| Neurosurgeons' readouts, for short | 38 |
| Flat ones are extremely bad news | 32 |
| Interjection upon a mouse-sighting | 34 |
| "___ and Meek," comic strip | 37 |
| Word in a comic balloon, perhaps | 32 |
| Utterance while jumping on a chair | 34 |
| Sound that may be produced by a cockroach | 41 |
| Sound from the world's worst exterminator | 45 |
| Shriek when you freak at a squeak | 33 |
| Reaction upon seeing something squeak by? | 41 |
| Noise made while standing on a chair, say | 41 |
| It's uttered while jumping on a chair | 41 |
| Interjection upon seeing a mouse | 32 |
| Exclamation from one in fear of a mouse | 39 |
| Cry uttered just before jumping on a chair | 42 |
| Cry upon seeing a property tax bill, maybe | 42 |
| Cry sometimes made with hands on one's head | 47 |
| Cry before calling an exterminator | 34 |
| Cartoon cat with an exclamation mark in his name | 48 |
| "Yikes ... it's a mouse!" | 39 |
| "We need to get a cat!" | 33 |
| "STEP ON THAT THING!!!!" | 34 |
| "Quick, grab a newspaper!" | 36 |
| "Oh, please kill that bug" | 36 |
| "Oh, god, please kill that thing!" | 44 |
| "Oh no, a tarantula!" noise | 37 |
| "It's a mouse!" shriek | 36 |
| "Is that a vampire bat?" | 34 |
| "A spider!" or "A mouse!" | 45 |
| "___ and Meeks," comic strip | 38 |
| "___-Nomics" (1988 reggae album) | 42 |
| Cries from one standing on a chair, maybe | 41 |
| Apt rhyme for "shrieks" | 33 |
| "Mousy" cries in comics | 33 |
| ''Electric'' fish | 33 |
| Electrophorus electricus, for one | 33 |
| Fish that's jellied in British cuisine | 42 |
| Critter that may go for a long swim? | 36 |
| Bumping into one could provide a shock | 38 |
| ___ Pie Island (artist commune on the Thames) | 45 |
| Traditional London pie-and-mash ingredient | 42 |
| Third-longest river of California | 33 |
| Soul of the dead, in Philippine folklore | 40 |
| Slime ___ (hagfishÂ’s nickname) | 34 |
| Scary swimmer in "The Deep" | 37 |
| Popular course in Korean cuisine | 32 |
| One that's hard to get ahold of? | 36 |
| Northern California's ___ River | 35 |
| Kind of sauce used in sushi preparation | 39 |
| Its skin is used to make wallets | 32 |
| It's sometimes wrapped in rice | 34 |
| It's sometimes smoked in Sweden | 35 |
| It might have an electric organ? | 32 |
| It can be found in a conger line? | 33 |
| Fish whose skin is sometimes used for leather | 45 |
| Fish that may be caught in a cage | 33 |
| Fish in the Japanese dish "unaju" | 43 |
| Fish "jellied" in British cuisine | 43 |
| Elongated subject of marine biology | 35 |
| Command to Eliza Doolittle's dog? | 37 |
| California river named for a fish | 33 |
| California river named for a common sight in it | 47 |
| Avocado accompanier in some rolls | 33 |
| Anguilla, on some trattoria menus | 33 |
| A sniggler's a giggler when he snares it | 44 |
| 1997 Koji Yakusho film, with "The" | 44 |
| "Shock me like an electric ___": MGMT | 47 |
| "Jellied" British dish | 32 |
| Went after some shocking things? | 32 |
| Helped supply a sushi restaurant, say | 37 |
| Fished with the National Anguilla Club | 38 |
| He goes where congers congregate | 32 |
| He might say: "That's a moray!" | 45 |
| He might say, "That's a moray!" | 45 |
| Fisherman who uses razor clams for bait | 39 |
| Fisherman who supplies a sushi bar | 34 |
| Catcher of a certain kind of fish | 33 |
| Big supplier to Japanese restaurants | 36 |
| Trap beneath the water's surface | 36 |
| Fishing gear with fine mesh wire | 32 |
| They're slithery and may be smoked | 38 |
| Producers of currents in currents? | 34 |
| "Novocaine For The Soul" band | 39 |
| "Last Stop: This Town" guys | 37 |
| They're unarmed, but could be dangerous | 43 |
| Critters that may be "live" | 37 |
| "Beautiful Freak" band | 32 |
| When split and cooked, these become spitchcocks | 47 |
| They're served with rice in unadon | 38 |
| They might store electric charges | 33 |
| They may be shocking until smoked | 33 |
| They may be charged in the water | 32 |
| South American freshwater shockers | 34 |
| Snakelike "Hombre Lobo" band? | 39 |
| Fisherman's slippery catches | 32 |
| Fish served in the Basque dish angulas | 38 |
| "The Little Mermaid" baddies | 38 |
| "Mr. E's Beautiful Blues" band | 44 |
| "Last Stop: This Town" band | 37 |
| "Electro-Shock Blues" band | 36 |