| '90s National League president Coleman | 42 |
| '90s N.L. president Coleman | 31 |
| ___ Grossman (Tom Cruise character in "Tropic Thunder") | 65 |
| ___ Dykstra, former Met | 23 |
| ___ Barry, with the 1965 hit "1-2-3" | 46 |
| Singer Horne | 12 |
| Musical Horne | 13 |
| U.S.S.R. river | 14 |
| Actress Olin | 12 |
| Chanteuse Horne | 15 |
| "Havana" actress Olin | 31 |
| "Stormy Weather" singer Horne | 39 |
| Yakutsk's river | 19 |
| Olin of "Chocolat" | 28 |
| Miss Horne | 10 |
| Actress Olin of "Chocolat" | 36 |
| Horne | 5 |
| "Chocolat" actress | 28 |
| Horne on Broadway | 17 |
| Entertainer Horne | 17 |
| Capp's ___ the Hyena | 24 |
| Horne or Olin | 13 |
| She played Glinda in "The Wiz" | 40 |
| Olin of "Alias" | 25 |
| Ms. Horne | 9 |
| Capp's Hyena | 16 |
| River to the Laptev Sea | 23 |
| River through Yakutsk | 21 |
| Olin in "Romeo is Bleeding" | 37 |
| Legendary Horne | 15 |
| Jazzy Horne | 11 |
| Jazz singer Horne | 17 |
| Horne who started at the Cotton Club | 36 |
| Horne of music | 14 |
| Horne from Brooklyn | 19 |
| Grammy winner Horne | 19 |
| Al Capp's hyena | 19 |
| Songstress Horne | 16 |
| Singing Horne | 13 |
| Olin of "Havana" | 26 |
| Melodious Horne | 15 |
| Horne of "The Lady and Her Music" | 43 |
| Headey of "Game of Thrones" | 37 |
| Georg Büchner's "Leonce and ___" | 49 |
| Olin or Horne | 13 |
| Jazz great Horne | 16 |
| Horne who sang "Stormy Weather" | 41 |
| Heroine of Conrad's "Victory" | 43 |
| Diva Horne | 10 |
| Capp's "hyena" | 28 |
| Sweet-sounding Horne | 20 |
| Sultry singer Horne | 19 |
| River of Siberia | 16 |
| Long Russian river | 18 |
| Legendary Miss Horne | 20 |
| Legendary entertainer Horne | 27 |
| Horne with a great sound | 24 |
| Horne of "Stormy Weather" fame | 40 |
| Horne of ''Stormy Weather'' fame | 48 |
| Honey-voiced Horne | 18 |
| Dunham of 'Girls' | 25 |
| Duke sometimes accompanied her | 30 |
| Contemporary of Cab and Duke | 28 |
| Conrad heroine | 14 |
| Blues legend Horne | 18 |
| Actress Olin of "Havana" | 34 |
| "Stormy Weather" Horne | 32 |
| ___ the Hyena of "Li'l Abner" | 43 |
| ___ the Hyena ("Li'l Abner" character) | 52 |
| Young filmmaker Dunham | 22 |
| Vocalist Horne | 14 |
| Tuneful Horne | 13 |
| Talentwise, a Horne of plenty | 29 |
| Swedish actress Olin | 20 |
| Sultry Horne | 12 |
| She played Glinda in the 1978 film version of "The Wiz" | 65 |
| Russia's longest river | 26 |
| River of Yakutsk | 16 |
| Musically, a Horne of plenty | 28 |
| Memorable Horne | 15 |
| Legendary singer Horne | 22 |
| Legendary Ms. Horne | 19 |
| Leaping car | 11 |
| Laptev Sea feeder | 17 |
| Hyena of comics | 15 |
| Hyena from Dogpatch | 19 |
| Horne, for one | 14 |
| Horne with plenty of talent | 27 |
| Horne who blew in from Brooklyn | 31 |
| Horne or Nyman | 14 |
| Horne of songdom | 16 |
| Entertainment legend Horne | 26 |
| Dunham of "Girls" | 27 |
| Director Dunham | 15 |
| Contemporary of Ella and Sarah | 30 |
| Contemporary of Ella | 20 |
| Boesman's mate | 18 |
| Al Capp character | 17 |
| Actress Nyman | 13 |
| 2,779-mile-long Russian river | 29 |