| Conn. school | 12 |
| Where Gerald Ford went to law sch. | 34 |
| Samuel Alito's alma mater, briefly | 38 |
| Prestigious Conn. institution | 29 |
| New Eng. school since 1701 | 26 |
| Jodie Foster's sch. | 23 |
| Eli's place, briefly | 24 |
| Eero Saarinen's alma mater | 30 |
| Dubya's alma mater | 22 |
| Bulldog's place, in brief | 29 |
| Some Ivy League spouses? | 24 |
| New Haven student, informally | 29 |
| Clinton was one | 15 |
| George Bush or Dick Cheney, once | 32 |
| Bush or Kerry | 13 |
| Backer of the Bulldogs | 22 |
| Whiffenpoofs member, e.g. | 25 |
| W, once | 7 |
| W or his dad, once | 18 |
| Supporter of the mascot Handsome Dan | 36 |
| Singer in the Whiffenpoofs | 26 |
| Sarah Hughes, for one | 21 |
| Rooter for the Elis | 19 |
| Princetonian rival | 18 |
| Old Eli loyalist | 16 |
| New Haven student, maybe | 24 |
| New Haven matriculator | 22 |
| Nathan Hale was one | 19 |
| Jodie Foster was one | 20 |
| Howard Dean or John Kerry | 25 |
| George Bush, in his college years | 33 |
| George Bush, as a collegian | 27 |
| Either President Bush, once | 27 |
| Educated Bulldog | 16 |
| Collegian whose fight song is "Bulldog" | 49 |
| Collegian who might DJ at WYBCX | 31 |
| Clinton, Bush or Cheney | 23 |
| Clinton or Bush, collegiately | 29 |
| Clinton or Bush | 15 |
| Clinton in law school | 21 |
| Bush or Cheney, once | 20 |
| Bulldogs backer | 15 |
| Brunonian rival | 15 |
| "Y" athlete | 21 |
| "Lux et Veritas" collegian | 36 |
| "Boola, boola" singer | 31 |
| The Clintons, in law school | 27 |
| Skull and Bones members, for instance | 37 |
| Ivy Noodle customers | 20 |
| Fans of the bulldog Handsome Dan | 32 |
| Elis | 4 |
| Buckley, Bush et al. | 20 |
| Bill and Hillary, when they met | 31 |
| Bill and Hillary, at one time | 29 |
| Alito and Sotomayor, e.g. | 25 |
| Southern pronoun | 16 |
| Everybody, down South | 21 |
| Dixie pronoun | 13 |
| Everyone, in the South | 22 |
| Pensacola pronoun | 17 |
| Everyone in Dixie? | 18 |
| Term of address in the South | 28 |
| Nonstandard pronoun | 19 |
| Everyone down South? | 20 |
| Everybody down South? | 21 |
| Dixieland group? | 16 |
| Dixie group? | 12 |
| You and you, down South | 23 |
| You and you, along the Yazoo | 28 |
| Yinz, south of Pittsburgh | 25 |
| What you might call a Dixieland quartet? | 40 |
| Ustedes, north of the Mexican border | 36 |
| Term of address in Dixie | 24 |
| Southern group address | 22 |
| Southern collective? | 20 |
| Pronoun in the South | 20 |
| Pensacola personal pronoun | 26 |
| Gulfport group | 14 |
| Everyone in Dixie | 17 |
| Everybody, in Dixie | 19 |
| Everybody in the South? | 23 |
| Everybody in Texas? | 19 |
| Elided pronoun | 14 |
| Down-home pronoun | 17 |
| Dixie contraction | 17 |
| Dialectal contraction | 21 |
| Contracted group | 16 |
| "Youse guys," in Dixie | 32 |
| "--- come back now, hear?" | 36 |
| "___ come back now!" | 30 |
| "__ come back!" | 25 |
| Southern R.S.V.P.? | 18 |
| Invitation down South | 21 |
| Part of Jed Clampett's theme song | 37 |
| "See you again!" | 26 |
| Co-Nobelist in Medicine: 1977 | 29 |
| "Big Three" conference site | 37 |
| Crimean resort | 14 |
| Conference site: 1945 | 21 |
| Historic conference site | 24 |