| Text | Length |
| Morton or Jay | 13 |
| Elliott from Brooklyn | 21 |
| Elliott | 7 |
| Elliot or Jay | 13 |
| Elliot from Brooklyn | 20 |
| Eccentric pianist Glenn | 23 |
| Early railroad tycoon | 21 |
| Dick Tracy's creator | 24 |
| Creator of "Dick Tracy" | 33 |
| Canadian pianist | 16 |
| Biologist Stephen Jay ___ | 25 |
| "The Sting" actor Harold | 34 |
| "MASH" film star Elliott | 34 |
| Singer Robert | 13 |
| Lancelot player, on stage | 25 |
| ''Camelot'' star | 32 |
| Singer from Lawrence, Mass. | 27 |
| Robert ____ ( Canadian actor singer) | 36 |
| Lancelot player in "Camelot" | 38 |
| 1962 Best New Artist Grammy winner | 34 |
| Rise high | 9 |
| Surge | 5 |
| Increase in value | 17 |
| Shin | 4 |
| Increase, as prices | 19 |
| Take the elevator to the penthouse | 34 |
| Take an elevator, maybe | 23 |
| Climb stairs, say | 17 |
| Squash or calabash | 18 |
| Squash | 6 |
| Primitive percussion instrument | 31 |
| Pumpkin kin | 11 |
| Calabash | 8 |
| Pumpkin or cucumber | 19 |
| Pepo | 4 |
| Pumpkin, e.g. | 13 |
| Natural ladle | 13 |
| Thick-skinned inedible fruit | 28 |
| Squash or pumpkin | 17 |
| Maraca | 6 |
| Hollowed-out fruit | 18 |
| Autumn decoration | 17 |
| Squash, for example | 19 |
| Squash or pumpkin, e.g. | 23 |
| Small-necked bottle | 19 |
| Shell used as a dipper | 22 |
| Pumpkin's relative | 22 |
| Pumpkin's kin | 17 |
| Primitive dipper | 16 |
| Primitive "drum" | 26 |
| Popular fall decoration | 23 |
| Out of one's ___ | 20 |
| Natural flask | 13 |
| Melon, e.g. | 11 |
| Fruit or bottle | 15 |
| Fruit of the calabash | 21 |
| Fruit bowl? | 11 |
| Cucumber's family | 21 |
| Cucumber relative | 17 |
| Cucumber or pumpkin, e.g. | 25 |
| Cornucopia fruit | 16 |
| Cornucopia element | 18 |
| Common dried decoration | 23 |
| Cantaloupe's family | 23 |
| Calabash, for one | 17 |
| Calabash, e.g. | 14 |
| Gevalia or Kona | 15 |
| Wolfgang Puck creation | 22 |
| Big toe woe | 11 |
| Joint inflammation | 18 |
| Foot problem | 12 |
| Problem in the joints | 21 |
| Pain in the joints | 18 |
| Joint woe | 9 |
| Joint ailment | 13 |
| Toe trouble | 11 |
| Style; taste: Fr. | 17 |
| Joint malady | 12 |
| Joint deposit? | 14 |
| It occurs in joints | 19 |
| Henry VIII's ailment | 24 |
| Taste: Fr. | 10 |
| Style, to Bardot | 16 |
| Style, to a Parisienne | 22 |
| Style, in Sedan | 15 |
| Spurt; splash; glob | 19 |
| Relish; liking | 14 |
| Joint-inflaming illness | 23 |
| Joint woe that afflicted Benjamin Franklin | 42 |
| Joint issue | 11 |
| Gourmand's gripe? | 21 |
| Good taste | 10 |
| Disease popular in comic strips | 31 |
| Comic-strip ailment | 19 |
| Ben Jonson's plague | 23 |
| Arthritic inflammation | 22 |
| Ailment affecting the big toe | 29 |
| Statehouse VIP | 14 |
| Web address letters | 19 |
| Head of st. | 11 |
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