| Clue | Answer | Letter |
| Full name of the long-time Twin, then Angel, now signed by the Tigers | |
Laid-back singer/songwriter's only hit was 1972's Crazy Mama | |
| Islam's Fifth Pillar is a pilgrimage to Mecca | |
Bible book named after one of the twelve prophets | |
| Small, decorative curio | |
| This occupation is also the only English word with three consecutive double letters | |
| Term for a person with an affection for the Starship Enterprise and its crew | |
| Rudyard Kipling story of a valiant mongoose | |
| Jewish Festival of Lights | |
Japan's second largest island; its capital is Sapporo | |
| Televangelist who once hosted of the PTL Club with his wife Tammy Faye | |
| Tokyo Stock Exchange stock market index | |
| An Animaniac | |
| Another Animaniac | |
| Blade that can be folded into its holder for pocket storage | |
| 1969 sitcom about a politician (Dan Dailey) and his headstrong daughter | |
| Full name of the singer who had a 70s disco hit with 'Knock On Wood' | |
| Least populous state of India was an autonomous region until 1976 | |
| In an authoritative and arbitrary manner | |
| Finnish currency until 2002 | |
| Mesopotamian empire that flourished between Sumerian and Babylonian times | |