| Starkers, across the pond | 25 |
| Sans clothing | 13 |
| Unvarnished, as truth | 21 |
| Truth modifier | 14 |
| Stark follower | 14 |
| Ready to streak | 15 |
| Out of gear? | 12 |
| Like Goya's "Maja" | 32 |
| Like a newborn | 14 |
| Like a jaybird, perhaps | 23 |
| Fast's "The ___ God" | 34 |
| Wearing no clothes | 18 |
| Mailer's "The ___ and the Dead" | 45 |
| Like a jaybird, colloquially | 28 |
| How some sleep | 14 |
| 1997 David Sedaris book | 23 |
| Word with truth | 15 |
| Word before ravioli or eye | 26 |
| Un-draped | 9 |
| Topless and bottomless | 22 |
| Starkers, to a Brit | 19 |
| Ready to streak? | 16 |
| Opposite of well-dressed? | 25 |
| NZ alt-rock band The ___ and Famous | 35 |
| Lacking tops and bottoms | 24 |
| Lacking threads? | 16 |
| Kind of prey in a Cornel Wilde film title | 41 |
| In one's natural state | 26 |
| In an embarrassing position, maybe | 34 |
| Having nothing obscured | 23 |
| Fully apparent | 14 |
| Frequent adjective for ''truth'' | 48 |
| Blunt, as truth | 15 |
| Be this to be compared to a jaybird | 35 |
| "The --- Maja" (Goya painting) | 40 |
| "The --- and the Dead" (1958) | 39 |
| "The ___ Spur," 1953 film | 35 |
| "The ___ Ape" | 23 |
| "The ___ and the Dead": Mailer | 40 |
| "The ___ and the Dead" | 32 |
| "... to go ___ is the best disguise": William Congreve | 64 |
| "___ Lunch" (William S. Burroughs novel) | 50 |
| ''___ Lunch'' (William S. Burroughs novel) | 58 |
| ______ Lunch, 1991 Cro-nenberg movie | 36 |
| ___ as a jaybird | 16 |
| Unstitched? | 11 |
| Like all new deliveries? | 24 |
| Without anything on | 19 |
| What a fairy-tale emperor could be called? | 42 |
| Wearing one's birthday suit | 31 |
| Stripped down? | 14 |
| Not covered anywhere | 20 |
| Like equestrienne Godiva | 24 |
| Completely undressed | 20 |
| Unaided sight | 13 |
| Unmediated observer | 19 |
| Unassisted vision | 17 |
| Unassisted viewer | 17 |
| Unaided vision, with "the" | 36 |
| Unaided perception | 18 |
| Luscious Jackson smash | 22 |
| It may not be able to pick up something tiny | 44 |
| It can't pick up many distant objects | 41 |
| ... a streaker? | 15 |
| Blunt fiction | 13 |
| Bald-faced fib | 14 |
| Unvarnished telling of events | 29 |
| Unvarnished reality | 19 |
| Hindu hero | 10 |
| "The Lion King" lion | 30 |
| "The Lion King" lioness | 33 |
| Disney lioness | 14 |
| Simba's love | 16 |
| "The Lion King" queen | 31 |
| "The Lion King" character | 35 |
| Simba's mate | 16 |
| Simba's mate, in "The Lion King" | 46 |
| Simba's mate in "The Lion King" | 45 |
| Queen in "The Lion King" | 34 |
| Lion in "The Lion King" | 33 |
| Hindu legendary hero | 20 |
| "The Lion King" role | 30 |
| "The Lion King" female | 32 |
| ''The Lion King'' character | 43 |
| Simba's significant other | 29 |
| Simba's love in "The Lion King" | 45 |
| Simba's love in ''The Lion King'' | 53 |
| Simba's friend, in "The Lion King" | 48 |
| One of the singers of "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" | 63 |
| Disney lion | 11 |
| Broadway character who sings "Shadowland" | 51 |
| 1994 animated character voiced by four different people | 55 |
| 'The Lion King' lioness | 31 |
| ''The Lion King'' role | 38 |
| Simba's girlfriend | 22 |
| Simba's gal pal | 19 |
| Simba's friend | 18 |
| Simba's best friend in "The Lion King" | 52 |
| Simba's "Lion King" love | 38 |
| Sarafina's daughter in "The Lion King" | 52 |