Like some professorial attire | 29 |
Like an outdoorsy Englishman | 28 |
Many a junior high student | 26 |
'Twixt's partner | 24 |
Many a Justin Bieber fan | 24 |
Youngster from 10 to 12 | 23 |
Seventh-grader, usually | 23 |
Relative of 'twixt | 22 |
One who was recently a child | 28 |
Middle schooler, maybe | 22 |
Many a Miley Cyrus fan | 22 |
Many a middle-schooler | 22 |
Many a middle schooler | 22 |
Kids' Choice Awards voter | 29 |
Justin Bieber fan, maybe | 24 |
In the middle of, poetically | 28 |
Fifth- or sixth-grader | 22 |
A 10-, 11- or 12-year-old | 25 |
A 10-, 11- or 12-year old | 25 |
Middle school student, say | 26 |
Sixth-graders, usually | 22 |
Pubescent ones, usually | 23 |
10-, 11- and 12-year-olds | 25 |
Twitter friends, casually | 25 |
Instrument case, old style | 26 |
Sound from the birdcage | 23 |
What a little bird told me | 26 |
Communicate in 140 characters | 29 |
Small bird's chirp | 22 |
Sing like the birdies sing | 26 |
Posting with a hashtag | 22 |
Post a modern status update | 27 |
Canary's statement | 22 |
Brief statement, by necessity | 29 |
Wrote with limited characters | 29 |
Used a microblogging service | 28 |
Made like a small bird | 22 |
Kept followers updated, e.g. | 28 |
Woofer's counterpart | 24 |
Audio system components | 23 |
Vacations led by Twitter? | 25 |
Chickadee's chirps | 22 |
Baby bird's sounds | 22 |
140 characters-or-less posts | 28 |
Granny's pet, in cartoons | 29 |
Sylvester's quarry | 22 |
Sylvester's nemesis | 23 |
Sylvester's toon nemesis | 28 |
Adversary of Sylvester | 22 |
Remove an eyebrow hair, say | 27 |
Pluck eyebrow hairs, e.g. | 25 |
Splinter-remover's gadget | 29 |
Plucking "pair" | 25 |
Removes, as stray hairs | 23 |
Plucks, as eyebrow hairs | 24 |
Last grade in high school | 25 |
Shakespeare's night | 23 |
Like L, alphabetically | 22 |
Last one at the Round Table? | 28 |
Months of the year, e.g. | 24 |
Subject of a Pee Wee Hunt rag | 29 |
Number of zodiac signs | 22 |
Number of planets, perhaps? | 27 |
Number of pence in a shilling | 29 |
Most people are asleep then | 27 |
________drummers drumming | 25 |
Extended Beatles song? | 22 |
Jerusalem's location? | 25 |
Ralph Ince movie of 1936 | 24 |
Beer purchase at the store | 26 |
Soda carton, generally | 22 |
Like some rehab programs | 24 |
You can get one from an ATM | 27 |
What you're into today | 27 |
Nonstop, around-the-clock | 25 |
Borax haulers, in classic ads | 29 |
Calif. Marine Corps center | 26 |
Something to take a hit in | 26 |
Alternate puzzle theme | 22 |
Age many can hardly wait for | 28 |
Playground situation #1 | 23 |
Radio, TV and parlor game | 25 |
Playground situation #2 | 23 |
Forty minutes past the hour | 27 |
60' —— | 24 |
Shakespearean contraction | 25 |
Did some dirty dancing | 22 |
Cousin of a nerd or wimp | 24 |
Insignificant individual | 24 |
Annoying runt of a person | 25 |
___-night doubleheader | 22 |
Prefix with night or light | 26 |
"Light" opening | 25 |
Prefix with light or night | 26 |
Prefix for light or night | 25 |
Lead-in for light or night | 26 |
___-nighter (baseball event) | 28 |
What starts off light? | 22 |
What might start off light? | 27 |
Start for night or light | 24 |