| "I want in!" | 22 |
| Statement from the bandwagon | 28 |
| Little brother's shout | 26 |
| Cousin of "I agree" | 29 |
| "We're alike!" | 28 |
| "I want some also" | 28 |
| "I second that" | 25 |
| "I feel the same" | 27 |
| 'I'll go along' | 27 |
| Manchester measurement | 22 |
| Londoner's length unit | 26 |
| About 39 inches, in England | 27 |
| Three feet plus, to a Brit | 26 |
| Downing Street distance | 23 |
| Scotland yard, approximately | 28 |
| British unit of length | 22 |
| British standard measurement | 28 |
| 39-plus inches, in Britain | 26 |
| What some British poetry has | 28 |
| Verse rhythm for Keats | 22 |
| Tour de France distance | 23 |
| Length of Vancouver Island? | 27 |
| In Britain, 39.37 inches | 24 |
| English poet's concern | 26 |
| Distance unit, in Dover | 23 |
| Concern of Spender or Spenser | 29 |
| British track-meet measure | 26 |
| About 39 inches in Soho | 23 |
| About 39 inches in England | 26 |
| A concern of Coleridge | 22 |
| 39+ inches, in Britain | 22 |
| 39.37 inches, in England | 24 |
| 39.37 inches, in Britain | 24 |
| Â Â Needing more sun | 26 |
| Type of measuring system | 24 |
| Pertaining to distance | 22 |
| Certain system of measurement | 29 |
| Standard of assessment | 22 |
| Measured in grams, e.g. | 23 |
| Like the decimal system | 23 |
| Like some measuring units | 25 |
| Like some measurements | 22 |
| Like meters and liters | 22 |
| Like Homer's verses | 23 |
| Like a tonne of bricks? | 23 |
| Based on powers of ten | 22 |
| Alternative to English | 22 |
| Science of poetic rhythm | 24 |
| Montreal rapid transit system | 29 |
| D.C. public transportation | 26 |
| Urban newspaper section | 23 |
| Montreal's railway | 22 |
| Subway, in many places | 22 |
| D.C.'s subway system | 24 |
| Big-city newspaper heading | 26 |
| Big-city newspaper department | 29 |
| Big city newspaper desk | 23 |
| Way to get around in Paris | 26 |
| Way around downtown, perhaps | 28 |
| Transport to the Tuileries | 26 |
| The first 'M' of MGM | 28 |
| Subway on the Continent | 23 |
| Parisian chemin de fer | 22 |
| Paris underground system | 24 |
| One way to get to the Louvre | 28 |
| One way to get around Paris | 27 |
| One way to Constitution Hall | 28 |
| N.Y.–Wash. liner | 23 |
| Film studio, for short | 22 |
| Department of a city paper | 26 |
| Commercial prefix with liner | 28 |
| Certain newspaper section | 25 |
| Site of Super Bowl XXVI | 23 |
| They swing on a steady basis | 28 |
| Instruments for Horowitz | 24 |
| Underground transport systems | 29 |
| They often have red lines | 25 |
| Subways on the Continent | 24 |
| Subways in Milan, Paris, etc. | 29 |
| Some urban transit systems | 26 |
| 1986 World Series champs | 24 |
| 1969 World Series champs | 24 |
| National League East team | 25 |
| Citi Field ballplayers | 22 |
| 2000 World Series losers | 24 |
| 2000 Subway Series losers | 25 |
| "Amazin"' team | 28 |
| "Amazin'" team | 28 |
| '86 World Series winners | 28 |
| Yankees' crosstown rivals | 29 |
| World Series winners: 1986 | 26 |
| They were Amazin' in 1969 | 29 |
| Miracle workers of '69 | 26 |
| Miracle nine of '69 | 23 |
| Losers of the 2006 NLCS | 23 |
| Giants' successors | 22 |
| Big Apple baseball team | 23 |
| Amazin' baseballers | 23 |
| 2000 World Series team | 22 |
| 1986 World Series winners | 25 |