| Text | Length |
| Kindergarten education | 22 |
| Child's recitation | 22 |
| King Edward VIII, e.g. | 22 |
| What situps tighten up | 22 |
| Lincoln's nickname | 22 |
| Bart's grandfather | 22 |
| Mount Rushmore moniker | 22 |
| Presidential sobriquet | 22 |
| Notable 1860s nickname | 22 |
| Former NYC mayor Beame | 22 |
| Burrows of the theater | 22 |
| A Warner Bros. brother | 22 |
| "Honest" one | 22 |
| Penny's impression | 22 |
| Japanese PM Shinzo ___ | 22 |
| Fortas, to his friends | 22 |
| Face featured on a fin | 22 |
| $100 : Ben :: $5 : ___ | 22 |
| "Honest" man | 22 |
| "Honest" guy | 22 |
| "Honest ___" | 22 |
| From port to starboard | 22 |
| Right-angled to a keel | 22 |
| In a nautical position | 22 |
| Directly from the side | 22 |
| Cross as ___ (annoyed) | 22 |
| All set for slumbering | 22 |
| Emulating a sleepyhead | 22 |
| Where one's asleep | 22 |
| Pillowed and blanketed | 22 |
| Enjoying a four-poster | 22 |
| End of an Ali strategy | 22 |
| Old Testament shepherd | 22 |
| One of Adam's boys | 22 |
| One of Adam's sons | 22 |
| Co-inventor of cordite | 22 |
| Biblical murder victim | 22 |
| Spy in a 1962 exchange | 22 |
| Steelworkers' head | 22 |
| Steelworkers' boss | 22 |
| Labor leader I. W. ___ | 22 |
| I. W. of U.S.W.A. fame | 22 |
| His mother raised Cain | 22 |
| First family's son | 22 |
| Dickens's Magwitch | 22 |
| Cain's big brother | 22 |
| Lover of Héloïse | 22 |
| Tutor of Héloïse | 22 |
| Saperstein and Simpson | 22 |
| Vigoda's namesakes | 22 |
| Beame and Vigoda, e.g. | 22 |
| Help, as in wrongdoing | 22 |
| Facilitate, as a felon | 22 |
| Sanction in wrongdoing | 22 |
| Act as a lookout, e.g. | 22 |
| Facilitate feloniously | 22 |
| Help in a criminal act | 22 |
| Assist in shady doings | 22 |
| Act as an accessory to | 22 |
| "Not on __!" | 22 |
| "Not on ___" | 22 |
| Support, as a scofflaw | 22 |
| Support in skulduggery | 22 |
| Support in shenanigans | 22 |
| Promote felonious acts | 22 |
| Participate in a crime | 22 |
| Look out for, possibly | 22 |
| Give relief to a thief | 22 |
| Countenance or connive | 22 |
| Be behind a lawbreaker | 22 |
| Helps in the worst way | 22 |
| Drives the getaway car | 22 |
| Backs up, as a burglar | 22 |
| Assists in a risky way | 22 |
| Supports in wrongdoing | 22 |
| Assists a misdemeanant | 22 |
| Acts as a lookout, say | 22 |
| Works with a hood, say | 22 |
| Lends a hand to a hood | 22 |
| Helps during the heist | 22 |
| Encourages an evildoer | 22 |
| Encourages a scoundrel | 22 |
| Cooperates with crooks | 22 |
| Assists, as a criminal | 22 |
| Acts as lookout, maybe | 22 |
| Assisted in wrongdoing | 22 |
| Sitcom import, briefly | 22 |
| Despise with a passion | 22 |
| Feel more than disdain | 22 |
| Regard with repugnance | 22 |
| Dislike, and then some | 22 |
| Not be able to stomach | 22 |
| Start of a famous hymn | 22 |
| Ivory Coast metropolis | 22 |
| Irish Rose's lover | 22 |
| Lover of an Irish Rose | 22 |
| Anne Nichols character | 22 |
| Rose lover of Broadway | 22 |
| Solomon Levy's son | 22 |
| Irish Rose's hubby | 22 |
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