| Text | Length |
| Ibex, tahr, etc. | 16 |
| Horned barnyard beasts | 22 |
| Grown-up kids | 13 |
| Farm billies | 12 |
| Capricorns | 10 |
| Butts or butters | 16 |
| Bleating beasts | 15 |
| Blame takers | 12 |
| Billy, Nanny and the kids? | 26 |
| Billy and mate | 15 |
| Billies and nannies | 19 |
| Bearded farm critters | 21 |
| Bearded butters? | 16 |
| Barnyard animals | 16 |
| Agile mountain animals | 22 |
| "A shaggy ___ soft hide . . . ": Pope | 47 |
| 'The Men Who Stare at --' | 33 |
| Curmudgeon's greeting | 25 |
| Miss roll call, say | 19 |
| Shirk one's military duty, perhaps | 38 |
| Leave the base, perhaps | 23 |
| Leave camp, perhaps | 19 |
| Leave base early? | 17 |
| Emulate a base runner? | 22 |
| Disappear, in a way | 19 |
| Desert the military | 19 |
| Desert one's post | 21 |
| Commit a service infraction | 27 |
| Salt | 4 |
| Tar | 3 |
| Old salt | 8 |
| Sea dog | 7 |
| Swab | 4 |
| Mouth, slangily | 15 |
| Mariner | 7 |
| Seaman | 6 |
| Swabbie | 7 |
| Swabby | 6 |
| Jack-tar | 8 |
| Bluejacket | 10 |
| Sea salt | 8 |
| Sailor, in slang | 16 |
| Soft mass | 9 |
| Seafaring man | 13 |
| Great many | 10 |
| Big hunk | 8 |
| Slangy sailor | 13 |
| Sailor, slangily | 16 |
| Windjammer | 10 |
| Wad of gum | 10 |
| Sailor slangily | 15 |
| Gunk hunk | 9 |
| Big dollop | 10 |
| "Arrested Development" brother | 40 |
| U.S.N. tar | 10 |
| Tar on a deck | 13 |
| Sloppy lump | 11 |
| Shellback | 9 |
| Shapeless lump | 14 |
| Sailor, slang | 13 |
| Sailor, in slanguage | 20 |
| Huge bunch | 10 |
| Good "n" plenty amount | 32 |
| Cruiser chap | 12 |
| Bluth brother whose name is pronounced like a biblical character | 64 |
| Bluth brother | 13 |
| Bell-bottoms wearer | 19 |
| "I Hear You Calling" punks | 36 |
| "Foot in Mouth Disease" Canuck punks | 46 |
| "Foot in Mouth Disease" Canadian punkers | 50 |
| "Arrested Development" brother whose name is a homonym for a bible character | 86 |
| "Arrested Development" brother [enjoy funny, edgy xwords? Sign up for them weekly @ avxwords.com] | 107 |
| Become inedible | 15 |
| Putrefy | 7 |
| Become sour | 11 |
| Turn to the dark side | 21 |
| Spoil, as milk | 14 |
| Turn, as food | 13 |
| Turn rotten | 11 |
| Stink up the fridge | 19 |
| Sprout mold, say | 16 |
| Curdle, as milk | 15 |
| Rat out | 7 |
| Run wild | 8 |
| Lose one's marbles | 22 |
| Talk turkey? | 12 |
| Turkey call | 11 |
| Turkey sound | 12 |
| Fowl sound | 10 |
| Vapid verbiage | 14 |
| High-level argot | 16 |
| Doubletalk | 10 |
| Comedian George | 15 |
| Lonesome George | 15 |
| 50's TV comedian | 20 |
| "Lonesome" George of '50s TV | 42 |
| "Lonesome George" | 27 |
| TV comic George | 15 |
| Lonesome George of early TV | 27 |
| George with a 1950's comedy/variety show | 44 |
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