| Text | Length |
| Get it out to go faster | 23 |
| Front-runner's edge | 23 |
| One who faces the music | 23 |
| Captains and commanders | 23 |
| Escort through the door | 23 |
| S.A.T. taker's need | 23 |
| Manufacturer's need | 23 |
| Caterpillar's snack | 23 |
| Veined wonder of nature | 23 |
| Removable table section | 23 |
| Noisy gardening machine | 23 |
| Turns over the pages of | 23 |
| Flips through, as pages | 23 |
| Like spinach or lettuce | 23 |
| Like lettuce or spinach | 23 |
| Major or minor follower | 23 |
| '80s band Human ___ | 23 |
| Jacob's second wife | 23 |
| Rachel's substitute | 23 |
| Be less than watertight | 23 |
| Unauthorized disclosure | 23 |
| Washington story, maybe | 23 |
| Unauthorized revelation | 23 |
| Scuba diver's worry | 23 |
| Loose lips, so to speak | 23 |
| Let out surreptitiously | 23 |
| Told an official secret | 23 |
| Passed illegally, maybe | 23 |
| Got out, as information | 23 |
| Is in danger of sinking | 23 |
| Gives out news sub rosa | 23 |
| Discloses to a reporter | 23 |
| Like higher-priced beef | 23 |
| Jack Sprat's choice | 23 |
| What Mrs. Sprat avoided | 23 |
| Spratt's preference | 23 |
| Like excellent pastrami | 23 |
| Like Cassius's look | 23 |
| Be predisposed (toward) | 23 |
| A tower in Pisa does it | 23 |
| __ and mean (efficient) | 23 |
| Good throw to the stake | 23 |
| Certain horseshoe throw | 23 |
| Certain horseshoe pitch | 23 |
| Most suitable for Sprat | 23 |
| Most healthful, as meat | 23 |
| Pressure by threatening | 23 |
| Isn't quite neutral | 23 |
| Inclined, British style | 23 |
| Cabin addition, perhaps | 23 |
| Cause of a non sequitur | 23 |
| Look before you do this | 23 |
| One way to abandon ship | 23 |
| Capriole or jeté | 23 |
| Lemur or frog, at times | 23 |
| Figure skater, at times | 23 |
| Ballet dancer, at times | 23 |
| Go right at it, as work | 23 |
| These have their bounds | 23 |
| Jumps for the faithful? | 23 |
| Went for a rebound, say | 23 |
| Proceeded precipitately | 23 |
| Went for unhesitatingly | 23 |
| He brought Bunker to TV | 23 |
| British limerick writer | 23 |
| Take advantage of class | 23 |
| Profit from instruction | 23 |
| Get into one's head | 23 |
| Be an excellent student | 23 |
| A good apprentice, e.g. | 23 |
| Places wildflowers grow | 23 |
| Landlord's contract | 23 |
| Landlord's document | 23 |
| Tenant's protection | 23 |
| Alternative to purchase | 23 |
| Car-dealership offering | 23 |
| Car dealer's option | 23 |
| Auto dealer's offer | 23 |
| Like many business cars | 23 |
| Dog walker's tether | 23 |
| Fourth-anniversary gift | 23 |
| Biker's wear, often | 23 |
| Bikers' wear, often | 23 |
| Sailor's shore time | 23 |
| Shore time for a sailor | 23 |
| Permission to be absent | 23 |
| One way to get off base | 23 |
| French ___ (hasty exit) | 23 |
| Israeli neighbor: abbr. | 23 |
| Mideast's Mount ___ | 23 |
| Longtime Chrysler model | 23 |
| Duran Duran's Simon | 23 |
| Writer of spy thrillers | 23 |
| Cornwell's pen name | 23 |
| Solidarity's Walesa | 23 |
| Lustful one, informally | 23 |
| ___ Walesa, Polish hero | 23 |
| Instructive talk: Abbr. | 23 |
| Movie cannibal Hannibal | 23 |
| Professor's station | 23 |
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