| Vatican VIPs | 12 |
| Vatican honchos | 15 |
| They're elected in conclaves | 32 |
| Residents of Castel Gandolfo | 28 |
| Peter, Paul et al. | 18 |
| Innocent and more | 17 |
| Almanac listing | 15 |
| Zephyrinus and Zosimus, e.g. | 28 |
| Vigilius and Sisinnius | 22 |
| Vaticanologists study them | 26 |
| Vatican rulers | 14 |
| Vatican City dwellers | 21 |
| Three reigned in 1978 | 21 |
| They often have Roman numerals in their names | 45 |
| The 12 Piuses | 13 |
| Swiss Guard charges | 19 |
| Summer residents of Italy's Castel Gandolfo | 47 |
| Peter and succcessors | 21 |
| Paul and John | 13 |
| Long line in Rome | 17 |
| Linus and thirteen Leos | 23 |
| Leo II and Pius V | 17 |
| Leo and Paul | 12 |
| Leo and John, e.g. | 18 |
| John, Paul et al. | 17 |
| Innocents, e.g. | 15 |
| Innocent and others | 19 |
| Fabian and Hilarius | 19 |
| Bull producers | 14 |
| Boniface, Benedict et al. | 25 |
| Bishops of Rome | 15 |
| Almanac-page listing | 20 |
| 13 of them were Innocent | 24 |
| 12 named Pius | 13 |
| Olive's love | 16 |
| Character with a corncob pipe | 29 |
| Bluto's rival | 17 |
| Olive lover | 11 |
| Famous spinach eater | 20 |
| Early Robin Williams role | 25 |
| Yam user? | 9 |
| Wimpy friend? | 13 |
| Wimpy bud | 9 |
| Swee' Pea's dad | 23 |
| Spinach-loving sailor | 21 |
| Spinach-eating sailor | 21 |
| Spinach advocate | 16 |
| Sailor with "muskles" | 31 |
| Sailor who debuted in a 1929 comic | 34 |
| Olive's man | 15 |
| Olive's beau | 16 |
| Olive enthusiast | 16 |
| Jack Mercer supplied his voice | 30 |
| His theme song plays when he eats | 33 |
| Faulkner's "embodiment of evil" character | 55 |
| Comics character with a corncob pipe | 36 |
| Comics character since 1929 | 27 |
| Comic strongman | 15 |
| Character with "muskles" | 34 |
| Bluto's nemesis | 19 |
| Bluto's foe | 15 |
| "I yam what I yam" speaker | 36 |
| The spinach eater | 17 |
| Spinach-loving toon | 19 |
| Opponent of Brutus | 18 |
| He yam what he yam | 18 |
| Eerie play photos, when ani-gram-mated? | 39 |
| Comic strip introduction of 1929 | 32 |
| Easy plays for infielders | 25 |
| Easily caught baseball hits | 27 |
| Dad takes the plane | 19 |
| Noisy toy | 9 |
| Noisemaking toy weapon | 22 |
| Cork shooter | 12 |
| Toy with a cork | 15 |
| Toy that'll give you a lot of bang for your buck | 52 |
| Tot's weapon | 16 |
| Kid's shooting toy | 22 |
| Kid's "weapon" | 28 |
| "Cops and robbers" weapon | 35 |
| Drop by | 7 |
| Visit unexpectedly | 18 |
| Visit briefly | 13 |
| Make a surprise visit | 21 |
| Visit unannounced | 17 |
| Stop by unannounced | 19 |
| Surprise with a visit | 21 |
| Stop by unexpectedly | 20 |
| Drop by unexpectedly | 20 |
| Stop by briefly | 15 |
| Call on unannounced | 19 |
| Arrive without an invite | 24 |
| Arrive unexpectedly | 19 |
| Appear uninvited | 16 |
| Surprise at the door | 20 |
| Show up unannounced | 19 |
| Make an unannounced visit | 25 |
| Make an unannounced call | 24 |
| Make an impromptu entrance | 26 |
| Make a quick visit | 18 |