| Text | Length |
| Bert's kid-vid pal | 22 |
| Bert's best friend | 22 |
| Banks of baseball fame | 22 |
| Rubik's first name | 22 |
| Rubik, the cubemeister | 22 |
| Cousins of the harrier | 22 |
| Coastal fish consumers | 22 |
| Surrealist painter Max | 22 |
| Surrealism pioneer Max | 22 |
| German-born surrealist | 22 |
| German painter Max ___ | 22 |
| German Dada artist Max | 22 |
| Film director Lubitsch | 22 |
| Some dadaist paintings | 22 |
| Cockney's sandwich | 22 |
| Cockney's champion | 22 |
| Eat away at the beach? | 22 |
| Opposite of strengthen | 22 |
| What seas do to shores | 22 |
| Siphon off, as support | 22 |
| Make bank withdrawals? | 22 |
| Lose ground, literally | 22 |
| Dwindle, as popularity | 22 |
| Like shorelines, often | 22 |
| Diminished, as support | 22 |
| Went from bad to worse | 22 |
| Subjected to planation | 22 |
| Made bank withdrawals? | 22 |
| Undermines, as support | 22 |
| Slangy switch addition | 22 |
| Old switch attachment? | 22 |
| Back side of a switch? | 22 |
| Switch or smack suffix | 22 |
| Smash or switch add-on | 22 |
| End of the old switch? | 22 |
| Buck or switch trailer | 22 |
| Love's inspiration | 22 |
| Italy's Ramazzotti | 22 |
| Cupid's equivalent | 22 |
| Shooter of gold arrows | 22 |
| Metalers Demise of ___ | 22 |
| Statue near Oxford St. | 22 |
| Mythological lover boy | 22 |
| Cupid, to Clytemnestra | 22 |
| Cupid, among Athenians | 22 |
| Circus sight in London | 22 |
| Celebrated toxophilite | 22 |
| Aphrodite's infant | 22 |
| Amor's counterpart | 22 |
| Having irregular edges | 22 |
| Jagged, as a leaf edge | 22 |
| Uneven, as a leaf edge | 22 |
| Like a leaf's edge | 22 |
| Wind and rain cause it | 22 |
| Sexy pictures or books | 22 |
| Sexy literature or art | 22 |
| Art of a sexual nature | 22 |
| Bark up the wrong tree | 22 |
| Go down the wrong path | 22 |
| Act proverbially human | 22 |
| Transpose digits, e.g. | 22 |
| Drop an easy one, e.g. | 22 |
| Bobble a grounder, say | 22 |
| Take a wrong turn, say | 22 |
| Postulate a flat world | 22 |
| Miss an easy fly, e.g. | 22 |
| Get on the wrong track | 22 |
| Emulate Lot's wife | 22 |
| Â Â Drop a brick | 22 |
| Gofer's assignment | 22 |
| What "to do" | 22 |
| Trip to the store, say | 22 |
| Assistant's duties | 22 |
| Off-target, as a throw | 22 |
| Printers' mistakes | 22 |
| Printer's mistakes | 22 |
| List of typos and such | 22 |
| Annoyances for readers | 22 |
| Slip in later editions | 22 |
| Printers' boo-boos | 22 |
| Printer's boo-boos | 22 |
| Glitch list, for print | 22 |
| Compendium of mistakes | 22 |
| "Oops!" list | 22 |
| Took a wrong turn, say | 22 |
| Made an overthrow, say | 22 |
| Didn't do it right | 22 |
| Booted a grounder, say | 22 |
| Bobbled the ball, e.g. | 22 |
| Little Lord Fauntleroy | 22 |
| Flynn of old Hollywood | 22 |
| Flynn the swashbuckler | 22 |
| Film Robin of Locksley | 22 |
| Garner of the keyboard | 22 |
| Flynn of former flicks | 22 |
| Flynn born in Tasmania | 22 |
| Actor born in Tasmania | 22 |
| __ the side of caution | 22 |
| -- the side of caution | 22 |
| Proofreader's find | 22 |
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