| Fodder for the Morlocks | 23 |
| Fictional futuristic race | 25 |
| "Time Machine" race | 29 |
| "My God," to Jesus | 28 |
| "Meal" for Morlocks | 29 |
| Kay Thompson character | 22 |
| Fictional Plaza Hotel girl | 26 |
| Precocious Plaza resident | 25 |
| Plaza Hotel girl of fiction | 27 |
| Fictional Plaza Hotel brat | 26 |
| Heroine of children's lit | 29 |
| Title heroine of a 1955 book | 28 |
| She lived at the Plaza | 22 |
| Portrait in the Plaza Hotel | 27 |
| Plaza's pigtailed pixie | 27 |
| Plaza denizen of fiction | 24 |
| Mischievous Plaza resident | 26 |
| Kay Thompson's Plaza girl | 29 |
| Kay Thompson's heroine | 26 |
| Kay Thompson's girl | 23 |
| Kay Thompson's brat | 23 |
| Kay Thompson title character | 28 |
| Fictitious Plaza resident | 25 |
| Fictional Plaza juvenile | 24 |
| Fictional Plaza denizen | 23 |
| Fictional imp at the Plaza | 26 |
| Fictional hotel hellion | 23 |
| 1955 children's heroine | 27 |
| North Carolina college | 22 |
| Esau's father-in-law | 24 |
| Tar Heel State university | 25 |
| University in North Carolina | 28 |
| A father-in-law of Esau | 23 |
| PayPal co-founder ___ Musk | 26 |
| College in the Tar Heel State | 29 |
| College in North Carolina | 25 |
| University of North Carolina | 28 |
| University near Greensboro | 26 |
| University near Burlington | 26 |
| Tesla Motors head Musk | 22 |
| Spacecraft designer ___ Musk | 28 |
| Southern religious school | 25 |
| Southern Conference school | 26 |
| School in the Piedmont region | 29 |
| Piedmont region university | 26 |
| Piedmont area university | 24 |
| Fighting Christians college | 27 |
| Fighting Christians are here | 28 |
| College in the Tarheel State | 28 |
| Big South Conference college | 28 |
| Author of "Herzl" | 27 |
| Alamance County college | 23 |
| "Herzl" author | 24 |
| Run off to get hitched | 22 |
| Take the honey and run | 22 |
| Run off and form a union | 24 |
| Emulate Romeo and Juliet | 24 |
| What running mates do? | 22 |
| Waive one's rites? | 22 |
| Take the honey and run? | 23 |
| One way to avoid the altar | 26 |
| Get hitched in a hurry | 22 |
| Form a clandestine union? | 25 |
| Economize on the wedding | 24 |
| Skip out on the big wedding | 27 |
| One way to form a union | 23 |
| Wed like Romeo and Juliet | 25 |
| Save on wedding expenses | 24 |
| Run off to Las Vegas, perhaps | 29 |
| Run from bachelorhood? | 22 |
| Tie the knot on the sly | 23 |
| Skip church, in a way? | 22 |
| Secretly run off together | 25 |
| Run for one's wife? | 23 |
| One way to avoid a wedding | 26 |
| Have no need for ushers | 23 |
| Get together on short notice? | 29 |
| Get hitched in private | 22 |
| Eschew the tux, gown and band | 29 |
| Emulate Jessica and Lorenzo | 27 |
| Do the Gretna Green bit | 23 |
| Dispense with nuptials | 22 |
| Wed without parental consent | 28 |
| Use a ladder, stereotypically | 29 |
| Use a ladder and then run off | 29 |
| Travel to an away match? | 24 |
| Tie the knot in a secret spot | 29 |
| Tie a knot without warning? | 27 |
| Thwart disapproving parents | 27 |
| Sneak off to the altar | 22 |
| Sneak off romantically | 22 |
| Sneak into an institution? | 26 |
| Slip away to tie the knot | 25 |
| Slip away surreptitiously | 25 |
| Slip away romantically | 22 |
| Skip town with a lover | 22 |
| Skip the wedding march | 22 |
| Skip the fancy ceremony | 23 |
| Skip the elaborate ceremony | 27 |
| Secretly enter a united state | 29 |