| Clue | Answer | |
| Signature tune of the Duke Ellington orchestra | |
| The script symbols for the Mycenean civilization | |
| The common name for L-ascorbic acid which prevents scurvey | |
| The person in charge of the waiters and seating restaurant patrons | |
| Eudora and Outlook are programs for receiving and sending this | |
| A camera lens aperture setting | |
| A part of a guitar or an outfit for a striptease dancer | |
| Hemorrhoid medication brand; Dr. Evil plan | |
| 2004 Will Smith movie based on an Isaac Asimov work | |
| Rapper and actor who stars on 'NCIS: Los Angeles' | |
| Breakfast cereal manufactured by Kellogg | |
| A Showtime TV show that followed a group of lesbians in California | |
| 1954 Hitchcock film staring Grace Kelly based on a play of the same name | |
| (1,3,2) or (3,8,2,4,2,9) or (2,4,6,8,10,13,19,78,101) | |
| Pen name of William Sydney Porter | |
| Rapper and entertainment entrepreneur who is the father of Lil Romeo | |
| Classic song by Dale Hawkins covered by Credence Clearwater Revival | |
| Its flagship store in Times Square features a Ferris Wheel | |
| A curve metallic piece used for hanging or connecting things | |
| A draftsman's tool for drawing horizontal lines | |
| 180-degree directional change in a car | |
| Film where Natalie Portman notably shaved her head | |
| Questioning system of journalism | |
| The Simon Cowell talent show franchise | |
| In the linear graph f(x) = mx + b, what b is | |
| Anime television series adapted from the final 26 volumes of the manga series | |