| Carbon monoxide lacks it | 24 |
| Burning sulfur quality | 22 |
| Baking soda can neutralize it | 29 |
| "Pee-ew!" evoker | 26 |
| "P.U." elicitor | 25 |
| "P.U.!" cause | 23 |
| "Ewww" inducer | 24 |
| Something good for the sole? | 28 |
| They mingle at landfills | 24 |
| Targets of some sprays | 22 |
| Bloodhound's clues | 22 |
| What baking soda neutralizes | 28 |
| They mingle at the dump | 23 |
| Air freshener's targets | 27 |
| You can sniff them out | 22 |
| What osmics is the study of | 27 |
| What baking soda collects | 25 |
| Nose-offending stimuli | 22 |
| Garbage can emanations | 22 |
| Baking soda neutralizes them | 28 |
| What wavy lines may represent | 29 |
| What some sprays eliminate | 26 |
| They're sniffed at | 22 |
| They're in the air | 22 |
| They may waft through the air | 29 |
| They may be found in sneakers | 29 |
| They come out of locker rooms | 29 |
| They can make you hungry | 24 |
| Targets of baking soda | 22 |
| Signs of being in the dumps? | 28 |
| Reasons to take out the trash | 29 |
| Osmics is the study of these | 28 |
| Nose-wrinkling stimuli | 22 |
| Locker-room emanations | 22 |
| Locker room emanations | 22 |
| Lavender and frangipani | 23 |
| Household spray targets | 23 |
| Features of some fridges | 24 |
| Bloodhound's guides | 23 |
| Barnyard characteristics | 24 |
| Two-time batting champ Lefty | 28 |
| Lefty out in left field | 23 |
| Lefty of the old Dodgers | 24 |
| Lefty of the 1920 Yankees | 25 |
| Nonalcoholic beer brand | 23 |
| Non-alcoholic beer choice | 25 |
| Nonalcoholic brew brand | 23 |
| Non-alcoholic beer brand | 24 |
| Thing recognised by the nose | 28 |
| Repute, on Fleet Street | 23 |
| Aroma in Stilton or Cheddar | 27 |
| "___ bodkins!" | 24 |
| Takes too much, briefly | 23 |
| Pigs out (on), briefly | 22 |
| Takes way too much, briefly | 27 |
| Takes too much, quickly | 23 |
| Serious drug cases, for short | 29 |
| Has too much, informally | 24 |
| Has too much, for short | 23 |
| Has too much fun, in a way | 26 |
| Takes too much, for short | 25 |
| Takes too much X, e.g. | 22 |
| Takes too much of, in a way | 27 |
| Takes too much of, for short | 28 |
| Takes too much of a drug | 24 |
| Takes too many tranqs, say | 26 |
| Some serious hosp. cases | 24 |
| Shows no moderation, briefly | 28 |
| Overdoses on the street | 24 |
| Ingests too much, briefly | 25 |
| Has way too much, briefly | 25 |
| Has too much coke, maybe | 24 |
| Has much too much, briefly | 26 |
| Has more than enough, briefly | 29 |
| Has a bad time on a trip? | 25 |
| Goes overboard with the X | 25 |
| Gets too high, for short? | 25 |
| Excessive intakes, briefly | 26 |
| Exceeds the speed limit? | 24 |
| Drops too much, perhaps | 23 |
| Doesn't know when to stop | 29 |
| Cases for E.M.T.'s | 22 |
| "--- bodkins!" | 24 |
| "_____ bodkins!" | 26 |
| "____ bodkins!" | 25 |
| ___ bodlkins, old oath | 22 |
| Norfolk, Virginia, sch. | 23 |
| Penelope's husband | 22 |
| Post-Trojan War wanderer | 24 |
| He devised the Trojan horse | 27 |
| Long series of wanderings | 25 |
| Tale of a trip to Ithaca | 24 |
| Spacecraft orbiting Mars | 24 |
| Epic with Circe and Penelope | 28 |
| Wide-ranging adventures | 23 |
| Far-ranging adventures | 22 |
| Cross-country trips, perhaps | 28 |
| Multivolume Brit. reference | 27 |
| Large British ref. book | 23 |
| Etymologist's ref. | 22 |