| Where Ashur was the supreme deity | 33 |
| Ancient land in the Fertile Crescent | 36 |
| Winter hrs. in Halifax, Nova Scotia | 35 |
| Virgin Islands setting, initially | 33 |
| Nova Scotia clock setting: Abbr. | 32 |
| Halifax winter clock setting: Abbr. | 35 |
| "The Thin Man" terrier | 32 |
| ''The Thin Man'' pooch | 38 |
| Terrier seen in "The Thin Man" | 40 |
| Terrier in "The Thin Man" | 35 |
| Pooch in ''The Thin Man'' | 41 |
| Dog in ''The Thin Man'' | 39 |
| Skippy's role in "The Thin Man" | 45 |
| Pet dog in 'The Thin Man' | 33 |
| One of Rin Tin Tin's successors | 35 |
| One of Boomer's predecessors | 32 |
| Nick's and Nora's canine | 32 |
| Nick and Nora's little friend | 33 |
| Nick and Nora's film terrier | 32 |
| Nick and Nora's dog of story and film | 41 |
| Nick and Nora's clue sniffer | 32 |
| He played George in "Bringing Up Baby" | 48 |
| Hammett's four-legged clue-sniffer | 38 |
| Fox terrier of films: 1934–47 | 36 |
| Fox terrier of films from 1934 to 1947 | 38 |
| Four-legged film star of the 1930s | 34 |
| Four-legged film star of the '30s | 37 |
| Fictional Schnauzer of literature | 33 |
| Dog star that can't be Sirius | 33 |
| Dog in "The Thin Man" series | 38 |
| Dog for a "gentleman detective" | 41 |
| Detective's pet in "The Thin Man" | 47 |
| Dashiell Hammett's canine creation | 38 |
| Charles' family pet, in film | 32 |
| Aid in solving the disappearance of the Thin Man | 48 |
| 1930s-'40s mystery film scene stealer | 41 |
| 1930s film star with notable facial hair | 40 |
| "The Thin Man" scene-stealer | 38 |
| "After the Thin Man" dog | 34 |
| ''Thin Man'' quadruped | 38 |
| ___ de bandera (Spanish flagstaff) | 34 |
| "Steps in Time" autobiographer | 40 |
| He wrote "Steps in Time" | 34 |
| "Night and Day" introducer | 36 |
| Oscar nominee in "The Towering Inferno" | 49 |
| He wore a top hat in "Top Hat" | 40 |
| He danced in "Silk Stockings" | 39 |
| Fred of "Finian's Rainbow" | 40 |
| Fred of "Daddy Long Legs" | 35 |
| First-year Kennedy Center Honors recipient | 42 |
| First-year Kennedy Center honoree | 33 |
| Dancing man in "Dancing Lady" | 39 |
| Dancer who "rates A-1"? | 33 |
| Crosby's "Blue Skies" partner | 43 |
| "Shall We Dance" dancer | 33 |
| "Shall We Dance" co-star | 34 |
| "Royal Wedding" star, 1951 | 36 |
| "Funny Face"'s Fred | 33 |
| "Follow the Fleet" co-star, 1936 | 42 |
| ''Top Hat'' star | 32 |
| ''Holiday Inn'' star | 36 |
| Brother and sister Hollywood hoofers | 36 |
| Noted 1910's-20's Broadway duo | 38 |
| "Lady Be Good" stars, 1924 | 36 |
| "Funny Face" stars, 1927 | 34 |
| "When You Wish Upon __" | 33 |
| "When You Wish Upon ___" | 34 |
| "Would you like to swing on ___..." | 45 |
| "Everybody Is ___" (1970 hit) | 39 |
| " . . . wish upon ___" | 32 |
| ''When You Wish Upon __'' | 41 |
| ''Swinging on ___'' | 35 |
| Neil Diamond "When You Wish Upon ___" | 47 |
| Constellation's brightest point | 35 |
| Choose Something Like ____ : Frost poem | 41 |
| Altair or Sirius, astronomically speaking | 41 |
| "You're ___, baby!" | 33 |
| "When You Wish Upon ___": 1940 song | 45 |
| "When You Wish Upon ___," 1940 song | 45 |
| "There was ___ danced . . . ": Shak. | 46 |
| "Swinging On ___" Bing Crosby | 39 |
| "Swinging on ___," 1944 song | 38 |
| "She's ___" (Barry Manilow) | 41 |
| "I'm gonna make you ___" | 38 |
| "Hitch your wagon to __" | 34 |
| "Hitch your wagon to ___": Emerson | 44 |
| "Hitch your wagon to ___" | 35 |
| "Fair as ___ . . . ": Wordsworth | 42 |
| "Baby I'm ___" Prince | 35 |
| "_____ Fell Out of Heaven" (1936 hit) | 47 |
| "___ is Born" (Judy Garland movie) | 44 |
| "___ Is Born," 1954 film | 34 |
| "___ Is Born," 1937 film | 34 |
| "___ Fell Out of Heaven" (1936 hit) | 45 |
| " . . . wagon to ___": Emerson | 40 |
| " . . . and ___ to steer her by" | 42 |
| 'Swinging on --' (1944 hit song) | 40 |
| "It's ___!" (sales pitch) | 39 |
| "It's ___" (bargain) | 34 |
| "It's ___!" (sales come-on) | 41 |