| Text | Length |
| Sidewalk sale items | 19 |
| Fruit drink endings | 19 |
| Citrus fruit drinks | 19 |
| Summer heat-beaters | 19 |
| Sidewalk stand buys | 19 |
| Liquid refreshments | 19 |
| Humorist and family | 19 |
| Drinks from a stand | 19 |
| Latin carol starter | 19 |
| For just two people | 19 |
| Madison Ave. bigwig | 19 |
| Followed faithfully | 19 |
| Shows devotion (to) | 19 |
| Sarah McLachlan hit | 19 |
| Converse competitor | 19 |
| Run-D.M.C. sneakers | 19 |
| "So long" | 19 |
| Farewell, somewhere | 19 |
| Farewell, in France | 19 |
| "See you" | 19 |
| Word on the way out | 19 |
| Fifi's farewell | 19 |
| Au revoir's kin | 19 |
| Valence valediction | 19 |
| Something often bid | 19 |
| Marseilles farewell | 19 |
| Jean's farewell | 19 |
| It's bid fondly | 19 |
| Goodbye in Grenoble | 19 |
| Goodbye in Gascony | 19 |
| Frenchman's bid | 19 |
| Gigi's goodbyes | 19 |
| Farewells to Henri | 19 |
| It may follow 40-40 | 19 |
| "See ya!" | 19 |
| Baja 'Bye!' | 19 |
| Goodbye, in Granada | 19 |
| Guadalajara goodbye | 19 |
| So long, in Sevilla | 19 |
| Opposite of saludos | 19 |
| So long muchachos! | 19 |
| So long in Seville | 19 |
| Juan's farewell | 19 |
| Goodbye, in Tijuana | 19 |
| Farewell, in Sonora | 19 |
| Farewell, in Cancun | 19 |
| Colliers' entry | 19 |
| Miner's doorway | 19 |
| Miner's passage | 19 |
| Passage for a miner | 19 |
| Miners' ways in | 19 |
| Rich or poor: Abbr. | 19 |
| Gets used to things | 19 |
| Statesman Stevenson | 19 |
| 1950s campaign name | 19 |
| Illinois first name | 19 |
| Psychiatrist Alfred | 19 |
| Psychologist Alfred | 19 |
| Wing it, speechwise | 19 |
| Speak without notes | 19 |
| Off-the-cuff remark | 19 |
| Unrehearsed comment | 19 |
| Make up on the spot | 19 |
| Forgo the cue cards | 19 |
| Speaks off the cuff | 19 |
| Many stand-up lines | 19 |
| Fleet runner: Abbr. | 19 |
| Nelson, e.g.: Abbr. | 19 |
| Fleet leader: Abbr. | 19 |
| Rickover's rank | 19 |
| Rear ___ (USN rank) | 19 |
| Naval V.I.P.: Abbr. | 19 |
| Naval bigwig: Abbr. | 19 |
| Madison Ave. figure | 19 |
| Madison Ave. worker | 19 |
| Specialist in spots | 19 |
| Huckster, sometimes | 19 |
| Persuader of a sort | 19 |
| Madison Avenue type | 19 |
| Madison Avenue exec | 19 |
| Don Draper, for one | 19 |
| Clio nominee, maybe | 19 |
| Madison Ave. people | 19 |
| Some slogan writers | 19 |
| Promoters of a sort | 19 |
| Certain trendmakers | 19 |
| Part of FDA (abbr.) | 19 |
| Title Columbus held | 19 |
| Nimitz and Rickover | 19 |
| Hold in high regard | 19 |
| Take after, perhaps | 19 |
| Make no bones about | 19 |
| Accept, as an error | 19 |
| U.S.N. brass: Abbr. | 19 |
| U.S.N. V.I.P.'s | 19 |
| Tempest in a teapot | 19 |
| Without further ___ | 19 |
| Time-wasting bother | 19 |
| Unproductive bother | 19 |
| Bother, to the bard | 19 |
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