| Text | Length |
| A ___ faith | 11 |
| Trusting act | 12 |
| Acceptance sans proof | 21 |
| Jumps | 5 |
| ___ and bounds | 14 |
| Bounds' partner | 19 |
| Bounds' partners | 20 |
| Performs a Lutz | 15 |
| Partner of bounds | 17 |
| Jumps over | 10 |
| Bounds companion | 16 |
| Partners of bounds | 18 |
| Jetés, e.g. | 14 |
| Jetés | 8 |
| High jumps | 10 |
| Frog feats | 10 |
| Entrechats | 10 |
| By ___ and bounds | 17 |
| Track and field attempts | 24 |
| They may be faith-based or quantum | 34 |
| These have their bounds | 23 |
| Stage acrobatics | 16 |
| Some balletic moves | 19 |
| Some ballet moves | 17 |
| Saltations | 10 |
| Quantum events? | 15 |
| Pliés may precede them | 25 |
| Performs entrechats | 19 |
| Nureyev specialties | 19 |
| Moves for Martins | 17 |
| Logical extrapolations | 22 |
| Jumps for the faithful? | 23 |
| Jeté and entrechat, in ballet | 32 |
| Jeté and entrechat | 21 |
| Goes for the rebound | 20 |
| Frog advances | 13 |
| Evel Knievel stunts | 19 |
| Emulates lords in a song | 24 |
| Emulates a frog | 15 |
| Does a ballonné | 18 |
| Clears, as a hurdle | 19 |
| By _____ and bounds | 19 |
| Breaks into a vault | 19 |
| Bounds' companion | 21 |
| Bounds' accompaniment | 25 |
| Bounds partner | 14 |
| Big advances | 12 |
| Axels and lutzes | 16 |
| Acts of faith? | 14 |
| "My heart ___ up . . . ": Wordsworth | 46 |
| "My heart ___ up . . . " | 34 |
| Skyrocketed | 11 |
| Left the ground for a moment | 28 |
| Jumped over | 11 |
| Was a bounder? | 14 |
| Jumped forward | 14 |
| Went airborne briefly | 21 |
| Vaulted over | 12 |
| Took the plunge? | 16 |
| Took a daring plunge | 20 |
| Sprang into the air | 19 |
| Performed an entrechat | 22 |
| Made a vault | 12 |
| Hurdled | 7 |
| Did a jeté | 13 |
| Went for a rebound, say | 23 |
| Was a skipper | 13 |
| Was a bounder | 13 |
| Took a giant step | 17 |
| Saltated | 8 |
| Rocketed (up) | 13 |
| Reacted with joy | 16 |
| Proceeded precipitately | 23 |
| Pounced (on) | 12 |
| Performed a jeté | 19 |
| Made like a kangaroo | 20 |
| Made like a frog | 16 |
| Left the ground, in a way | 25 |
| Exulted, in a way | 17 |
| Expressed uncontained joy | 25 |
| Eagerly accepted, with "at" | 37 |
| Did an entrechat | 16 |
| Did an axel, e.g. | 17 |
| Did a pas de chat | 17 |
| Caught some air | 15 |
| "Into the dangerous world I ___": Blake | 49 |
| Was enthusiastic about | 22 |
| Grabbed, as an opportunity | 26 |
| Went for unhesitatingly | 23 |
| Was eager for | 13 |
| Seized, as an opportunity | 25 |
| Enthusiastically embraced | 25 |
| Eagerly took advantage of, as an opportunity | 44 |
| Eagerly accepted | 16 |
| 1984, e.g. | 10 |
| 2008, e.g. | 10 |
| 2000, for one | 13 |
| Calendar phenomenon | 19 |
| 366 days | 8 |
| 2012, e.g. | 10 |
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