| Clue | Answer |
|---|
| A frank and sincere discussion, usually between close friends (3 words) | |
| An expensive but delicious cut of beef steak (1 word) | |
| Beavis' compatriot (1 word) | |
| Canines of the upper jaw, and your only body part with 4 'E's out of 8 letters (1 word) | |
| Common name of the Cardiopulmonary bypass pump often used in modern surgery (3 words) | |
| Cost of something exceedingly expensive (5 words) | |
Deeply in love, upside down (counterintuitively),
or a hit song title for both the Go-Gos and Tears For Fears (3 words) | |
| Economically, having to spend or consume all you have merely to survive (4 words) | |
| If you've ordered more food than you can actually eat, your mom'll probably say this. (7 words) | |
| In close association with; With complete co-operation (3 words) | |
| In person, rather than by telephone or teleconference (3 words) | |
| Old Testament term for a just or appropriate level of punishment (5 words) | |
| On consecutive occassions, like winning 2 championships in a row (3 words) | |
| Popular American dandruff shampoo (3 words) | |
| Popular pork cut for barbeques, contrary to the name it is not exclusively from piglets (3 words) | |
| So close in a competition that a leader cannot be determined (3 words) | |
| Someone significantly underweight is said to be reduced to this (3 words) | |
| Something that is said, but not to be taken seriously (3 words) | |
| Stride required in walking races (3 words, joined by hyphens) | |
The 2006 World Cup may be best remembered for Zinedine Zidane
getting a red card for giving Marco Materazzi one of these (1 word) | |
| The position you might physically be in if you were desperately begging (3 words) | |
| Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama or a very narrow margin of escape (5 words) | |
| Three areas of medical specialty for an Otolaryngologist (4 words) | |
| To express your disdain or derision, using an offensive gesture (3 words) | |
| To fight using every means available (3 words) | |
Type of dancing performed by Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers,
or a song first sung by Fred Astaire (3 words) | |
| What playing video games is supposed to improve (3 words) | |
| When you've said something unintentionally embarrassing you are said to have done this (6 words) | |
What do they want to do tonight?
The same this they do every night. Try to take over the world. | |
Slapping your own forehead
or what you might do when you see some of the answers you missed (1 word) | |
