| Text | Length |
| 1999 reality-show satire | 24 |
| Ron Howard flick of 1999 | 24 |
| Cabinet dept. since 1979 | 24 |
| End of a college address | 24 |
| Academic address letters | 24 |
| University e-mail ending | 24 |
| University address ender | 24 |
| Univ. Web address suffix | 24 |
| Relative of .net or .org | 24 |
| Purdue Web-address ender | 24 |
| Portion of a college URL | 24 |
| Part of a prof's URL | 24 |
| Online university suffix | 24 |
| Modern campus extension? | 24 |
| Gettysburg address ender | 24 |
| End of Cornell's URL | 24 |
| Dot follower, frequently | 24 |
| College Web site letters | 24 |
| Abbr. akin to com or org | 24 |
| One of eight Brit. kings | 24 |
| Name of eight Eng. kings | 24 |
| 1975 Pulitzer playwright | 24 |
| Kerry's running mate | 24 |
| Newscaster-author Newman | 24 |
| Author-newscaster Newman | 24 |
| Johnny Depp film of 1994 | 24 |
| Joseph of ice cream fame | 24 |
| Surname in frozen treats | 24 |
| Ice cream magnate Joseph | 24 |
| Frozen food aisle eponym | 24 |
| Continental trading org. | 24 |
| Common Market, for short | 24 |
| Common Market for short | 24 |
| The Common Market: Abbr. | 24 |
| Old old-world trade org. | 24 |
| Intl. org. begun in 1958 | 24 |
| Common Mkt. inits., once | 24 |
| Benelux was a part of it | 24 |
| 1957 Treaty of Rome org. | 24 |
| Extra-wide, on a shoebox | 24 |
| Bigfoot's shoe size? | 24 |
| Shoe width for Big Foot? | 24 |
| Seldom-stocked shoe size | 24 |
| Letters on a pump, maybe | 24 |
| Large shoe specification | 24 |
| Extraordinary shoe width | 24 |
| Extra-wide, at Thom McAn | 24 |
| Extra wide, on a shoebox | 24 |
| Freedom from discomfort? | 24 |
| Extra-wide sneaker width | 24 |
| Clown shoe specification | 24 |
| Shoe widths for Bigfoot? | 24 |
| Brain-wave test, briefly | 24 |
| Mental image, for short? | 24 |
| Lines on "ER"? | 24 |
| Brain-wave tracer: abbr. | 24 |
| Brain-wave record: Abbr. | 24 |
| Brain tracing, for short | 24 |
| Scream from atop a chair | 24 |
| Frightened little squeal | 24 |
| "A rat!" noise | 24 |
| Squeal caused by a mouse | 24 |
| "A cockroach!" | 24 |
| Reggae's ___-A-Mouse | 24 |
| React to a creepy-crawly | 24 |
| Cartoon cat of the 1990s | 24 |
| "A tarantula!" | 24 |
| 'I saw a mouse!' | 24 |
| Reactions to mice, maybe | 24 |
| Mouse-sighting reactions | 24 |
| Mice induce these sounds | 24 |
| Fish lacking pelvic fins | 24 |
| Fish in Japanese cuisine | 24 |
| Underwater power source? | 24 |
| This may be spitchcocked | 24 |
| Sushi bar order, perhaps | 24 |
| Something to sniggle for | 24 |
| One with electric organs | 24 |
| Fish that's slippery | 24 |
| Fish that may be jellied | 24 |
| Fish contained in unadon | 24 |
| Escape artist of similes | 24 |
| Cusk ___, snakelike fish | 24 |
| Bioelectric sea creature | 24 |
| Spitchcock cook, perhaps | 24 |
| One in search of a moray | 24 |
| His catches are slippery | 24 |
| Snigglers' wrigglers | 24 |
| Paragons of slipperiness | 24 |
| Congers and morays, e.g. | 24 |
| Fish without pelvic fins | 24 |
| Wrymouths' relatives | 24 |
| Wriggly, watery critters | 24 |
| Users of electrolocation | 24 |
| Underwater pit residents | 24 |
| They're often smoked | 24 |
| Some use electric organs | 24 |
| Fish resembling lampreys | 24 |
| Exemplars of elusiveness | 24 |
| Consumers of crustaceans | 24 |
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