| Text | Length |
| Jane Eyre's charge | 22 |
| Dance partner for Fred | 22 |
| Sister of Fred Astaire | 22 |
| Fred Astaire's sis | 22 |
| Dress designer Simpson | 22 |
| Emperor's relative | 22 |
| Antarctic coastal area | 22 |
| Nutrition author Davis | 22 |
| Long Island university | 22 |
| Arabian Peninsula port | 22 |
| Capital of South Yemen | 22 |
| Yemen's chief port | 22 |
| City SSE of Sana'a | 22 |
| Yemen's Gulf of __ | 22 |
| South Yemen's gulf | 22 |
| Republic of Yemen city | 22 |
| Seaport in south Yemen | 22 |
| Gulf east of the Sinai | 22 |
| Tonsils' neighbors | 22 |
| Some vitamin C sources | 22 |
| Pitchers may hold them | 22 |
| Orange or lemon drinks | 22 |
| Modern composer Thomas | 22 |
| Lemon or orange drinks | 22 |
| Citrus-flavored treats | 22 |
| "__ Fideles" | 22 |
| Carol's first word | 22 |
| For two, to the French | 22 |
| Product-pitching costs | 22 |
| Have sticktoitiveness? | 22 |
| Follow, as a principle | 22 |
| Comply with, as policy | 22 |
| Glue and rubber cement | 22 |
| For a specific purpose | 22 |
| Not standing, in a way | 22 |
| Having a limited focus | 22 |
| Sarah McLachlan single | 22 |
| New Balance competitor | 22 |
| Bonjour's opposite | 22 |
| "Au revoir!" | 22 |
| Something to part with | 22 |
| Jacques's farewell | 22 |
| Farewell to the French | 22 |
| Debussy's farewell | 22 |
| René's farewell | 22 |
| Parting that's bid | 22 |
| Parisian's parting | 22 |
| Farewell, in Francoeur | 22 |
| Bye-bye, in Marseilles | 22 |
| Bid one _____ (depart) | 22 |
| Au revoir's cousin | 22 |
| Parting word in Puebla | 22 |
| Señor's sendoff | 22 |
| José's farewell | 22 |
| Picador's farewell | 22 |
| J.Lo song for goodbye? | 22 |
| Take ___ (go swimming) | 22 |
| Collier's entrance | 22 |
| Entrance for a collier | 22 |
| Passage for U.M.W. men | 22 |
| Big John's way out | 22 |
| These may lead to lead | 22 |
| Colliers' passages | 22 |
| These may lead to gold | 22 |
| Entrances for colliers | 22 |
| True or false, for ex. | 22 |
| Noun modifiers (Abbr.) | 22 |
| '50s campaign name | 22 |
| Stevenson of politics | 22 |
| Old politico Stevenson | 22 |
| Loser to Dwight, twice | 22 |
| Planetarium in Chicago | 22 |
| Freud colleague Alfred | 22 |
| Larry, Luther or Felix | 22 |
| Harmonica player Larry | 22 |
| Harmonica master Larry | 22 |
| Ignore a cue card, say | 22 |
| Off-the-script comment | 22 |
| Speak without a script | 22 |
| Off-the-cuff witticism | 22 |
| Ignore one's lines | 22 |
| Zumwalt's USN rank | 22 |
| Nimitz, for one: Abbr. | 22 |
| Halsey's mil. rank | 22 |
| Gen.'s counterpart | 22 |
| Dewey or Nelson: Abbr. | 22 |
| Byrd's rank: Abbr. | 22 |
| Fellow who sells space | 22 |
| Professional persuader | 22 |
| Madison Avenue denizen | 22 |
| Infomercial specialist | 22 |
| One doing a spot test? | 22 |
| Madison Avenue creator | 22 |
| Jingle writer, perhaps | 22 |
| Creator of commercials | 22 |
| Madison Avenue workers | 22 |
| Some product promoters | 22 |
| Pitching professionals | 22 |
| Madison Avenue figures | 22 |
| Madison Ave. employees | 22 |
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