| Text | Length |
| Bird in a Gallico title | 23 |
| Aptly named arctic bird | 23 |
| Deception via soft soap | 23 |
| Like a bare mountaintop | 23 |
| Chinese stir-fry veggie | 23 |
| Blitzes with a blizzard | 23 |
| Winter driveway clearer | 23 |
| Mean queen's victim | 23 |
| Friend of a small seven | 23 |
| Like the Alps in winter | 23 |
| Elitist's rejection | 23 |
| Ignore for a nomination | 23 |
| Failure to be nominated | 23 |
| Turn a cold shoulder to | 23 |
| Intentionally pass over | 23 |
| Ignores in a snooty way | 23 |
| Gives the cold shoulder | 23 |
| Ignores at the ceremony | 23 |
| Eluded the ticket taker | 23 |
| A size too small, maybe | 23 |
| Ship's curved plank | 23 |
| Side-channel, in Canada | 23 |
| Deliberately overcharge | 23 |
| Wet through and through | 23 |
| ___ the skin (drenched) | 23 |
| "Likewise..." | 23 |
| John Doe or Richard Roe | 23 |
| Curser's mouthwash? | 23 |
| Word with opera or dish | 23 |
| Word with bubble or box | 23 |
| Susan Lucci's genre | 23 |
| Liquid or soft follower | 23 |
| It's bought in bars | 23 |
| It may be a cake or bar | 23 |
| Bribery money, in slang | 23 |
| Billy Crystal TV series | 23 |
| More in need of rinsing | 23 |
| Ivory, Coast and others | 23 |
| Telenovelas, in English | 23 |
| Some afternoon TV shows | 23 |
| Afternoon entertainment | 23 |
| Shows to do laundry by? | 23 |
| Bathroom cleaner target | 23 |
| Daytime drama celebrity | 23 |
| Get oneself in a lather | 23 |
| Rise above the ordinary | 23 |
| Have flights like kites | 23 |
| Reach, as great heights | 23 |
| In order that one might | 23 |
| Dry, white Italian wine | 23 |
| Kind of sister or story | 23 |
| Be visibly disconsolate | 23 |
| Kind of story or sister | 23 |
| 1981 Julie Andrews film | 23 |
| Type of story or sister | 23 |
| Sister or story starter | 23 |
| Say "boo-hoo" | 23 |
| Comic-book sound effect | 23 |
| 1984 Paul McCartney hit | 23 |
| To that terrible extent | 23 |
| Â Â Cried a river | 23 |
| They've broken down | 23 |
| Pepsi-owned juice drink | 23 |
| Subjunctive mood phrase | 23 |
| Goren partner Helen ___ | 23 |
| ___ a judge (temperate) | 23 |
| Most sensible and staid | 23 |
| Displays disconsolation | 23 |
| Newspaper women of yore | 23 |
| Part of U.S.S.R.: Abbr. | 23 |
| Part of S.P.C.A.: Abbr. | 23 |
| Sci. of human behaviour | 23 |
| Religious org., perhaps | 23 |
| Rare polit. designation | 23 |
| The Trojans, familiarly | 23 |
| Pelé's sport | 23 |
| Goal-oriented activity? | 23 |
| Game with a yellow card | 23 |
| Gregarious get-together | 23 |
| Effect on the community | 23 |
| System espoused by Debs | 23 |
| A nerd may not have one | 23 |
| In an interpersonal way | 23 |
| Word with high or honor | 23 |
| Word form with economic | 23 |
| Often-lost laundry item | 23 |
| Weathervane alternative | 23 |
| Nonmatching item, maybe | 23 |
| Collection for a wrench | 23 |
| '60s TV catchphrase | 23 |
| Successful, so to speak | 23 |
| Column foundation piece | 23 |
| 1990 Hall and Oates hit | 23 |
| Xanthippe's husband | 23 |
| Cynic's inspiration | 23 |
| Celebrated dialectician | 23 |
| Re Plato's teachers | 23 |
| Groundskeeper's buy | 23 |
| "Old" country | 23 |
| It may thicken the plot | 23 |
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