| Text | Length |
| European economic org. | 22 |
| European ecomomic org. | 22 |
| Common-Market initials | 22 |
| Common Market, briefly | 22 |
| Extra-ample shoe width | 22 |
| Spec for a roomy flat? | 22 |
| Shoe width for Bigfoot | 22 |
| Really wide shoe width | 22 |
| Like a really big shoe | 22 |
| Letters on some pumps? | 22 |
| Broad letters on a box | 22 |
| Bigfoot specification? | 22 |
| Extra-large shoe width | 22 |
| Clown shoe designation | 22 |
| Ridiculous shoe widths | 22 |
| Head lines, for short? | 22 |
| Mind reading, briefly? | 22 |
| Brain-wave test: Abbr. | 22 |
| Mental picture (abbr.) | 22 |
| Short test for brains? | 22 |
| Neurology abbreviation | 22 |
| Brainy reading?: Abbr. | 22 |
| Brain recording: abbr. | 22 |
| Brain scans, for short | 22 |
| Brain tests, for short | 22 |
| Brain exams, for short | 22 |
| Reggae man ___-A-Mouse | 22 |
| Comical cry at a mouse | 22 |
| ``A mouse!!!'' | 22 |
| "___ mouse!" | 22 |
| Reggae's ___-Mouse | 22 |
| Mice might elicit them | 22 |
| Sounds that mice evoke | 22 |
| Some reactions to mice | 22 |
| Horror movie responses | 22 |
| Sniggler's pursuit | 22 |
| Dragon roll ingredient | 22 |
| Symbol of slipperiness | 22 |
| Snake in the sea grass | 22 |
| It may be spitchcocked | 22 |
| It has electric organs | 22 |
| Epitome of elusiveness | 22 |
| British pie ingredient | 22 |
| What a sniggler snares | 22 |
| Spicy tuna alternative | 22 |
| Sniggler's wiggler | 22 |
| Smoked or jellied dish | 22 |
| Relative of a wrymouth | 22 |
| Lamprey's relative | 22 |
| Elongated reef dweller | 22 |
| Electrifying creature? | 22 |
| Electric fish, perhaps | 22 |
| Conger of the Atlantic | 22 |
| Went fishing, in a way | 22 |
| Used a pot on the main | 22 |
| Sniggler for wrigglers | 22 |
| Hand net user, perhaps | 22 |
| Superlatively slippery | 22 |
| Sniggler's catches | 22 |
| Electrifying swimmers? | 22 |
| They lack ventral fins | 22 |
| High-voltage creatures | 22 |
| Anguilliform creatures | 22 |
| Wrymouths' cousins | 22 |
| They're into sushi | 22 |
| Some stunning swimmers | 22 |
| Snigglers' catches | 22 |
| Sniggler's targets | 22 |
| Smorgasbord delicacies | 22 |
| Slippery sea creatures | 22 |
| Ocean current sources? | 22 |
| Nine-eyes' cousins | 22 |
| Fish with slimy layers | 22 |
| Poet's contraction | 22 |
| After dark, poetically | 22 |
| Morn's counterpart | 22 |
| Bard's contraction | 22 |
| Poet's time of day | 22 |
| Poetic time after dusk | 22 |
| Night time, poetically | 22 |
| After dusk, poetically | 22 |
| Early night, to a poet | 22 |
| Bard's early night | 22 |
| Close of day, to poets | 22 |
| Shakespearean twilight | 22 |
| Poet's early night | 22 |
| Early night, in an ode | 22 |
| Chaucer's twilight | 22 |
| Bard's time of day | 22 |
| ___, meenie, miney, mo | 22 |
| Counting rhyme starter | 22 |
| Counting word of rhyme | 22 |
| Dark times, poetically | 22 |
| Sunset times, to bards | 22 |
| Sunset times, in poesy | 22 |
| Shelley's sundowns | 22 |
| Nighttimes, poetically | 22 |
| Very small, informally | 22 |
| Counting-rhyme starter | 22 |
| Choosing rhyme starter | 22 |
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