| Beer critic's adjective | 27 |
| Like the smell of dough | 23 |
| Like beer or bread dough | 24 |
| Nobelist in Literature: 1923 | 28 |
| Nobel-winning Irish poet | 24 |
| Abbey Theatre cofounder | 23 |
| 1923 literature Nobelist | 24 |
| Poet William Butler __ | 22 |
| Irish poet and dramatist | 24 |
| "Crazy Jane" poet | 27 |
| The Second Coming writer | 27 |
| Poet William Butler ___ | 23 |
| Poet who was part Butler | 24 |
| O'Casey contemporary | 24 |
| Nobelist for literature: 1923 | 29 |
| Irish Renaissance leader | 24 |
| Irish poet with a Nobel | 23 |
| Irish poet William Butler ___ | 29 |
| Irish Nobelist in literature | 28 |
| Abbey Theatre dramatist | 23 |
| "Easter, 1916" poet | 29 |
| "Easter 1916" poet | 28 |
| "Deirdre" dramatist | 29 |
| "Byzantium" poet | 26 |
| Some Irish love poetry? | 23 |
| "Ick factor 10!" | 26 |
| “What a gross-out!” | 27 |
| "Gr-r-ross!" | 22 |
| "Ugh!" new style | 26 |
| Japanese national capital | 25 |
| Former name of Tokyo (Var.) | 27 |
| Cry before "haw" | 26 |
| ___ sang (raw fish salad) | 25 |
| ___ sang (Asian salad) | 22 |
| ___ Chiang, Chinese writer | 26 |
| Comment a la "Jeez" | 29 |
| Criminal with a safe job? | 25 |
| Person with a safe job? | 23 |
| Crook with a safe job? | 22 |
| One with a job opening? | 23 |
| Old-fashioned safecracker | 25 |
| Old-fashioned criminal | 22 |
| Itinerant burglar, slangily | 27 |
| Code cracker, of sorts | 22 |
| Burglar in detective stories | 28 |
| Mind of a safecracker? | 22 |
| They perform safe jobs | 22 |
| Stethoscope users, at times | 27 |
| People with safe jobs? | 22 |
| Safecracker's omelet | 24 |
| "Oh me, oh my!" | 25 |
| Slangy word of agreement | 24 |
| Casual "Sure" | 23 |
| "Whatevs..." | 22 |
| "Uh-huh" (Var.) | 25 |
| Violin great -- Menuhin | 23 |
| Isaac Stern contemporary | 24 |
| Rare Himalayan sighting | 23 |
| "Look ere ___" | 24 |
| Screamed twice as loud? | 23 |
| Soviet dissident Bonner | 23 |
| Tarzan's trademark | 22 |
| Tarzan's is famous | 22 |
| Speak to the hard-of-hearing? | 29 |
| Cheerleader's routine | 25 |
| Cheerleader's offering | 26 |
| React to pain, perhaps | 22 |
| Cheerleader's forte | 23 |
| Lose it during a debate | 23 |
| It's rebel-rousing | 22 |
| Ensure you're heard | 23 |
| Cheerleader's request | 25 |
| "Gimme a C!" e.g. | 27 |
| Whisper's opposite | 22 |
| Use one's outside voice | 27 |
| Protest in no uncertain terms | 29 |
| Make oneself heard, maybe | 25 |
| Make oneself heard in the din | 29 |
| Georgian's rebel ___ | 24 |
| Cheerleaders' practice | 26 |
| Cheerleaders' number | 24 |
| Cheerleader's verse | 23 |
| Cheerleader's practice | 26 |
| "Taxi!," e.g. | 23 |
| "Gimme a C!" etc. | 27 |
| "Gimme a C!," e.g. | 28 |
| Participated in a pep rally | 27 |
| Made sure your team heard you | 29 |
| Made sure one was heard | 23 |
| Blasted, with "at" | 28 |
| Lost one's temper with | 26 |
| "Old" Disney dog | 26 |
| Dog in a 1957 Disney film | 25 |
| 'Old' Disney dog | 24 |
| High-level disagreement? | 24 |
| Cheerleaders' activity | 26 |
| Style for a loud reporter? | 26 |
| Call out for a condiment? | 25 |
| Mello ___ (Coca-Cola brand) | 27 |
| Mello ___ (soft drink) | 22 |