| Text | Length |
| ___ mater (brain cover) | 23 |
| German engraver-painter | 23 |
| Difficult circumstances | 23 |
| City in N.C. or England | 23 |
| Rural "Rats!" | 23 |
| Period just before dark | 23 |
| Sprinkle, as with sugar | 23 |
| Sprinkle, as with flour | 23 |
| Make dirty ... or clean | 23 |
| Make clean ... or dirty | 23 |
| Housewife's nemesis | 23 |
| Do some light housework | 23 |
| Do a housekeeping chore | 23 |
| Collection in the attic | 23 |
| Bunny's composition | 23 |
| Drought-stricken region | 23 |
| Critters under the bed? | 23 |
| Old Plymouth muscle car | 23 |
| SweeperÂ’s accessory | 23 |
| Sweeper's accessory | 23 |
| Charwoman's utensil | 23 |
| Does some housecleaning | 23 |
| Checks for fingerprints | 23 |
| Prepares to lift prints | 23 |
| Whirlwind in the desert | 23 |
| Word with uncle or oven | 23 |
| Pay-for-yourself phrase | 23 |
| Importers' concerns | 23 |
| Scout's pledge word | 23 |
| Word with free or bound | 23 |
| Videocassette successor | 23 |
| Movie rental, for short | 23 |
| Blockbuster transaction | 23 |
| Companion of Snow White | 23 |
| Mr. Cool's opposite | 23 |
| Cannon of Deathtrap | 23 |
| Turn red or yellow, say | 23 |
| Purchase for a disguise | 23 |
| Indian mulberry product | 23 |
| Colorist's purchase | 23 |
| Color, as an Easter egg | 23 |
| Cobbler's accessory | 23 |
| Change one's locks? | 23 |
| Beautician's supply | 23 |
| Like some changed locks | 23 |
| Colored, as Easter eggs | 23 |
| Colored with henna, say | 23 |
| It involves a new color | 23 |
| Textile artist, perhaps | 23 |
| Color-change specialist | 23 |
| Unnatural blondes, e.g. | 23 |
| They often change locks | 23 |
| They have colorful jobs | 23 |
| They provide highlights | 23 |
| Textile-mill deliveries | 23 |
| Shoemakers' bottles | 23 |
| Rugmakers' supplies | 23 |
| Easter-season purchases | 23 |
| Colorist's supplies | 23 |
| Changes color, in a way | 23 |
| Textile factory fixture | 23 |
| Container with coloring | 23 |
| Flopping, as a business | 23 |
| Houston pro soccer team | 23 |
| Extremely energetic one | 23 |
| One in a powerful house | 23 |
| The 100,000 in a newton | 23 |
| Functional introduction | 23 |
| Paradise's opposite | 23 |
| Utopia's antithesis | 23 |
| Pricing or sharing word | 23 |
| She was a lady, in song | 23 |
| Lady of a 1932 hit song | 23 |
| George of 'CSI' | 23 |
| Inventor of diving bell | 23 |
| Engineer James Buchanan | 23 |
| ___ Bridge in St. Louis | 23 |
| Ready, willing and able | 23 |
| With joyful expectation | 23 |
| Two under, on the links | 23 |
| Sharp-eyed bird of prey | 23 |
| Philadelphia footballer | 23 |
| Feature of old quarters | 23 |
| Donovan McNabb, notably | 23 |
| Bird with a hooked beak | 23 |
| Legal ___ (good lawyer) | 23 |
| It's well below par | 23 |
| It landed in July, 1969 | 23 |
| Bald, all-American sort | 23 |
| Avian symbol of America | 23 |
| Apollo II landing craft | 23 |
| 3 on a par-5 hole, e.g. | 23 |
| Proofreader's asset | 23 |
| 2008 Shia LaBeouf movie | 23 |
| Philadelphia pro eleven | 23 |
| National symbols, often | 23 |
| A fledgling in an aerie | 23 |
| Renowned chair designer | 23 |
| Charles of chair design | 23 |
| Ireland's De Valera | 23 |
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