| Text | Length |
| Abu Dhabi dignitary | 19 |
| Persian Gulf bigwig | 19 |
| Middle East notable | 19 |
| Persian Gulf leader | 19 |
| Chief in a burnoose | 19 |
| Persian Gulf prince | 19 |
| Big man in the East | 19 |
| Persian Gulf honcho | 19 |
| Kuwaiti noble, e.g. | 19 |
| Turkish ruler, once | 19 |
| Ruler with a throne | 19 |
| Ruler in a kaffiyeh | 19 |
| Leader in the dunes | 19 |
| Kaffiyeh-clad ruler | 19 |
| High-ranking Muslim | 19 |
| Bahrain's ruler | 19 |
| Aga's associate | 19 |
| Umm al-Quwain, e.g. | 19 |
| Sharjah or Fujairah | 19 |
| Dubai-based airline | 19 |
| Dubai and Abu Dhabi | 19 |
| Abu Dhabi and Dubai | 19 |
| Some Islamic rulers | 19 |
| Mideast dignitaries | 19 |
| Middle East leaders | 19 |
| Middle East bigwigs | 19 |
| Discharge, as light | 19 |
| Throw off, as light | 19 |
| Send out, as energy | 19 |
| Throw off, as steam | 19 |
| Send out, as matter | 19 |
| Release, as an odor | 19 |
| An anagram for time | 19 |
| Gives off, as light | 19 |
| Jane Austen heroine | 19 |
| Jane Austen classic | 19 |
| Comic novel of 1815 | 19 |
| Thompson or Lazarus | 19 |
| Peel played by Rigg | 19 |
| Literary matchmaker | 19 |
| Mrs. Charles Darwin | 19 |
| Jane Austen meddler | 19 |
| Dressler film: 1932 | 19 |
| Comic novel of 1816 | 19 |
| Watson and Thompson | 19 |
| Thompson and Watson | 19 |
| Willard and Lazarus | 19 |
| Lazarus and Goldman | 19 |
| Goldman and Lazarus | 19 |
| Former Revlon model | 19 |
| N.F.L. rusher Smith | 19 |
| TV actor's hope | 19 |
| Small-screen trophy | 19 |
| Creative Arts honor | 19 |
| Coveted music award | 19 |
| Award from the ATAS | 19 |
| Small-screen honors | 19 |
| Small-screen awards | 19 |
| Oscars' cousins | 19 |
| Don Knotts won five | 19 |
| Alan Alda's six | 19 |
| Rock music subgenre | 19 |
| Punk music subgenre | 19 |
| Punk music offshoot | 19 |
| Civil defence org.. | 19 |
| Wacky comic Philips | 19 |
| Softcore punk genre | 19 |
| Punk-music subgenre | 19 |
| Kooky comic Philips | 19 |
| Indie rock offshoot | 19 |
| Atlanta institution | 19 |
| Behave theatrically | 19 |
| Overdo it, in a way | 19 |
| Play to the rafters | 19 |
| Act the drama queen | 19 |
| Display histrionics | 19 |
| Play to the balcony | 19 |
| Overdo it, on stage | 19 |
| Keep up with a ham? | 19 |
| Emulate Pearl White | 19 |
| Act like a thespian | 19 |
| Say it with feeling | 19 |
| Rage, e.g., onstage | 19 |
| Play it to the hilt | 19 |
| Overdramatize lines | 19 |
| Overdo a scene, say | 19 |
| Ham it up as Hamlet | 19 |
| Go into histrionics | 19 |
| Act with a flourish | 19 |
| Didn't act well | 19 |
| Did with a passion? | 19 |
| Silent-screen stars | 19 |
| Overdoes it onstage | 19 |
| Acts, and then some | 19 |
| Twisted expression? | 19 |
| It may be repressed | 19 |
| Napoleon, for short | 19 |
| H.R.E., for example | 19 |
| Caesar, e.g.: Abbr. | 19 |
| Streaker of stories | 19 |
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