| They're off-limits | 22 |
| Prohibitions for Junior | 23 |
| Words bleeped by TV censors | 27 |
| Toddler's transgressions | 28 |
| Things we don't do | 22 |
| They're strictly taboo | 26 |
| They're proscribed | 22 |
| They're prohibited | 22 |
| They're not allowed | 23 |
| They're frowned upon | 24 |
| They shouldn't be done | 26 |
| These are bleeped on TV | 23 |
| Some kindergarten rules | 23 |
| Inappropriate behavior | 22 |
| Ice cream and cake, on Atkins | 29 |
| Censor's collection | 23 |
| Insensitive, for short | 22 |
| Socially insensitive, perhaps | 29 |
| Like much ethnic humor | 22 |
| Like a sexist joke, briefly | 27 |
| Insensitive, in modern times | 28 |
| Inappropriate, in a way | 23 |
| Edward Lear's forte | 23 |
| Unfit for highborn Brits | 24 |
| Unaristocratic, to a Brit | 25 |
| Inappropriate for aristos | 25 |
| Bourgeois, to the Brits | 23 |
| Not associated with a city | 26 |
| Why some products fail | 22 |
| Cobwebs may be a sign of it | 27 |
| Dried strip of egg dough | 24 |
| Alphabet soup letter, e.g. | 26 |
| Ribbonlike strip of pasta | 25 |
| Play idly on an instrument | 26 |
| One might be cooked al dente | 28 |
| Improvise on an instrument | 26 |
| Improvise on a clarinet | 23 |
| The letters in alphabet soup | 28 |
| Fettuccine and linguine | 23 |
| Pasta-based first course | 24 |
| Campbell's offering | 23 |
| Place for a dinette set | 23 |
| Cranny's colleague | 22 |
| Barnes & Noble e-reader | 27 |
| Sony Reader competitor | 22 |
| Sheltered and secluded place | 28 |
| Cranny's counterpart | 24 |
| Cranny's companion | 22 |
| Crannies' companions | 24 |
| Barnes & Noble e-readers | 28 |
| Where seekers may find hiders | 29 |
| Potential hiding places | 23 |
| Crannies' partners | 22 |
| Crannies' counterparts | 26 |
| When both hands are up | 22 |
| When shadows are short | 22 |
| Time many chose to draw? | 24 |
| Showdown time, in oaters | 24 |
| Wild West shootout time | 23 |
| When many lunch whistles blow | 29 |
| Time for a break, often | 23 |
| It's between 11 and 1 | 25 |
| Halfway through the day | 23 |
| Time for lunch, for many | 24 |
| Time for a Wild West shootout | 29 |
| Start of a nautical day | 23 |
| Day's halfway point | 23 |
| Cinematic showdown time | 23 |
| Zenith, metaphorically | 22 |
| Word with tide or time | 22 |
| When two hands come together | 28 |
| When the scholar comes | 22 |
| When some hear a whistle | 24 |
| When church bells ring | 22 |
| When both hands are raised | 26 |
| When a factory whistle blows | 28 |
| Twelve, half of the time | 24 |
| Twelve o'clock in the day | 29 |
| Traditional gunfight time | 25 |
| Time that VCRs may blink | 24 |
| Time for lunch, perhaps | 23 |
| Time for both hands to be up | 28 |
| The end of the morning | 22 |
| Showdown time, in a 1952 film | 29 |
| Shootout time, perhaps | 22 |
| Palindromic time of day | 23 |
| Nautical day's beginning | 28 |
| Midnight's opposite | 23 |
| Marshal Kane's time | 23 |
| Marshal Kane's deadline | 27 |
| Late time in a nursery rhyme | 28 |
| It's high once a day | 24 |
| It may come before one | 22 |
| High time for mad dogs | 22 |
| High time for gunslingers | 25 |
| High time for Gary Cooper | 25 |
| High or after follower | 22 |
| Good time for suntanning | 24 |
| Factory whistle time, perhaps | 29 |
| Factory whistle time, often | 27 |