| Romance or mystery, e.g. | 24 |
| Mystery or sci-fi, e.g. | 23 |
| Category of artistic work | 25 |
| Sci-fi or suspense, e.g. | 24 |
| Mystery or romance, e.g. | 24 |
| History or mystery, e.g. | 24 |
| Cinema vérité, e.g. | 25 |
| Video store aisle, often | 24 |
| Style of Vermeer's work | 27 |
| Screamo or crunk, e.g. | 22 |
| Romantic comedies, e.g. | 23 |
| Poetry or pantomime, e.g. | 25 |
| Pieter Bruegel's style | 26 |
| Horror or romance, e.g. | 23 |
| Historical fiction, e.g. | 24 |
| Forte of Bruegel the Elder | 26 |
| Fiction classification | 22 |
| Comedy, sci-fi or romance | 25 |
| Comedy, drama or how-to | 23 |
| Breughel's painting style | 29 |
| Bookstore shelving category | 27 |
| Artistic classification | 23 |
| Artistic category, e.g. | 23 |
| Art of Bruegel or Vermeer | 25 |
| Video store categories | 22 |
| Sci-fi and mystery, for two | 27 |
| Romance and mystery, for two | 28 |
| Horror and mystery, for two | 27 |
| iTunes Store categories | 23 |
| Washington and Lee, briefly | 27 |
| Pentagon V.I.P.'s: Abbr. | 28 |
| Certain army officers (Abbr.) | 29 |
| Man with a top hat and cane | 27 |
| Site of an 1814 treaty | 22 |
| Lady's escort, for short | 28 |
| Lady's escort, briefly | 26 |
| Automatic door opener? | 22 |
| This bloke may be a toff | 24 |
| North Dallas Forty author | 28 |
| Lady's escort (Abbr.) | 25 |
| Lady's counterpart | 22 |
| Lady's companion briefly | 29 |
| In the U.K., he's a toff | 28 |
| Non-Mormon, to a Mormon | 23 |
| Unlikely yarmulke wearer | 24 |
| Not Mormon, to Mormons | 22 |
| Non-Morman, to a Morman | 23 |
| Word in a detergent ad | 22 |
| Washing machine setting | 23 |
| People of good breeding | 23 |
| Like improved baby shampoo | 26 |
| Note on the fridge, say | 23 |
| Word on a washroom door | 23 |
| Word on a restroom door | 23 |
| Word on a door in a bar | 23 |
| Ladies' companions | 22 |
| John's label, sometimes | 27 |
| Biological subdivision | 22 |
| It's all in the family | 26 |
| "Homo," for humans | 28 |
| Biological classification | 25 |
| Taxonomic classification | 24 |
| Homo vis-Ã -vis humans | 24 |
| Begonia, Geranium or Magnolia | 29 |
| Boomers' followers | 22 |
| Those that are 35 today, e.g. | 29 |
| Baby boomers' offspring | 27 |
| Baby boomers' kids | 22 |
| Thirtysomethings et al. | 23 |
| MTV's early fan base | 24 |
| Fortysomethings' group | 26 |
| Demographic group, briefly | 26 |
| Boomers' successor | 22 |
| Boomers' offspring | 22 |
| Baby boomers' babies | 24 |
| Atari 2600 fans, likely | 23 |
| Most Atari-playing kids | 23 |
| Census Bureau category | 22 |
| General Motors division | 23 |
| It means "earth" | 26 |
| Former Prizm automaker | 22 |
| '90s General Motors brand | 29 |
| Storm manufacturer, once | 24 |
| Start of some politics? | 23 |
| Small General Motors car | 24 |
| Quasi-opposite of astro- | 24 |
| Prefix with graphic or metric | 29 |
| Prefix with graphic or logic | 28 |
| Prefix with engineering | 23 |
| Prefix with chronometry | 23 |
| Prefix with -graphy or -metry | 29 |
| Nat __Wild (cable channel) | 26 |
| Nat ___ (cable channel) | 23 |
| Nat __ (cable-guide abbr.) | 26 |
| It made Storms and Metros | 25 |
| Introduction to politics? | 25 |
| Former General Motors brand | 27 |
| Former Chevrolet division | 25 |
| Earth scientist's prefix | 28 |
| Bygone General Motors brand | 27 |