| Clue | Word |
| A loose-hanging Hawaiian dress | |
| Cloud type that contains no other vowels | |
| Failing to attain something desired or intended | |
| Capital and largest city of Burkina Faso | |
| Insincerely earnest; oily | |
| Form of alternative medicine whose name comes from the Latin for 'needle' and 'to prick' | |
| Opulent; self-indulgent | |
| Existing in great numbers; crowded | |
| Like a lie | |
| Having no uncertainty; clear | |
| Hawaii's state fish | |
| South American country with the world's longest national anthem | |
| New Mexico city that is home to the world's largest hot air balloon festival | |
| First Roman emperor who was the grand-nephew and adopted son of Julius Caesar | |
| Swahili for 'freedom' | |
| Westernmost county in New York | |
| Spanish Baroque style of architectural ornament | |
| Iowa city that is home to the steepest and shortest railroad in the world | |
| Latin for 'little man' | |
| John who was White House Chief of Staff under George H.W. Bush | |
| gloomy; mournful | |
| Furry pachyderm residents of 'Sesame Street' | |
| First name of shady 'Harry Potter' character Fletcher | |
| Complaining | |
| Buttercup genus | |
| boisterous; unruly | |
| Statuelike | |
| Underwater | |
| Whispering | |
| A mound of earth placed over a grave | |
| Linux-based operating system | |
| Native name of Australia's Ayers Rock | |
| Ugly | |
| Uncivilized | |
| Lower part of a bridge | |
| Exorbitant | |
| Rapacious; greedy | |