| 1983 Keaton title role | 22 |
| 1983 Keaton film | 16 |
| 1983 Keaton comedy | 18 |
| 1983 comedy with the line "Kenny, don't paint your sister!" | 73 |
| Title role for Michael Keaton | 29 |
| Movie in which Michael Keaton plays a househusband | 50 |
| Mild gender-bending comedy of 1983 | 34 |
| Michael Keaton role | 19 |
| Michael Keaton comedy | 21 |
| House-husband film of '83 | 29 |
| Domestic comedy of 1983 | 23 |
| Classic comedy film about gender-role reversal | 46 |
| 1983 role-reversal film | 23 |
| 1983 role reversal film | 23 |
| 1983 Michael Keaton role-reversal movie | 39 |
| 1983 Michael Keaton gender-role flick | 37 |
| 1983 film about stay-at-home dad Jack Butler | 44 |
| 1983 domestic comedy | 20 |
| "Family" film of 1983 | 31 |
| "Captain Kangaroo" regular | 36 |
| "Captain Kangaroo" character who told knock-knock jokes | 65 |
| Peter Lorre role | 16 |
| Detective played by Peter Lorre | 31 |
| Film detective played by Peter Lorre | 36 |
| Sleuth played by Peter Lorre | 28 |
| The last novel featuring him was "Stopover: Tokyo" | 60 |
| Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner | 46 |
| Role for Peter Lorre | 20 |
| Peter Lorre role in eight movies | 32 |
| Movie sleuth proficient in judo | 31 |
| John P. Marquand creation | 25 |
| Interpol agent of filmdom | 25 |
| Fictional secret agent who was a master of judo | 47 |
| Fictional Interpol agent | 24 |
| Fictional character whose first name is Kentaro | 47 |
| Fictional Asian sleuth | 22 |
| Asian clue collector | 20 |
| "Saturday Evening Post" debut of 1935 | 47 |
| Half a married detective team, heroes of 26 Frances and Richard Lockridge novels | 80 |
| Well-dressed goober | 19 |
| Nattily dressed ad figure | 25 |
| Monocled food mascot | 20 |
| Monocled advertising figure | 27 |
| Mascot that's a shell of a man? | 35 |
| Mascot since 1916 | 17 |
| Longtime logo with a top hat and monocle | 40 |
| Advertising figure with a monocle | 33 |
| Advertising figure with a cane | 30 |
| Advertising "spokesman" since 1916 | 44 |
| Coke's answer to Dr Pepper | 30 |
| Stan and Fran's favorite soft drink on "American Dad!" | 68 |
| Onetime Dr Pepper alternative | 29 |
| Dr Pepper rival, once | 21 |
| Dr Pepper rival | 15 |
| "___ and Red Vines equals crazy delicious" ("Lazy Sunday" lyrics) | 85 |
| Dickens hero with "papers," as he is formally known | 61 |
| Ideal husband, e.g. | 19 |
| He's out there, hopefully | 29 |
| Dream guy | 9 |
| The perfect match, for some | 27 |
| Personals objective, perhaps | 28 |
| Perfect husband | 15 |
| Perfect boyfriend | 17 |
| Match.com user's goal, perhaps | 34 |
| Male ideal | 10 |
| Ideal husband | 13 |
| Groom, ideally | 14 |
| Beau ideal? | 11 |
| "Fantasy Island" host | 31 |
| Tattoo's boss on "Fantasy Island" | 47 |
| Owner of TV's Fantasy Island | 32 |
| Bride's new start? | 22 |
| Post-wedding title | 18 |
| '-- Doubtfire' | 22 |
| "___ Doubtfire" | 25 |
| Bride's new title | 21 |
| '-- Miniver' | 20 |
| Title acquired along with in-laws | 33 |
| Robinson of song | 16 |
| ___ Butterworth's | 21 |
| Woolf's "___ Dalloway" | 36 |
| Half a couple | 13 |
| Miniver or Robinson | 19 |
| Part of a name change | 21 |
| Miniver, for one | 16 |
| "___ Miniver" | 23 |
| Wife's address | 18 |
| Wife, with "the" | 26 |
| Miniver or Grundy | 17 |
| Married woman's title | 25 |
| Malaprop or Miniver | 19 |
| Half a married couple | 21 |
| Dalloway or Doubtfire | 21 |
| Bride's title | 17 |
| Robinson or Doubtfire | 21 |
| Paul or Butterworth | 19 |
| Half of a couple | 16 |
| Bride's new title, often | 28 |
| Abbr. with a ring to it? | 24 |
| __ Peacock (Clue character) | 27 |