| Text | Length |
| "Honest" prez | 23 |
| Mary Todd's husband | 23 |
| Japanese prime minister | 23 |
| Pulitzer winner Burrows | 23 |
| Old White House moniker | 23 |
| Lincoln's sobriquet | 23 |
| John V.'s successor | 23 |
| Honest log cabin fellow | 23 |
| Homer Simpson's pop | 23 |
| B'way's Burrows | 23 |
| Lying port-to-starboard | 23 |
| Tucked in for the night | 23 |
| Still in one's bunk | 23 |
| In the hay, so to speak | 23 |
| Reading position, often | 23 |
| ___ in one's bonnet | 23 |
| Part of an Ali metaphor | 23 |
| "Buy me ___?" | 23 |
| Red as ___ (humiliated) | 23 |
| First fratricide victim | 23 |
| His parents raised Cain | 23 |
| Boy in the first family | 23 |
| Third person masculine? | 23 |
| Post–W.W. II spy | 23 |
| One in the first family | 23 |
| Offerer of lambs to God | 23 |
| Noted fratricide victim | 23 |
| Ill-fated sibling rival | 23 |
| He assassinated Eric IV | 23 |
| First Biblical casualty | 23 |
| Early fratricide victim | 23 |
| Ill-fated lover of yore | 23 |
| Start of a Hersey title | 23 |
| Lincoln's namesakes | 23 |
| Actor Vigoda and others | 23 |
| "Not on ___!" | 23 |
| Watch for the cops, say | 23 |
| Aid in illegal activity | 23 |
| Withhold evidence, e.g. | 23 |
| Promote, as criminality | 23 |
| Give a leg up to a yegg | 23 |
| Don't tell, perhaps | 23 |
| Connive with a criminal | 23 |
| Act as lookout, perhaps | 23 |
| Watch for cops, perhaps | 23 |
| Support in skullduggery | 23 |
| Launder money for, e.g. | 23 |
| Help, as in the getaway | 23 |
| Help with a heist, e.g. | 23 |
| Help in a getaway, e.g. | 23 |
| Fence the loot for, say | 23 |
| Encourage in wrongdoing | 23 |
| Drive away, as a thief? | 23 |
| Countenance, as a crime | 23 |
| Case the place for, say | 23 |
| Be a partner in a crime | 23 |
| Be a lookout for, maybe | 23 |
| Covers for a crook, say | 23 |
| Promotes. as wrongdoing | 23 |
| Helps as a lookout, say | 23 |
| Feloniously facilitates | 23 |
| Does lookout at a heist | 23 |
| Conspires with, perhaps | 23 |
| Was a wheelman for, say | 23 |
| Helped to escape, maybe | 23 |
| Hit BBC comedy, briefly | 23 |
| Britcom of the '90s | 23 |
| "___ With Me" | 23 |
| Irish Rose's fellow | 23 |
| He loved his Irish Rose | 23 |
| Old Broadway title beau | 23 |
| Miss Murphy's groom | 23 |
| Long-running title role | 23 |
| Hershfield cartoon hero | 23 |
| Anne Nichols stage hero | 23 |
| '-- Irish Rose' | 23 |
| Chisholm Trail terminus | 23 |
| Eisenhower library site | 23 |
| Chisholm Trail cow town | 23 |
| McMurry University site | 23 |
| City in Lone Star state | 23 |
| Wait-___ (thorny plant) | 23 |
| Grab __: eat on the run | 23 |
| Adequate, and then some | 23 |
| Fully engulfed, perhaps | 23 |
| Having sufficient skill | 23 |
| Fit to perform the task | 23 |
| Baker's predecessor | 23 |
| Ready, willing, and ___ | 23 |
| Possessing the know-how | 23 |
| Strong of body and mind | 23 |
| Having sufficient power | 23 |
| G.I.'s first letter | 23 |
| Baker-Charlie precursor | 23 |
| Comparatively competent | 23 |
| More suitable for a job | 23 |
| Most likely to be hired | 23 |
| Means of defense: Abbr. | 23 |
| Lum's radio partner | 23 |
| Lucifer Yokum's boy | 23 |
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