| Slaughter on the field | 22 |
| Slaughter of the Cardinals | 26 |
| Slaughter of Saint Louis | 24 |
| Slaughter of baseball fame | 26 |
| Slaughter of baseball | 22 |
| Seth's son in the Bible | 27 |
| Seth's long-lived son | 25 |
| Role for Sonny Shroyer | 22 |
| Right fielder Slaughter | 23 |
| Project Mercury simian | 22 |
| Orbiting chimp of 1961 | 22 |
| Only ape to circle the earth | 28 |
| Onetime Cardinal Slaughter | 26 |
| One-time Cardinal Slaughter | 27 |
| One of Adam's grandsons | 27 |
| Musician Brian's family | 27 |
| His grandmother was Eve | 23 |
| Hebrew name meaning man | 23 |
| Hazzard County officer, on TV | 29 |
| Hall-of-Famer Slaughter | 23 |
| First grandson in the Bible | 27 |
| First family's grandson | 27 |
| First chimp to orbit Earth | 26 |
| First Biblical grandson | 23 |
| Figure in the Book of Mormon | 28 |
| Chimp in the Mercury program | 28 |
| Chimp in space, 11/29/61 | 24 |
| Certain Genesis grandchild | 26 |
| Baseball's ___ Slaughter | 28 |
| Baseball player Slaughter | 25 |
| Baseball great ___ Slaughter | 28 |
| Ancestor of Methuselah | 22 |
| A teammate of Stan the Man | 26 |
| 905-year-old, per Genesis | 25 |
| 1980's police comedy | 24 |
| 1961 "spacechimp" | 27 |
| "... lender be" | 25 |
| Short Internet message | 22 |
| Short message via AOL, say | 26 |
| Quick Internet message | 22 |
| Quick Internet communication | 28 |
| Part of a C major chord | 23 |
| Modern day communication | 24 |
| Bits of communication? | 22 |
| "I've had it!" | 28 |
| "Knock it off!" | 25 |
| "Stop already!" | 25 |
| Word after fair or good | 23 |
| Exclamation of the impatient | 28 |
| Disturbed song that had it? | 27 |
| "I've seen __!" | 29 |
| Second part of the quip | 23 |
| Sufficient, to FitzGerald | 25 |
| Sufficient, to Shakespeare | 26 |
| Sufficiently, in poetry | 23 |
| Sufficient, poetically | 22 |
| Sufficient, for Shakespeare | 27 |
| This used to be sufficient? | 27 |
| This once was sufficient | 24 |
| Sufficient, in olden times | 26 |
| Sufficient for Shakespeare | 26 |
| Poetically sufficient? | 22 |
| Poetic "plenty" | 25 |
| Poet's "enough" | 29 |
| It was once sufficient | 22 |
| It used to be sufficient | 24 |
| Bard's "enough" | 29 |
| ___ capture (chess play) | 24 |
| Prepare to get really high | 26 |
| Make one's blood boil | 25 |
| Piss off to the nth degree | 26 |
| Bring to the boiling point | 26 |
| Makes one's blood boil | 26 |
| Transported by delight | 22 |
| Glued to the tube, e.g. | 23 |
| Engaged, and then some | 22 |
| Add vitamins and minerals to | 28 |
| Fortify with vitamins, e.g. | 27 |
| Supplement nutritionally | 24 |
| Add nutritional value to | 24 |
| Fertilizer's purpose | 24 |
| Physics Nobelist Fermi | 22 |
| Ratso's given name | 22 |
| Italian dancer ___ Cecchetti | 28 |
| First name among tenors | 23 |
| Provide with a coating | 22 |
| Garb in regal garments | 22 |
| Prepare for court, perhaps | 26 |
| Get dressed like a judge | 24 |
| Coat, as with chocolate | 23 |
| Register, as for a course | 25 |
| Register, as a student | 22 |
| Register for classes (Var.) | 27 |
| Register for a class (Var.) | 27 |
| Sign up, as for a class | 23 |
| Sign up for an online class | 27 |
| Pays the registration fee | 25 |
| Noted bankruptcy of 2001 | 24 |
| Company in a 2002 scandal | 25 |
| Company in 2002 headlines | 25 |