| Group dance done while holding hands | 36 |
| Folk dance performed in a circle | 32 |
| División del dÃa | 22 |
| Dimona dance | 12 |
| Dance with terrified 13-year-olds held aloft by drunken relatives | 65 |
| Dance with grapevine steps | 26 |
| Dance with a raised chair | 25 |
| Dance typically done to "Hava Nagila" | 47 |
| Dance that's a real chair-raiser | 36 |
| Dance that may involve a chair | 30 |
| Dance that begins: DADA dadada DADA | 35 |
| Dance involving a chair, perhaps | 32 |
| Dance in Tel Aviv | 17 |
| Dance in a shtetl | 17 |
| Dance in a circle | 17 |
| Dance following a ceremony under a huppah | 41 |
| Dance done to klezmer music | 27 |
| Dance done to "Hava Nagila" | 37 |
| Dance done after Birkat Hamazon | 31 |
| Dance at Jewish weddings | 24 |
| Dance at a Romanian wedding | 27 |
| Dance at a Haifa wedding | 24 |
| Dance at a bar mitzvah | 22 |
| Dance around a high chair? | 26 |
| Dance after breaking the glass, say | 35 |
| Circular dance | 14 |
| Circle dance with a chair, often | 32 |
| Circle around the newlyweds? | 28 |
| Caesar's hour | 17 |
| Brisk dance | 11 |
| Bathroom items | 14 |
| Bar-mitzvah dance | 17 |
| Bar mitzvah staple | 18 |
| 60 minutos | 10 |
| "Que ___ es?" (Spanish 101 question) | 46 |
| "___ fugit" | 21 |
| ''Que ___ es?'' (Spanish 101 question) | 54 |
| Roman poet | 10 |
| Latin poet | 10 |
| Ancient odist | 13 |
| "Ars Poetica" poet | 28 |
| Roman satirist | 14 |
| "Ars Poetica" author | 30 |
| Roman odist | 11 |
| Journalist Greeley | 18 |
| Greeley | 7 |
| Writer Walpole | 14 |
| Tragedy by Corneille | 20 |
| Rumpole of the Bailey | 21 |
| Roman who wrote: "Persian luxury, boy, I hate" | 56 |
| Roman poet-satirist | 19 |
| Roman epistle writer | 20 |
| Poet who originated the phrase "harmony in discord" | 61 |
| Poet who gave us "carpe diem" | 39 |
| Poet who coined "carpe diem" | 38 |
| New York Tribune founder Greeley | 32 |
| Mann of education | 17 |
| He wrote "Even the worthy Homer sometimes nods" | 57 |
| He coined the phrase "Harmony in discord" | 51 |
| Greeley or Walpole | 18 |
| Great odist | 11 |
| Early odist | 11 |
| Classical odist | 15 |
| Author Walpole | 14 |
| Augustus' poet laureate | 27 |
| A learned Mann | 14 |
| "Well begun is half done" writer | 42 |
| "We are but dust and shadow" writer | 45 |
| "Satires" writer | 26 |
| "Satires" author | 26 |
| "Go West" writer Greeley | 34 |
| "Even Homer nods" writer | 34 |
| "Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori" writer | 55 |
| "Carpe diem" source | 29 |
| ''Satires'' author | 34 |
| ''Ars Poetica'' writer | 38 |
| The Father of American Public Education | 39 |
| "The Father of American Education" | 44 |
| Goddesses of the seasons | 24 |
| Dike, Eunomia and Irene | 23 |
| Greek goddesses of the seasons | 30 |
| Greek goddess trio | 18 |
| Dike, Eunomia and Eirene | 24 |
| Trio in Greek myth | 18 |
| Seasonal goddesses | 18 |
| Season's goddesses | 22 |
| Season goddesses | 16 |
| Peace, Justice and Order, in Greek myth | 39 |
| Justice, Order and Peace goddesses | 34 |
| Irene, Dike and Eunomia | 23 |
| Greek goddesses | 15 |
| Goddesses including Irene | 25 |
| Eunomia, Dike and Irene | 23 |
| Eunomia, Dike and Eirene | 24 |
| Daughters of Zeus and Themis | 28 |
| "___ Lyricae," Watts poem | 35 |
| "___ Lyricae," Watts hymn | 35 |
| Lively dances | 13 |
| Israeli dances | 14 |
| Wedding dances | 14 |