| Gas in advertising signs | 24 |
| Gas for a Broadway ad | 21 |
| Gas discovered in 1898 | 22 |
| Garish sign | 11 |
| Former Dodge | 12 |
| Flashy light | 12 |
| Element seen in Las Vegas | 25 |
| Element number 10 | 17 |
| Element found in none? | 22 |
| Contents of some lights | 23 |
| Colorless, gaseous element | 26 |
| Colorful sign | 13 |
| Chrysler Corporation car | 24 |
| Certain signage | 15 |
| Broadway shiner | 15 |
| Broadway light type | 19 |
| Broadway blinker | 16 |
| Bright light type in the big city | 33 |
| Bright light on Broadway | 24 |
| Bar light | 9 |
| Advertising-sign gas | 20 |
| Advertising sign material, sometimes | 36 |
| Advertising light | 17 |
| "Open all night" sign, maybe | 38 |
| "Open 24 hours" sign, perhaps | 39 |
| "Light" gas | 21 |
| __ tetra (aquarium fish) | 24 |
| You may make light of it | 24 |
| Xenon's cousin | 18 |
| Word in the names of some bright colors | 39 |
| WASP "The ___ God" (2-part album) | 43 |
| WASP "___ God" 2-part concept album | 45 |
| Vivid crayon category | 21 |
| Very conspicuous, color-wise | 28 |
| Very bright, as colors | 22 |
| Vegas sight | 11 |
| Utah "Animal" band ___ Trees | 38 |
| Useful gas | 10 |
| Unreactive element | 18 |
| Ultrabright | 11 |
| Type of big city light | 22 |
| Tubular lamp filler | 19 |
| Tubular lamp | 12 |
| Tube-lighting input | 19 |
| Times Square light | 18 |
| Times Square flasher | 20 |
| Theatrical lighting | 19 |
| The Box Tops "___ Rainbow" | 36 |
| The Arcade Fire's "___ Bible" | 43 |
| “The ___ Bible” (John Kennedy Toole novel) | 50 |
| Tavern sign | 11 |
| Strip sign | 10 |
| Strip lighter | 13 |
| Strip light | 11 |
| Strip brightener | 16 |
| Storefront light | 16 |
| Star's light | 16 |
| Source of the Las Vegas glow | 28 |
| Source of sign shine | 20 |
| Silverchair's "Ballroom" | 38 |
| Silverchair "___ Ballroom" | 36 |
| Signage gas | 11 |
| Sign of nighttime entertainment? | 32 |
| Sign of nightlife | 17 |
| Sign light | 10 |
| Sign filler, sometimes | 22 |
| Sign filler | 11 |
| Sign element | 12 |
| Sign brightener | 15 |
| Shockingly bright | 17 |
| Second-lightest noble gas | 25 |
| Scientific discovery of 1898 | 28 |
| RussianÂ’s refusal | 21 |
| Rialto attention-getter | 23 |
| Retro shade | 11 |
| Reno lights | 11 |
| Relative of xenon | 17 |
| Relative of argon | 17 |
| Really bright, as colors | 24 |
| Ramsay-Travers find: 1898 | 25 |
| Ramsay-Travers discovery: 1898 | 30 |
| Overly bright, perhaps | 22 |
| Overly bright, as colors | 24 |
| Overly bright | 13 |
| Outdoor light | 13 |
| One of the six inert gasses | 27 |
| One of the inert gases | 22 |
| Not-so-rare gas | 15 |
| None can alter this element | 27 |
| No. 10 in a list | 16 |
| No. 10 | 6 |
| Nighttime flasher | 17 |
| Nighttime attention getter | 26 |
| Nightclub light | 15 |
| Neighbor of fluorine | 20 |
| Monatomic gas | 13 |
| Medium for sculptor Bruce Nauman | 32 |
| Marquee material, perhaps | 25 |
| Marquee material | 16 |
| Marquee filler, maybe | 21 |