| Houses' storage areas | 25 |
| Where webs may accumulate | 25 |
| High-level storage areas | 24 |
| "Scourge of God" | 26 |
| Scourge of the fifth century | 28 |
| Fifth-century plunderer | 23 |
| Supposed ancestor of Dracula | 28 |
| Slayer of his brother Bleda | 27 |
| Ruler who razed Aquileia | 24 |
| King defeated at Châlons | 27 |
| He murdered his brother Bleda | 29 |
| Fifth-century invader of Gaul | 29 |
| Fifth-century conqueror | 23 |
| Fifth century invader of Gaul | 29 |
| Broom Hilda's ex-husband | 28 |
| Barbaric 5th-century invader | 28 |
| Feared 5th-century monarch | 26 |
| Buff fifth-century king? | 24 |
| Neither always nor never | 24 |
| It's got you covered | 24 |
| Beau Brummell's concern | 27 |
| What you've got on | 22 |
| Invitation information | 22 |
| It can be formal or informal | 28 |
| Chip on one's shoulder | 26 |
| Runway models display it | 24 |
| Defiantly cocky manner | 22 |
| Aeronautical inclination | 24 |
| Churchill's successor | 25 |
| Potsdam Conference attendee | 27 |
| Churchill's predecessor | 27 |
| Postwar British leader | 22 |
| Truman's UK counterpart | 27 |
| Truman's U.K. counterpart | 29 |
| Prime minister of 1945 | 22 |
| Postwar prime minister | 22 |
| Post-W.W. II Prime Minister | 27 |
| He came after Churchill | 23 |
| Churchill contemporary | 22 |
| British P.M.: 1945–51 | 28 |
| British P.M. after Churchill | 28 |
| British Labor prime minister | 28 |
| Abbr. on a business envelope | 28 |
| Business-envelope abbr. | 23 |
| Business envelope abbr. | 23 |
| Abbr. on a business letter | 26 |
| Letters on business letters | 27 |
| Abbr. at the top of a memo | 26 |
| Letters on some letters | 23 |
| Memo header, for short | 22 |
| Letter-routing letters | 22 |
| Business-envelope letters | 25 |
| Business letter letters | 23 |
| Abbr. under an address | 22 |
| Abbr. spotted in the mailroom | 29 |
| Start of a memo heading | 23 |
| Ltr. recipient pinpointer | 25 |
| Letters on an envelope | 22 |
| Letters in a bus. letter | 24 |
| Letters directing letters | 25 |
| Letter directive (abbr.) | 24 |
| Envelope-routing abbr. | 22 |
| Envelope-directing abbr. | 24 |
| Env. routing indicator | 22 |
| E-mail subject-line abbr. | 25 |
| Colon preceder on an env. | 25 |
| Business-letter letters | 23 |
| Business letters letters | 24 |
| Bus. envelope notation | 22 |
| Abbr. on some letter headings | 29 |
| Abbr. on a fax cover sheet | 26 |
| Abbr. often before a name | 25 |
| Abbr. before some addressees | 28 |
| Abbr. before a name on a memo | 29 |
| Abbr. before a name in a memo | 29 |
| Abbr. at the start of a memo | 28 |
| Fictional Mason, for one | 24 |
| Person often kept on retainer | 29 |
| One getting into briefs? | 24 |
| Any one of 25 U.S. presidents | 29 |
| Chief law officer of America | 28 |
| High-ranking law officer | 24 |
| Chief U.S. law officer | 22 |
| What opposites do, they say | 27 |
| Acts like an opposite? | 22 |
| Does a siren's job | 22 |
| Where one may make a plea | 25 |
| Justice Dept. staffers | 22 |
| Courtoom figures: Abbr. | 23 |
| Bar members, for short | 22 |
| Bar members for short | 22 |
| Argument makers: Abbr. | 22 |
| "The Practice" VIPs | 29 |
| "L.A. Law" types | 26 |
| "L.A. Law" extras | 27 |
| "Esq." titleholders | 29 |
| Westernmost Aleutian island | 27 |
| Westernmost of the Aleutians | 28 |
| Largest of the Near Islands | 27 |
| One of the Near Islands | 23 |