| Words before "So sue me!" | 35 |
| Prevaricator's confession | 29 |
| Perjurer's confession | 25 |
| Comment after "So" | 28 |
| "So sue me!" | 22 |
| "But you told me that..." retort | 42 |
| Theory of a Deadman "The Truth Is ... (___ About Everything)" | 71 |
| Testifier's bombshell | 25 |
| Storyteller's admission | 27 |
| Start of a confession, maybe | 28 |
| Prevaricator's admission | 28 |
| It may be admitted in court | 27 |
| Fibber's words | 18 |
| Fibber's fess-up | 20 |
| Fib admission | 13 |
| Declaration that may be followed by "So sue me" | 57 |
| Deceiver's declaration | 26 |
| Comment often followed by "So sue me" | 47 |
| Coming-clean declaration | 24 |
| Certain confession | 18 |
| An admission of guilt | 21 |
| An admission of falsehood | 25 |
| Admission of deceit | 19 |
| Admission about a story | 23 |
| "You caught me" | 25 |
| "Yeah, you got me" | 28 |
| "Well ... not exactly" | 32 |
| "That wasn't exactly how it happened" | 51 |
| "Said I Loved You ... But ___" Michael Bolton | 55 |
| "Okay, so that didn't happen" | 43 |
| "Baby ___" (Deborah Allen hit song) | 45 |
| Two-time president of Romania | 29 |
| Former Romanian president | 25 |
| Two-time Romanian president Ion | 31 |
| Three-term Romanian president | 29 |
| Former Romanian leader Ion ___ | 30 |
| Former president of Romania | 27 |
| Constantinescu's successor | 30 |
| '50s political slogan | 25 |
| '50s campaign song | 22 |
| Slogan on a '50s red-white-and-blue button | 46 |
| Slogan of '56 | 17 |
| Slogan of '52 | 17 |
| Motto of a 1950s grass-roots movement | 37 |
| Early 1950s presidential campaign slogan | 40 |
| Campaign slogan in 1956 | 23 |
| 1952 party line | 15 |
| 1950s Irving Berlin campaign song | 33 |
| 1950's political slogan | 27 |
| "Thumbs up!" | 22 |
| "Looks good to me" | 28 |
| "Not bad!" | 20 |
| What Mikey thought | 18 |
| "That's the Way (___)" | 36 |
| Hipbone prefix | 14 |
| Pelvic bone: Comb. form | 23 |
| Of the hipbone: Prefix | 22 |
| Pelvis: Prefix | 14 |
| Pelvic: Prefix | 14 |
| Of the pelvis: Prefix | 21 |
| Of a pelvic bone: Comb. form | 28 |
| Abdominal: Abbr. | 16 |
| Ancient Troy | 12 |
| Troy, to Homer | 14 |
| Upstate N. Y. village | 21 |
| Troy's other name | 21 |
| Troy, to Achilles | 17 |
| Village on the Mohawk | 21 |
| Utica neighbor | 14 |
| Troy's Greek name | 21 |
| Troy, to Tyrtaeus | 17 |
| Troy, to Ajax | 13 |
| Troy, to Agamemnon | 18 |
| Troy, once | 10 |
| Classical name of Troy | 22 |
| Pelvic bone | 11 |
| Latin name for Troy | 19 |
| Home of the Trojans | 19 |
| Pelvis part | 11 |
| Troy, by another name | 21 |
| Troy, to the Romans | 19 |
| Troy | 4 |
| Part of the pelvis | 18 |
| Hipbone section | 15 |
| Hipbone | 7 |
| Another name for ancient Troy | 29 |
| Troy, to Caesar | 15 |
| Troy, to a Roman | 16 |
| Troy, in poetry | 15 |
| Troy, in Latin | 14 |
| Part of the body next to the sacrum | 35 |
| Name for ancient Troy | 21 |
| Latin name for ancient Troy | 27 |
| Largest pelvic bone | 19 |
| Hipbone part | 12 |
| Hip place? | 10 |
| City of "topless towers" | 34 |
| Caesar's name for Troy | 26 |
| Ancient town of "topless towers" | 42 |
| Alternative name for Troy | 25 |