| Show one's embarrassment | 28 |
| Rosiness | 8 |
| React to a compliment, perhaps | 30 |
| React to a compliment, maybe | 28 |
| Modest look | 11 |
| Look embarrassed, maybe | 23 |
| Display embarrassment, in a way | 31 |
| Display embarrassment | 21 |
| Cheek color | 11 |
| "Just Shoot Me" magazine | 34 |
| Some vintner offerings | 22 |
| Whites' close relatives | 27 |
| White zinfandels, e.g. | 22 |
| White zinfandel and others | 26 |
| Vintner's offering | 22 |
| Boast | 5 |
| Swagger | 7 |
| Bully | 5 |
| Hot air | 7 |
| Talk nonsense | 13 |
| Talk noisily | 12 |
| Phineas T. ___ of "Howdy Doody" | 41 |
| Inflated talk | 13 |
| Wolves full of themselves? | 26 |
| "Arrested Development" surname | 40 |
| "Arrested Development" family name | 44 |
| Animator Don | 12 |
| "An American Tail" director Don | 41 |
| Popeye's nemesis | 20 |
| Popeye's rival | 18 |
| Wooer of Olive Oyl | 18 |
| Popeye's foe | 16 |
| Popeye's burly foe | 22 |
| Frequent kidnapper of Olive | 27 |
| Belushi's "Animal House" role | 43 |
| Popeye's punching bag | 25 |
| Popeye's archenemy | 22 |
| Popeye foe | 10 |
| Olive Oyl chaser | 16 |
| "Thimble Theatre" character | 37 |
| Villain who says "So you don't like spinach?" | 59 |
| Popeye's antagonist | 23 |
| Popeye's adversary | 22 |
| Popeye adversary | 16 |
| Olive Oyl suitor | 16 |
| Olive fancier | 13 |
| Noted cartoon nemesis | 21 |
| Cartoon bully | 13 |
| Bearded comic strip bully | 25 |
| Bearded bully of cartoons | 25 |
| Ave. relative | 13 |
| Ave. cousin | 11 |
| Tree-lined st., perhaps | 23 |
| Sunset, e.g.: Abbr. | 19 |
| Major urban rd. | 15 |
| L.A.'s Sunset, e.g. | 23 |
| L.A.'s La Cienega, e.g. | 27 |
| Hollywood or Sunset: Abbr. | 26 |
| Journalist Nellie | 17 |
| Globe-trotting journalist Nellie | 32 |
| Around-the-world journalist | 27 |
| Global traveler Nellie | 22 |
| Activist Nellie | 15 |
| World traveler Nellie | 21 |
| Robert ___, modern poet | 23 |
| Nellie who circled the world | 28 |
| Iron John creator Robert | 24 |
| Fogg emulator | 13 |
| Crusading reporter Nellie | 25 |
| Crusading journalist Nellie | 27 |
| "Ten Days in a Mad-House" author | 42 |
| Writer Nellie | 13 |
| World-traveler Nellie | 21 |
| World traveler of note | 22 |
| Women's rights activist Nellie | 34 |
| Traveler Nellie | 15 |
| Stephen Foster's Nelly | 26 |
| Round-the-world traveler Nellie | 31 |
| Real-life Fogg | 14 |
| Phileas Fogg emulator | 21 |
| Nellie who wrote "Ten Days in a Mad-House" | 52 |
| Nellie or poet Robert | 21 |
| Nellie of social reform | 23 |
| Minnesota poet Robert | 21 |
| Meeter of Verne in 1889 | 23 |
| Journalist-reformer Nellie | 26 |
| Journalist Nellie who pretended to be crazy | 43 |
| Journalist Nellie ___ | 21 |
| Globetrotting reporter Nellie | 29 |
| Globetrotting journalist of old | 31 |
| Globetrotter Nellie | 19 |
| Globe-trotter Nellie | 20 |
| Globe-girdler Nellie | 20 |
| Globe-circling journalist Nellie | 32 |
| Globe-circler Nellie | 20 |
| Globe circler of 1889-90 | 24 |
| Elizabeth Seaman's pen name | 31 |
| American journalist Nellie | 26 |
| Adventuress Nellie | 18 |
| Adventurer Nellie | 17 |