 |
| Gin's friend | 16 |
| Gin mixer | 9 |
| Word with hair or spring | 24 |
| Vodka partner | 13 |
| Vodka mixer | 11 |
| Vodka accompanier | 17 |
| Tomato Cooler ingredient | 24 |
| Summer drink mix | 16 |
| Source of invigoration | 22 |
| Something invigorating | 22 |
| Soda pop, to some | 17 |
| Soda pop in Boston | 18 |
| Snake-oil salesman's product | 32 |
| Schweppes supply | 16 |
| Sassafras tea, e.g. | 19 |
| Roborant | 8 |
| Restorative medicine | 20 |
| Refreshing; bracing | 19 |
| Real eye-opener | 15 |
| Quack's bottleful | 21 |
| Popular gin or vodka mixer | 26 |
| Pick-me-upper | 13 |
| Pick-me-up drink | 16 |
| Nervine, for one | 16 |
| Nervine | 7 |
| Mixer or elixir | 15 |
| Mixer of a sort | 15 |