| Text | Length |
| Hook used for big fish | 22 |
| Campaign-trail blooper | 22 |
| Foot-in-mouth incident | 22 |
| Movie crew electrician | 22 |
| Extremely enthusiastic | 22 |
| Head over heels (over) | 22 |
| Foolishly enthusiastic | 22 |
| Bitten by the love bug | 22 |
| Pop superstar Lady ___ | 22 |
| Stand-up's arsenal | 22 |
| Comic's collection | 22 |
| Shuts up, as a hostage | 22 |
| Cheerful, in Cherbourg | 22 |
| Global personification | 22 |
| Dieter's nightmare | 22 |
| Shareholder's goal | 22 |
| Begin to catch up with | 22 |
| Canter or gallop, e.g. | 22 |
| Walk, trot, pace, etc. | 22 |
| Single-foot and others | 22 |
| Canter and single-foot | 22 |
| "My ___ Sal" | 22 |
| It comes before Friday | 22 |
| Hootenanny participant | 22 |
| Line-dance participant | 22 |
| Square dancer, perhaps | 22 |
| Kalamazoo lass of song | 22 |
| Guy's main squeeze | 22 |
| Friday or pal preceder | 22 |
| Chick's slang mate | 22 |
| Barn-dance participant | 22 |
| Barn dance participant | 22 |
| "My --- Sal" | 22 |
| Black-tie affair, e.g. | 22 |
| Like an inaugural ball | 22 |
| Certain ballroom event | 22 |
| Festive, and then some | 22 |
| Pygmalion's statue | 22 |
| Pygmalion's maiden | 22 |
| Nor'easter feature | 22 |
| Beaufort-scale reading | 22 |
| Step below a hurricane | 22 |
| Reason to warn boaters | 22 |
| Next step above breeze | 22 |
| Hardly a gentle breeze | 22 |
| Bad news for yachtsmen | 22 |
| Old Greek medicine man | 22 |
| Printers' document | 22 |
| Winery surname of fame | 22 |
| Famed opera impresario | 22 |
| E. & J. ___ Winery | 22 |
| Certain racehorse gait | 22 |
| What Crazy Horse does? | 22 |
| Half a wintertime pair | 22 |
| Women, condescendingly | 22 |
| Guys' counterparts | 22 |
| Amounts of gas, abbr. | 22 |
| Cheesecake ingredient? | 22 |
| Whalers' gathering | 22 |
| Shapely limb, slangily | 22 |
| Navigator Vasco da ___ | 22 |
| Vasco da ___, explorer | 22 |
| Cops and robbers, e.g. | 22 |
| Word with park or plan | 22 |
| Willing to participate | 22 |
| Skittle or potsy, e.g. | 22 |
| Mah-jongg or Ping-Pong | 22 |
| Diplomacy, for example | 22 |
| Nintendo fanatic, e.g. | 22 |
| Competitive activities | 22 |
| Yahtzee and backgammon | 22 |
| Monopoly and mah-jongg | 22 |
| Atlantic City activity | 22 |
| Second Greek consonant | 22 |
| Grable's trademark | 22 |
| Shapely legs, slangily | 22 |
| W.W. II pinup features | 22 |
| Legs, to a zoot suiter | 22 |
| Reminiscent of venison | 22 |
| The Jets or the Sharks | 22 |
| Group of street toughs | 22 |
| Scourge of some cities | 22 |
| High-school disrupters | 22 |
| Federal watchdog agcy. | 22 |
| Federal auditing agcy. | 22 |
| Pen for Lewis Carroll? | 22 |
| Lockup for Oscar Wilde | 22 |
| Institution at Reading | 22 |
| Watergate tape problem | 22 |
| Spark plug measurement | 22 |
| Popular clothing chain | 22 |
| Mountain-ridge feature | 22 |
| Continuity interrupter | 22 |
| Slack-jawed expression | 22 |
| Stared with mouth open | 22 |
| Displayed astonishment | 22 |
| Displayed a big mouth? | 22 |
| Stares with open mouth | 22 |
| Stares in astonishment | 22 |
| Orthodontic challenges | 22 |
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