| Text | Length |
| Not in at all | 13 |
| Not in anymore | 14 |
| Not au courant | 14 |
| No longer the rage | 18 |
| No longer newsworthy | 20 |
| No longer done | 14 |
| Long gone, in a way | 19 |
| Like, so last year | 18 |
| Like yesterday's fad | 24 |
| Like the twist | 14 |
| Like the Charleston today | 25 |
| Like spats | 10 |
| Like phonographs | 16 |
| Like parental tastes, to children | 33 |
| Like old news | 13 |
| Like leisure suits and phonographs | 34 |
| Like hula hoops or skate boards | 31 |
| Like bell-bottoms, today | 24 |
| Like a leisure suit | 19 |
| Like a back number | 18 |
| Like 8-track tapes | 18 |
| Last year's | 15 |
| In roulette, 19-36 | 18 |
| In no way mod | 13 |
| Hardly in | 9 |
| Gone with the winds of fashion | 30 |
| Gone out | 8 |
| Gone by the board | 17 |
| Certain roulette bet | 20 |
| Made the grade | 14 |
| Didn't participate | 22 |
| Overtook | 8 |
| Made a bridge call | 18 |
| Didn't flunk | 16 |
| Blew over | 9 |
| Refused to bid | 14 |
| Declined a bid | 14 |
| Won approval, as legislation | 28 |
| Won approval | 12 |
| Wasn't left behind | 22 |
| Was successfully disguised (as) | 31 |
| Tried a bomb, perhaps | 21 |
| Ticked away | 11 |
| Said "no thanks" | 26 |
| Made no bid | 11 |
| Got credit, in a way | 20 |
| Got a D or better | 17 |
| Forwent | 7 |
| Executed a football play | 24 |
| Earned good grades | 18 |
| Didn't see, in poker | 24 |
| Didn't run the ball | 23 |
| Didn't fail | 15 |
| Didn't bid | 14 |
| Didn't accept, with "on" | 38 |
| Avoided flunking | 16 |
| ___ ball (catcher's goof) | 29 |
| Transmitted | 11 |
| Relayed | 7 |
| Adjudicated | 11 |
| Large number, in the Ozarks | 27 |
| Quarterback, at times | 21 |
| Quarterback, often | 18 |
| QB, at times | 12 |
| Overtaker on the road | 21 |
| Mark Sanchez, for one | 21 |
| Favre, notably | 14 |
| Tim Tebow, at times | 19 |
| Tarkenton was one | 17 |
| Stabler, using his left | 23 |
| Roughing the ___ (football infraction) | 38 |
| Receiver's counterpart | 26 |
| Quarterback, so to speak | 24 |
| Quarterback, e.g. | 17 |
| Person in the left lane, often | 30 |
| One likely to get assists | 25 |
| Montana is a great one | 22 |
| Ken Stabler, often | 18 |
| Joe Kapp forte | 14 |
| His ends seldom meet | 20 |
| Quarterbacks, at times | 22 |
| Quarterbacks, often | 19 |
| Unitas, etc. | 12 |
| Receivers' counterparts | 27 |
| QBs, often | 10 |
| QBs, at times | 13 |
| People in the fast lane | 23 |
| Opposite of runners | 19 |
| Ones in the fast lane? | 22 |
| Jaworski and Todd, e.g. | 23 |
| Highway speedsters | 18 |
| Annie Oakleys | 13 |
| Exceeds | 7 |
| Okays | 5 |
| Skips a turn voluntarily | 24 |
| Avoids an F | 11 |
| Overtakes | 9 |
| Theater freebies | 16 |
| Overtakes on the road | 21 |
| Hail Marys, e.g. | 16 |
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