| Suffix for hero or Joseph | 25 |
| Suffix for amino acids | 22 |
| Suffix for "salt" | 27 |
| Suffix for "opal" | 27 |
| Suffix for "hero" | 27 |
| Paul or Joseph follower | 23 |
| Organic-compound suffix | 23 |
| It means "made of" | 28 |
| It changes Paul into a woman | 28 |
| It can feminize a hero | 22 |
| How some songs are written | 26 |
| Having four sharps, in music | 28 |
| Follower of Paul or Benedict | 28 |
| Follower of Max or Paul? | 24 |
| Ending with Paul and Bernard | 28 |
| Ending with nectar or saturn | 28 |
| Ending with Joseph or Paul | 26 |
| Ending for saturn or opal | 25 |
| Ending for salt or opal | 23 |
| Ending for morph or mach | 24 |
| Ending for Joseph or nectar | 27 |
| Ending for Joseph or hero | 25 |
| Ending for glass or plastic | 27 |
| Ending for Alp or opal | 22 |
| Elephant or Serpent follower | 29 |
| Elephant or adamant follower | 29 |
| Chopin's Waltz ___ Minor | 28 |
| "Medic" ending | 24 |
| Â Â Follower of Paul? | 27 |
| Some skid-row denizens | 22 |
| Not fit for consumption | 23 |
| Like poisonous mushrooms | 24 |
| Worse than awful, foodwise | 26 |
| Like mudpies and wax fruit | 26 |
| "___ a vacation!" | 27 |
| "___ a drink!" | 24 |
| Wanting Buzzcocks song? | 23 |
| "__ a drink!" | 23 |
| “That’s all ___!” | 29 |
| Radiohead "All ___" | 29 |
| Desirous Buzzcocks song? | 24 |
| 1999 hit '-- to Know' | 29 |
| "___ it yesterday" | 28 |
| "___ a hug!" | 22 |
| "___ a drink . . ." | 29 |
| "__ a vacation!" | 26 |
| '-- some advice' | 24 |
| Like Inspector Clouseau | 23 |
| Like the Keystone Kops | 22 |
| Lacking required skills | 23 |
| Unable to get the job done | 26 |
| Tending to bungle things | 24 |
| Possessing two left feet | 24 |
| Likely to botch the job | 23 |
| Displaying no dexterity | 23 |
| How Mr. Butterfingers behaves | 29 |
| Barking up the wrong tree | 25 |
| Chemically nonreactive | 22 |
| Hard to get a reaction out of | 29 |
| Unable to react, as helium | 26 |
| Unable to react chemically | 26 |
| Not active, chemically | 22 |
| Nonreactive, chemically | 23 |
| Unlikely to form compounds | 26 |
| Not reactive, as some gases | 27 |
| Like xenon, as gases go | 23 |
| Like krypton and xenon | 22 |
| Not reactive, as gases | 22 |
| Not reacting chemically | 23 |
| Nonreactive, like some gases | 28 |
| Nonreactive, as some gases | 26 |
| Non-reactive, like some gases | 29 |
| Non-reactive, like a gas | 24 |
| Like some gas elements | 22 |
| Like helium, chemically | 23 |
| Like group 18 elements | 22 |
| Like a pocketful of krypton | 27 |
| Hard to combine, chemically | 27 |
| Adjective for argon or neon | 27 |
| Sluggard's problem | 22 |
| Lazy person's state | 23 |
| Tendency toward torpor | 22 |
| Tendency to remain unchanged | 28 |
| Subject of Newton's law | 27 |
| Subject of a law of physics | 27 |
| Seat belts help overcome this | 29 |
| It'll keep you going | 24 |
| It may be hard to overcome | 26 |
| It keeps things moving | 22 |
| It keeps the ball rolling | 25 |
| First law of motion subject | 27 |
| Disinclination to move or act | 29 |
| Disinclination to change | 24 |
| Couch potato's state | 24 |
| Another name for Saint Agnes | 28 |
| Name for a señorita | 22 |
| Model Rivero or Sastre | 22 |
| Model ___ de la Fressange | 25 |
| Supermodel Rivero or Sastre | 27 |
| Poet Sor Juana ___ de la Cruz | 29 |