| Seemingly serious sign | 22 |
| Red sky at morning, e.g. | 24 |
| Red sky at dawn, for example | 28 |
| Parting of the heavens, maybe | 29 |
| Oracle's utterance | 22 |
| One might be read in entrails | 29 |
| One interpreted by an augur | 27 |
| Itchy nose, so they say | 23 |
| Indication of things to come | 28 |
| Impending clouds, e.g. | 22 |
| Hint of what's to come | 26 |
| Fortuneteller's sign | 24 |
| Forewarning, of a sort | 22 |
| Eclipse, to the ancients | 24 |
| Dark clouds, sometimes | 22 |
| Danger signal, perhaps | 22 |
| Communication to a seer | 23 |
| Broken mirror, perhaps | 22 |
| Breaking a mirror, maybe? | 25 |
| Black cat or eclipse, maybe | 27 |
| Bad cess signal, at times | 25 |
| Augur's observation | 23 |
| An eclipse, some think | 22 |
| '80s heavy metal band | 25 |
| ___ faustum (a lucky sign) | 26 |
| "Damien" subtitle | 27 |
| 1978 horror sequel subtitle | 27 |
| Broken mirrors, to some | 23 |
| Soothsayer's observations | 29 |
| Straws in the wind, e.g. | 24 |
| Soothsayer's signs | 22 |
| Signals of what's to come | 29 |
| Eclipses and comets, to some | 28 |
| Comets, to the superstitious | 28 |
| Black cat and the like | 22 |
| They could be good or bad | 25 |
| Soothsayer's sightings | 26 |
| Signs, to the superstitious | 27 |
| Seers say they see them | 23 |
| Predictive indications | 22 |
| Gathering storm clouds, e.g. | 28 |
| Gathering clouds and such | 25 |
| Forecaster's concerns | 25 |
| Eclipses, to the ancients | 25 |
| Broken mirrors and others | 25 |
| Black cats, stereotypically | 27 |
| Black cat and broken mirror | 27 |
| Hebrew seven-week period | 24 |
| 49-day liturgical season | 24 |
| Seven-week period in Judaism | 28 |
| Hebrew unit of dry measure | 26 |
| Tenth part of an ephah | 22 |
| Period in a Jewish year | 23 |
| Passover-to-Shavuot period | 26 |
| One of Pétain's names | 28 |
| Hebrew unit of measure | 22 |
| Hebrew dry-measure unit | 23 |
| A middle name of Pétain | 26 |
| 49-day period in Judaism | 24 |
| Sicilian code of silence | 24 |
| Mario Puzo best seller | 22 |
| Mafioso's code of silence | 29 |
| Italian code of silence | 23 |
| Mobster's code of silence | 29 |
| The story of Astorre Viola | 26 |
| Mobster's code of honor | 27 |
| Mafia's code of silence | 27 |
| Underworld code of silence | 26 |
| Silence of the Sopranos | 23 |
| Principle of Puzo prose | 23 |
| Don's code of silence | 25 |
| Code of silence in Sicily | 25 |
| Code keeping capos quiet | 24 |
| Code broken by squealers | 24 |
| Code broken by some singers | 27 |
| Code broken by Joe Valachi | 26 |
| "Zip it" code | 23 |
| Texter's "Wow!" | 29 |
| Online "Yikes!" | 25 |
| TLA sometimes paired with LOL | 29 |
| Yahoo celebrity gossip page | 27 |
| Usher feat. will.i.am, 2010 | 27 |
| Texter's exclamation | 24 |
| Texter's 'Wow!' | 27 |
| Teen "Whoa!" | 22 |
| Shorthand for the shocked | 25 |
| Possible reply to a sext | 24 |
| Online "Lordy!" | 25 |
| Online "Jeepers!" | 27 |
| Modern expression of shock | 26 |
| Chat room "Yikes!" | 28 |
| Celebrity gossip exclamation | 28 |
| "Yipe!," online | 25 |
| "Yikes!," online | 26 |
| "Horrors!," online | 28 |
| "Egad!" in an IM | 26 |
| "___ WTF!??!!" | 24 |
| 'Yikes!,' to a texter | 29 |
| 'Wow!,' to a texter | 27 |
| Valley Girl exclamation | 23 |