| "The Matrix" man | 26 |
| "The Matrix" guy | 26 |
| "Recent" word form | 28 |
| "Paleo-" opposite | 27 |
| "New" beginning | 25 |
| "Classical" opening | 29 |
| "Classic" prefix | 26 |
| ___-noir (modern film genre) | 28 |
| Former liberal, for short | 25 |
| Converted liberal, informally | 29 |
| Modern Republican, perhaps | 26 |
| Fox News analyst, often | 23 |
| Former liberal, briefly | 23 |
| Recent rightist, familiarly | 27 |
| One turning to the right | 24 |
| Many a Bush military adviser | 28 |
| Many a Bush II cabinet member | 29 |
| Former liberal, perhaps | 23 |
| Certain anti-Communist | 22 |
| Biodegradable pipe material | 27 |
| Political interventionists | 26 |
| It handles sight and hearing | 28 |
| Highly developed region | 23 |
| Science journal language | 24 |
| Post-Renaissance language | 25 |
| Milton and More wrote in it | 27 |
| Extremely vivid, as a color | 27 |
| Gas in advertising lights | 25 |
| Gas that's hard to ignore | 29 |
| Gas for the theater district | 28 |
| Bright light in the big city | 28 |
| Like highlighter colors | 23 |
| Like many Las Vegas signs | 25 |
| Garish Broadway sign type | 25 |
| Eye-catching sign type | 22 |
| Element of Times Square | 23 |
| ___ tetra (aquarium fish) | 25 |
| ___ tetra (aquarium favorite) | 29 |
| You may make light of it? | 25 |
| The "new gas" | 23 |
| Periodic table's no. 10 | 27 |
| Material for some night signs | 29 |
| Like the lights of Vegas | 24 |
| Like many highlighter colors | 28 |
| Las Vegas light material | 24 |
| Las Vegas illumination | 22 |
| Its atomic number is 10 | 23 |
| It's a gas in Las Vegas! | 28 |
| It lights up the night | 22 |
| Glowing discovery of 1898 | 25 |
| Gaseous attention-getter? | 25 |
| Gas on the Vegas strip | 22 |
| Gas in advertising signs | 24 |
| Gas discovered in 1898 | 22 |
| Element seen in Las Vegas | 25 |
| Element found in none? | 22 |
| Contents of some lights | 23 |
| Colorless, gaseous element | 26 |
| Chrysler Corporation car | 24 |
| Bright light on Broadway | 24 |
| __ tetra (aquarium fish) | 24 |
| You may make light of it | 24 |
| Very conspicuous, color-wise | 28 |
| Very bright, as colors | 22 |
| Type of big city light | 22 |
| Source of the Las Vegas glow | 28 |
| Sign filler, sometimes | 22 |
| Second-lightest noble gas | 25 |
| Scientific discovery of 1898 | 28 |
| Rialto attention-getter | 23 |
| Really bright, as colors | 24 |
| Ramsay-Travers find: 1898 | 25 |
| Overly bright, perhaps | 22 |
| Overly bright, as colors | 24 |
| One of the six inert gasses | 27 |
| One of the inert gases | 22 |
| None can alter this element | 27 |
| Nighttime attention getter | 26 |
| Marquee material, perhaps | 25 |
| Liquid ___ (refrigerant) | 24 |
| Like some highlighter colors | 28 |
| Like sign in concert hall | 25 |
| Light that's a real gas | 27 |
| Light on the Vegas strip | 24 |
| John Mayer song about sign? | 27 |
| Its gas gets attention? | 23 |
| It may say "DINER" | 28 |
| Inert gas in vacuum tubes | 25 |
| Inert element used in lights | 28 |
| Glitzy sign type, often | 23 |
| Glass bender's gas | 22 |
| Glaring lure on the strip | 25 |
| Geissler tube illuminant | 24 |
| Gaseous attention-getter | 24 |
| Gas used in store signs | 23 |
| Gas in some glowing signs | 25 |
| Gas in commercial lights | 24 |
| Eye-catching sign material | 26 |
| Extra-bright, as a color | 24 |
| Element in vacuum tubes | 23 |