| ___classical (Stravinsky's style) | 37 |
| ___classical (Stravinsky's genre) | 37 |
| ___-soul (style of Erykah Badu and Lauryn Hill) | 47 |
| ___-noir (modern film genre) | 28 |
| ___-noir ("Memento" genre) | 36 |
| ___-Kantian | 11 |
| ___-Impressionist | 17 |
| ___-Expressionism (art movement) | 32 |
| ___ Nazi | 8 |
| ___ Geo (1990s video game console) | 34 |
| ___ Darwinism | 13 |
| Many an ex-lib | 14 |
| Recent rightist | 15 |
| Former liberal, for short | 25 |
| Converted liberal, informally | 29 |
| Reader of The Weekly Standard, perhaps | 38 |
| Modern Republican, perhaps | 26 |
| Fox News analyst, often | 23 |
| Former liberal, briefly | 23 |
| Certain rightist | 16 |
| Tea partier, perhaps | 20 |
| Rightist, briefly | 17 |
| Recent rightist, familiarly | 27 |
| One who's now right-brained? | 32 |
| One who's moved from the left to the right | 46 |
| One turning to the right | 24 |
| Many a Bush military adviser | 28 |
| Many a Bush II cabinet member | 29 |
| Hawk, often | 11 |
| Hawk, maybe | 11 |
| Glenn Beck fan, maybe | 21 |
| Former liberal, perhaps | 23 |
| Former lefty, perhaps | 21 |
| Ex-liberal, maybe | 17 |
| Ex-lib, maybe | 13 |
| Erstwhile liberal | 17 |
| Certain political designation, for short | 40 |
| Certain anti-Communist | 22 |
| Biodegradable pipe material | 27 |
| Beck fan, perhaps | 17 |
| "Sweet ___" (2005 Rolling Stones song) | 48 |
| Righties that once were lefties, maybe | 38 |
| Former liberals | 15 |
| Recent rightists | 16 |
| Some former liberals, for short | 31 |
| Some former lefties | 19 |
| Political interventionists | 26 |
| Opponents of the '60s-'70s New Left | 43 |
| Ones who have moved to the right, for short | 43 |
| One-time liberals | 17 |
| It handles sight and hearing | 28 |
| Highly developed region | 23 |
| Science journal language | 24 |
| Post-Renaissance language | 25 |
| Milton and More wrote in it | 27 |
| Language Thomas More's "Utopia" was written in | 60 |
| Stone Age tools | 15 |
| Stone Age relics | 16 |
| Stone Age implements | 20 |
| Stone Age artifacts | 19 |
| Sign gas | 8 |
| Extremely vivid, as a color | 27 |
| Garish light | 12 |
| Bright lights | 13 |
| Advertising sign gas | 20 |
| Rialto sign | 11 |
| Element #10 | 11 |
| Dodge model | 11 |
| Broadway light | 14 |
| Advertising medium | 18 |
| Vegas gas | 9 |
| Glowing gas | 11 |
| An 1898 discovery | 17 |
| City light | 10 |
| Advertising sign | 16 |
| Times Square gas | 16 |
| Gas light | 9 |
| Gas in advertising lights | 25 |
| Discontinued Dodge | 18 |
| Broadway sign | 13 |
| Atomic number 10 | 16 |
| Type of sign | 12 |
| Rialto light | 12 |
| Gas that's hard to ignore | 29 |
| Gas for the theater district | 28 |
| Element no. 10 | 14 |
| Broadway gas | 12 |
| Broadway brightener | 19 |
| Bright light in the big city | 28 |
| Vegas sign filler | 17 |
| Storefront sign | 15 |
| Store-sign gas | 14 |
| Some make light of it | 21 |
| Like highlighter colors | 23 |
| Light on Broadway | 17 |
| It's noble | 14 |
| Gas in store signs | 18 |
| Gas in some signs | 17 |
| Broadway luminary? | 18 |
| Bright sign | 11 |