| Text | Length |
| Take advantage of a sale | 24 |
| What British gluttons do | 24 |
| Inexpensive cigar (Var.) | 24 |
| Having a stiff upper lip | 24 |
| Unlikely to come unglued | 24 |
| One who bites the bullet | 24 |
| Black Panther Carmichael | 24 |
| 'Dracula' author | 24 |
| Bram who created Dracula | 24 |
| 'Dracula' writer | 24 |
| Convertiplane for short | 24 |
| 11th-cen. king of Norway | 24 |
| Cold-shoulder treatment? | 24 |
| Cold shoulder treatment? | 24 |
| Picked up something hot? | 24 |
| Ecclesiastical neckpiece | 24 |
| Took off without a sound | 24 |
| End of comic's reply | 24 |
| "Hot," as loot | 24 |
| Maury Wills's record | 24 |
| Ride in a joyride, often | 24 |
| President recovers loot? | 24 |
| Ostentatious accessories | 24 |
| Her feast day is Jul. 11 | 24 |
| Absolut rival, for short | 24 |
| Aussie tennis champ Fred | 24 |
| Eric of "Mask" | 24 |
| Plant's tiny opening | 24 |
| Tantrum thrower, perhaps | 24 |
| Person in boots, perhaps | 24 |
| St. Marys alias ___ City | 24 |
| Something put in a sling | 24 |
| Problem for a lawn mower | 24 |
| Pebble's big brother | 24 |
| Corner ___ (trap Irving) | 24 |
| Backgammon playing piece | 24 |
| Rocky period of history? | 24 |
| Neanderthals' heyday | 24 |
| Fred and Wilma's era | 24 |
| Not fit to eat, in a way | 24 |
| Like some wheat or flour | 24 |
| Salisbury Plain monument | 24 |
| Sight on Salisbury Plain | 24 |
| Rock-throwing protesters | 24 |
| Paleolithic hammer or ax | 24 |
| Heavy, nonporous pottery | 24 |
| Prepared to speak, maybe | 24 |
| Got up from the recliner | 24 |
| Didn't change hands? | 24 |
| ___ reason (was logical) | 24 |
| Larry Fine, for instance | 24 |
| ComedianÂ’s assistant | 24 |
| Comedian's assistant | 24 |
| "Cheers" perch | 24 |
| "Cheers" chair | 24 |
| Milkmaid's equipment | 24 |
| It has three legs, often | 24 |
| S&P stock for finks? | 24 |
| Old neighborhood hangout | 24 |
| Shout to a fleeing thief | 24 |
| "Say no more!" | 24 |
| What a red octagon means | 24 |
| Word with it, up or sign | 24 |
| What a caesura indicates | 24 |
| Tuned set of organ pipes | 24 |
| Sign at a through street | 24 |
| Organist's selection | 24 |
| One of a cautionary trio | 24 |
| Go to the other extreme? | 24 |
| Eight-sided traffic sign | 24 |
| ___ nothing (go all out) | 24 |
| Steplike mine excavation | 24 |
| Like a band-aid solution | 24 |
| Traffic report adjective | 24 |
| Like city traffic, often | 24 |
| Bumper-to-bumper routine | 24 |
| Liability-limiting order | 24 |
| Old telegram punctuation | 24 |
| Comes to a grinding halt | 24 |
| Hit the brake: infielder | 24 |
| Reason to hit the brakes | 24 |
| Puts an end to something | 24 |
| Warehouse's function | 24 |
| What attics are used for | 24 |
| Attic or basement, often | 24 |
| Mom and pop's place? | 24 |
| Lum and Abner setting | 24 |
| In an old trunk, perhaps | 24 |
| One who stockpiles stuff | 24 |
| Nordstrom and Macy's | 24 |
| Elevator level in Leeds | 24 |
| Baby deliverer of legend | 24 |
| Word with cellar or door | 24 |
| Springtime weather event | 24 |
| A large one may be named | 24 |
| Trouble on a weather map | 24 |
| Came on like gangbusters | 24 |
| Santa Anna, at the Alamo | 24 |
| Forecaster's concern | 24 |
| "Bedtime" tale | 24 |
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