| Collapsed company of 2001 | 25 |
| Texas-based scandal subject | 27 |
| Ill-fated Houston company | 25 |
| Scandalous company of 2002 | 26 |
| Scandal-plagued energy giant | 28 |
| Infamous Houston company | 24 |
| Ill-fated energy giant | 22 |
| Houston-based scandal subject | 29 |
| Corporation of a 2001 scandal | 29 |
| Company in the news, 2001 | 25 |
| Big name in corporate scandal | 29 |
| Bankrupt energy company | 23 |
| Where Skilling made a killing | 29 |
| Skilling's former company | 29 |
| Scandalous company of 2001 | 26 |
| Scandal-plagued company | 23 |
| Scandal subject of 2002 | 23 |
| Publisher of cooked books? | 26 |
| Name in a 2002 scandal | 22 |
| Name in 2001 bankruptcy news | 28 |
| Ken Lay's former company | 28 |
| Infamous energy company | 23 |
| Infamous 2001 shredders | 23 |
| Houston's old ___ Field | 27 |
| Energy firm in 2001 headlines | 29 |
| Embattled energy company | 24 |
| Crooked crooked-E company | 25 |
| Corporation in the 2001 news | 28 |
| Corporation in 2001 headlines | 29 |
| Company in a 2001-02 scandal | 28 |
| Company in a 2001 scandal | 25 |
| Center of a 2002 scandal | 24 |
| Bankrupt company of 2001 | 24 |
| Bankrupt company in 2001 news | 29 |
| 2001 bankruptcy company | 23 |
| Implant deeply, as in soil | 26 |
| Neither here nor there | 22 |
| Neither here nor there? | 23 |
| Between here and there | 22 |
| Eliza's 'iggins | 23 |
| Professor Higgins, to Eliza | 27 |
| Eliza's teacher, to Eliza | 29 |
| Eliza's mentor, to Eliza | 28 |
| What Eliza called her mentor | 28 |
| Liza's mentor, to Liza | 26 |
| Eliza's tutor, to Eliza | 27 |
| Eliza's 'elper | 22 |
| Certain king, to cockneys | 25 |
| 'iggins to his friends | 26 |
| Rank in the Navy (Abbr.) | 24 |
| One-point Scrabble tiles | 24 |
| Capt.'s subordinate | 23 |
| Every inning has three | 22 |
| Coast Guard officer: Abbr. | 26 |
| Pulver's rank (Abbr.) | 25 |
| No one has two of them? | 23 |
| A couple from Connecticut? | 26 |
| Starfleet Academy grad. | 23 |
| Some of Vanna's letters? | 28 |
| Pulver's rank: Abbr. | 24 |
| No one has two of them | 22 |
| Nearly half of ninety-nine? | 27 |
| Naval officer below lieut. | 26 |
| Widths of typical characters | 28 |
| USNA graduate, perhaps | 22 |
| Typographer's widths | 24 |
| There are two in a penny? | 25 |
| The three in an inning? | 23 |
| The Nanny has three | 22 |
| Sonnet's middle part? | 25 |
| Shipboard title: Abbr. | 22 |
| Seventh-inning quartet? | 23 |
| Pennsylvania has three | 22 |
| Not the longest dashes | 22 |
| Lt. j.g.'s inferior | 23 |
| Lengths of some dashes | 22 |
| Forty percent of ninety-nine? | 29 |
| Coast Guard officer below lt. | 29 |
| Beginning and ending of noon? | 29 |
| "Star Trek" off. | 26 |
| "Ninny" uses three | 28 |
| "Annie" couple? | 25 |
| Units of measure, in printing | 29 |
| U.S.S. Enterprise off. | 22 |
| U.S.N.A. grad's rank | 24 |
| U.S.N. junior officer: Abbr. | 28 |
| Two-fifths of 'N Sync? | 26 |
| Three-eighths of nineteen? | 26 |
| Three out of nineteen? | 22 |
| Thinning in the middle? | 23 |
| They're seen around noon | 28 |
| They're around noon? | 24 |
| There are two to a penny | 24 |
| There are two in a penny | 24 |
| There are three in an inning | 28 |
| The three to an inning? | 23 |
| Start of nothing and nobody | 27 |
| Starship officer: Abbr. | 23 |
| Spaces used by typographers | 27 |
| Sonnet's middle part | 24 |