| Text | Length |
| Baller Anthony, in the NYC tabloids | 35 |
| Lilting | 7 |
| Ariose | 6 |
| Like a Puccini aria | 19 |
| Type of death metal | 19 |
| Sweet, in a way | 15 |
| Pretty to listen to | 19 |
| Good to hear | 12 |
| Easy to hum along to | 20 |
| Something to hum | 16 |
| It may have a hook | 18 |
| It lingers on | 13 |
| Succession of notes | 19 |
| Theme in music | 14 |
| Song feature | 12 |
| Series of notes | 15 |
| Pretty girl's comparison | 28 |
| Pretty girl, to Berlin | 22 |
| It's hummed | 15 |
| Harmony's environs | 22 |
| Harmony's counterpart | 25 |
| Composer's concern | 22 |
| Canon component | 15 |
| "The ___ lingers on" | 30 |
| "Broadway ___": 1929 | 30 |
| Casaba | 6 |
| Honeydew, e.g. | 14 |
| Cantaloupe, e.g. | 16 |
| Breakfast fruit | 15 |
| Casaba, e.g. | 12 |
| Dieter's breakfast | 22 |
| Item in a patch | 15 |
| Crenshaw, for one | 17 |
| Succulent fruit | 15 |
| Large fruit | 11 |
| Honeydew or cantaloupe | 22 |
| Financial windfall | 18 |
| Cantaloupe or honeydew, e.g. | 28 |
| Honeydew, for one | 17 |
| Cantaloupe | 10 |
| Brunch fruit | 12 |
| Breakfast offering | 18 |
| Water or musk | 13 |
| Stockholder's bonanza | 25 |
| Crenshaw, e.g. | 14 |
| Casaba or Crenshaw | 18 |
| Cantaloupe, for one | 19 |
| Cantaloupe or honeydew | 22 |
| Winter __ | 9 |
| Midori liqueur flavor | 21 |
| Juicy gourd | 11 |
| Healthy breakfast choice | 24 |
| Gourd family fruit | 18 |
| Fruit-cup fruit | 15 |
| Fruit tray goody | 16 |
| Fruit served in balls | 21 |
| Extra dividend | 14 |
| Crenshaw or casaba, e.g. | 24 |
| Crenshaw or cantaloupe | 22 |
| Casaba, for one | 15 |
| Casaba or honeydew | 18 |
| Word after musk or water | 24 |
| Sweet gourd | 11 |
| Stockholders' bonanza | 25 |
| Shade of crimson | 16 |
| Profit windfall | 15 |
| Profit surplus | 14 |
| Picnic finisher | 15 |
| Non-filling dessert | 19 |
| Low-fat breakfast dish | 22 |
| Large profit to be divided up | 29 |
| It's opened with a knife | 28 |
| It might get a thumping | 23 |
| It may be prepared with a baller | 32 |
| Fruit-cup tidbit | 16 |
| Fruit whose seeds are spit out | 30 |
| Fruit seen in balls | 19 |
| Fruit often cut into balls | 26 |
| Fruit in balls | 14 |
| Fruit grown in a patch | 22 |
| Dividend fruit | 14 |
| Dieter's breakfast, perhaps | 31 |
| Deep pink shade | 15 |
| Dark pink | 9 |
| Crenshaw or casaba | 18 |
| Citron ___ | 10 |
| Breakfast or dessert dish | 25 |
| Big fruit | 9 |
| Casabas | 7 |
| They're found in patches | 28 |
| Breakfast fruits | 16 |
| Financial windfalls | 19 |
| Casabas, e.g. | 13 |
| Winter and Persian | 18 |
| Water and winter | 16 |
| Vine products | 13 |
| Stockholders' bonanzas | 26 |
| Some pepos | 10 |
| Some gourds | 11 |
| Products of vines | 17 |
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