| Text | Length |
| A top female marathoner | 23 |
| Thinning hair treatment | 23 |
| Alternative to Propecia | 23 |
| Actor Moore from London | 23 |
| Word on the transmitter | 23 |
| Jolly ___ (pirate flag) | 23 |
| Football's Staubach | 23 |
| "Righto!'' | 23 |
| Astaire dancing partner | 23 |
| Doctor-turned-wordsmith | 23 |
| Standard word reference | 23 |
| He had a way with words | 23 |
| Big name in thesauruses | 23 |
| Webster's shelfmate | 23 |
| Ludwig Mies van der ___ | 23 |
| "Vive le __!" | 23 |
| "Vive le ___" | 23 |
| Reine's counterpart | 23 |
| Old Versailles resident | 23 |
| Louis the Lazy, for one | 23 |
| Louis Quatorze, for one | 23 |
| Louis Philippe, for one | 23 |
| Louis IX or Philippe IV | 23 |
| Le __ Soleil: Louis XIV | 23 |
| Hugh Capet, par exemple | 23 |
| French "king" | 23 |
| Father of une princesse | 23 |
| Stir up, as muddy water | 23 |
| Make turbid by stirring | 23 |
| Louis XIV and XVI, e.g. | 23 |
| Revel without restraint | 23 |
| 1988 Sum. Olympics host | 23 |
| Al of "Today" | 23 |
| South Korean G.I.'s | 23 |
| Legendary French knight | 23 |
| -- Garros (French Open) | 23 |
| Word with model or play | 23 |
| You get a credit for it | 23 |
| Actor's acquisition | 23 |
| What an actor reads for | 23 |
| Macbeth or Lady Macbeth | 23 |
| Auditioner's desire | 23 |
| Actor's cameo, e.g. | 23 |
| Logrollers' contest | 23 |
| Contest for lumberjacks | 23 |
| They usually have lines | 23 |
| Radar and Hawkeye, e.g. | 23 |
| Most of them have lines | 23 |
| Actor's assignments | 23 |
| Oft-counterfeited watch | 23 |
| Geneva-based watchmaker | 23 |
| Alternative to a Movado | 23 |
| Massage therapeutically | 23 |
| Place-kicker Benirschke | 23 |
| Pocahontas's spouse | 23 |
| John who wed Pocahontas | 23 |
| Whom Pocahontas married | 23 |
| Jamestown colonist John | 23 |
| Drummer's highlight | 23 |
| What ships do in storms | 23 |
| Magazine debut of 11/67 | 23 |
| Nancy's rich friend | 23 |
| Psychologist/author May | 23 |
| Best-selling author May | 23 |
| Eco-friendly applicator | 23 |
| Certain antiperspirants | 23 |
| Fancy wheels, for short | 23 |
| Silver Ghost, for short | 23 |
| Mr. Royce's partner | 23 |
| Free restaurant serving | 23 |
| Chocolate-caramel candy | 23 |
| Chewy chocolate candies | 23 |
| "CD" follower | 23 |
| Provision of some chips | 23 |
| CD- ___ (computer disk) | 23 |
| Fontana di Trevi locale | 23 |
| City of the Seven Hills | 23 |
| It bestrides the Tevere | 23 |
| Il pontefice's home | 23 |
| Il Duce once ruled here | 23 |
| Listener to Mark Antony | 23 |
| Eternal City inhabitant | 23 |
| Circus Maximus attendee | 23 |
| "Tosca" extra | 23 |
| Curia __: Papal offices | 23 |
| Eastern European nation | 23 |
| Bucharest's country | 23 |
| Nicholas II's house | 23 |
| Friends-countrymen link | 23 |
| Like a moonlight cruise | 23 |
| Harold of Tin Pan Alley | 23 |
| Vatican City surrounder | 23 |
| Site of St. Peter's | 23 |
| Where Trevi Fountain is | 23 |
| Where all roads lead to | 23 |
| Visigoth's conquest | 23 |
| The City of Seven Hills | 23 |
| City dating to 753 B.C. | 23 |
| City around the Vatican | 23 |
| ___ Beauty (apple type) | 23 |
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