| Lords et al., in Brit. | 22 |
| Law-and-order G.I.'s | 24 |
| Ft. Bragg constabulary | 22 |
| Court-martial security | 22 |
| Cops on army bases: Abbr. | 25 |
| Checkpoint personnel: abbr. | 27 |
| Brits in the House of Commons | 29 |
| British lawmakers: Abbr. | 24 |
| Base enforcers, briefly | 23 |
| ''MASH'' cops | 29 |
| Rowan Atkinson movie of 2007 | 28 |
| Business leader, slangily | 25 |
| Boris Badenov's boss | 24 |
| Top banana, stereotypically | 27 |
| Head honcho personified | 23 |
| Crime boss's nickname | 25 |
| Boris and Natasha's boss | 28 |
| "Head honcho" | 23 |
| Claymation SNL character | 24 |
| Clay "SNL" man | 24 |
| Minstrel troupe member | 22 |
| End man in a minstrel troupe | 28 |
| Minstrel-show character | 23 |
| Minstrel show character | 23 |
| Minstrel percussionist | 22 |
| Castanet player of minstrels | 28 |
| Richie's dad, to the Fonz | 29 |
| Howard Cunningham, to Fonzie | 28 |
| Richie's dad, to Fonzie | 27 |
| Richie's pop, to the Fonz | 29 |
| Perry Como, affectionately | 26 |
| Howard Cunningham, informally | 29 |
| Address used by Fonzie | 22 |
| Brand of home espresso maker | 28 |
| Automatic-drip machine maker | 28 |
| Gary Cooper title role | 22 |
| 2002 Adam Sandler role | 22 |
| Longfellow, in a 1936 movie | 27 |
| 2002 Adam Sandler title role | 28 |
| 1936 Gary Cooper title role | 27 |
| G.I. chow in Desert Storm | 25 |
| Soldier's fare, for short | 29 |
| Modern version of a K-ration | 28 |
| Field ration, for short | 23 |
| Desert Storm chow, briefly | 26 |
| Soldier's food, for short | 29 |
| Soldier's fare, briefly | 27 |
| G.I.'s dinner, for short | 28 |
| G.I. food in a plastic pouch | 28 |
| G.I. Desert Storm grub | 22 |
| G.I. chow during Desert Storm | 29 |
| Desert Storm mess, briefly? | 27 |
| Desert Storm grub, briefly | 26 |
| Desert Storm dinner, briefly | 28 |
| Desert Storm chow, initially | 28 |
| Certain K ration successor | 26 |
| Battlefield food, for short | 27 |
| Battlefield fare: Abbr. | 23 |
| TV's talking horse | 22 |
| Talking horse of the '60s | 29 |
| Wilbur Post's horse | 23 |
| TV role for Bamboo Harvester | 28 |
| Rocky Lane spoke for him | 24 |
| Wilbur Post's TV horse | 26 |
| Talking horse of old TV | 23 |
| Lip-syncher of '60s TV | 26 |
| '60s eloquent equine | 24 |
| Wilbur's TV confidant | 25 |
| Wilbur Post's equine | 24 |
| Wilbur Post's charge | 24 |
| Wilbur Post's buddy | 23 |
| Unique 1960's TV star | 25 |
| TV's talking palomino | 25 |
| TV equine of the '60s | 25 |
| The Posts' TV companion | 27 |
| Talking horse, now in repeats | 29 |
| Talking horse of '60s TV | 28 |
| Talking equine of '60s TV | 29 |
| Talking animal of '60s TV | 29 |
| Speaking role for Rocky Lane | 28 |
| Ozzie and Harriet rival, once | 29 |
| Onetime prime-time equine | 25 |
| Neigh sayer of '60s TV? | 27 |
| Nattering nag of old TV | 23 |
| Lip-syncher of 1960s TV | 23 |
| Horse that made sense? | 22 |
| Horse in a 60's sitcom | 26 |
| He was a horse, of course | 25 |
| He talked to Wilbur Post | 24 |
| He talked only to Wilbur | 24 |
| He once had stable work on TV | 29 |
| He conversed with Wilbur | 24 |
| Early 60's TV listing | 25 |
| Childrens TV character | 22 |
| Black-and-white horse? | 22 |
| Allan Lane supplied his voice | 29 |
| Alan Young's TV horse | 25 |
| They replaced C rations | 23 |
| Recipient of a honey-do list | 28 |
| Handyman's nickname | 23 |