| Old-fashioned letter opener? | 28 |
| Officers' addresses | 23 |
| Obsolescent letter opener? | 26 |
| Non-P.C. letter opening | 23 |
| Mick Jagger and others | 22 |
| Letter starter of yore | 22 |
| Lancelot and Gawain were two | 28 |
| Jagger and McCartney, for two | 29 |
| Impersonal letter starter | 25 |
| Impersonal letter intro | 23 |
| Honorific in a letter opening | 29 |
| Gielgud and Olivier, e.g. | 25 |
| Galahad and Gawain, e.g. | 24 |
| Frowned-upon letter opener | 26 |
| Formal-sounding letter opener | 29 |
| Elton John/Mick Jagger | 22 |
| Elton John and Paul McCartney | 29 |
| Elton John and Mick Jagger | 26 |
| Dear people of letters | 22 |
| Dear followers, sometimes | 25 |
| Collective letter salutation | 28 |
| Business-letter greeting | 24 |
| Business letter opening | 23 |
| Business letter greeting | 24 |
| Baronets, for instance | 22 |
| "Dear" group | 22 |
| ''Dear'' ones | 29 |
| Sweet, sticky stuff: Var. | 25 |
| Some cough medicine: Var. | 25 |
| Pancake accompaniment: var. | 27 |
| Breakfast table staple: Var. | 28 |
| Roanoke Island sponsor | 22 |
| Author of "Ivanhoe" | 29 |
| Eng. jurist: 18th century | 25 |
| Female sibling's nickname | 29 |
| "Boom-bah" lead-in | 28 |
| Bro's foe, at times | 23 |
| Affectionate family name | 24 |
| Relative's nickname | 23 |
| Word before "boom" | 28 |
| Little girl's nickname | 26 |
| Family girl, for short | 22 |
| "___ boom bah!" | 25 |
| Sibling's nickname | 22 |
| Nickname within the family | 26 |
| Bro's sibling, maybe | 24 |
| "--- boom bah!" | 25 |
| "___-boom-bah!" | 25 |
| Sobriquet for a sibling | 23 |
| Palindromic relative nickname | 29 |
| Family member, briefly | 22 |
| Family girl, informally | 23 |
| Familiar sibling title | 22 |
| "___ boom bah" | 24 |
| "__ for Silence" | 26 |
| “___ boom bah!” | 23 |
| Your aunt, to your mother | 25 |
| What Ann might call Abby | 24 |
| Wendy, to John and Michael | 26 |
| Start of a popular cheer | 24 |
| Sonny's counterpart | 23 |
| Some votes in Venezuela | 23 |
| Skipper, to Barbie, briefly | 27 |
| Shirley, to Warren, briefly | 27 |
| She often wears hand-me-downs | 29 |
| Parent sharer, informally | 25 |
| Parent sharer, briefly | 22 |
| Palindromic family nickname | 27 |
| One sharing a bunk bed, maybe | 29 |
| Leia, to Luke, casually | 23 |
| Latin American agreements | 25 |
| Kim, to Kourtney Kardashian | 27 |
| Kate Middleton, to Pippa | 24 |
| It might come before a boom | 27 |
| Hand-me-down wearer, probably | 29 |
| Granny, to a great-aunt | 23 |
| Family girl, familiarly | 23 |
| Charlotte, to Anne or Emily | 27 |
| Certain sibling, for short | 26 |
| Ashlee, to Jessica Simpson | 26 |
| Anne, to Charlotte or Emily | 27 |
| A tot may have a big one | 24 |
| "__ boom bah!" | 24 |
| '-- boom bah!' | 22 |
| Plant fiber used for twine | 26 |
| Rope maker's fiber | 22 |
| Rope ingredient, perhaps | 24 |
| Fiber used to make rugs | 23 |
| Static-free carpet fiber | 24 |
| South American fiber plant | 26 |
| Rope maker's material | 25 |
| Rope fiber (anagram of SAILS) | 29 |
| High-grade carpet fiber | 23 |
| Fiber used in rug-making | 24 |
| Fiber for binder twine | 22 |
| Plants used in ropemaking | 25 |
| Fibers from agave leaves | 24 |
| Cheerleader's phrase | 24 |
| Assent showing respeto | 22 |
| Green light for un hombre | 25 |