| In |
| Mod |
| Cool |
| Wise |
| Boot |
| Coxa |
| Scent |
| Savvy |
| Smart |
| Joint |
| Groovy |
| Trendy |
| Haunch |
| ___hop |
| Huckle |
| Pelvis |
| With it |
| Stylish |
| Stylin' |
| Hooray! |
| I'm ___ |
| Tuned-in |
| Clued in |
| In style |
| In vogue |
| Swiveler |
| Clued-up |
| Leg-joint |
| Roof part |
| Hop start |
| Plugged-in |
| Au courant |
| In fashion |
| Not square |
| Roof style |
| Not passé |
| Pelvispart |
| Roof joint |
| Cool, man! |
| Roof angle |
| Fashionable |
| Large joint |
| Wise: Slang |
| Cheer start |
| Pelvic bone |
| Trendsetting |
| Having savvy |
| Up on things |
| In the know. |
| Kind of boot |
| Street-smart |
| Type of roof |
| Kind of roof |
| Kind of pads |
| Rose's fruit |
| Unlike nerds |
| Pelvic joint |
| Sciatic area |
| Well informed |
| Cheer leader? |
| Midbody joint |
| In the groove |
| Onto the jive |
| Swivel joint? |
| Cheer starter |
| Turning point? |
| Cool, in a way |
| Why __ bother? |
| Femur terminus |
| Mid-body joint |
| Sciatic region |
| Cool" relative |
| Part of a rose |
| Aware, in slang |
| Modern and cool |
| Not button-down |
| Cool and modern |
| Fruit of a rose |
| Style-conscious |
| Part of a cheer |
| Holster's place |
| Swinging joint? |
| Fanny pack spot |
| Very fashionable |
| ___ to Be Square |
| Word with hooray |
| Holster location |
| Not at all nerdy |
| Cool, old-school |
| Up on the latest |
| Start of a cheer |
| Currently popular |
| Hula Hoop spinner |
| Hula hoop support |
| Oft-replaced part |
| Not at all square |
| Modern and trendy |
| Replacement part? |
| Femur's upper end |
| Replaceable joint |
| Not square in 1959 |
| The Tragically ___ |
| Tuned in to trends |
| Trendy, informally |
| Oft-replaced joint |
| Oft-swiveled joint |
| Word before hooray |
| Ahead of the curve |
| Shoot from the ___ |
| Holster's location |
| Hula hoop supporter |
| Opposite of "passé |
| Pants pocket locale |
| Place for a holster |
| Aware of what's new |
| Place to shoot from |
| Joint near the waist |
| Often-replaced joint |
| Pants pocket's place |
| Aware of what's what |
| Beginning of a cheer |
| Pocket locale, often |
| Common pocket locale |
| Culturally conversant |
| Holster or flask spot |
| ____-hop (music style) |
| Holster's place, often |
| Into the newest trends |
| Kind of bone or pocket |
| Kind of pocket or roof |
| Not square, old-school |
| One of a swiveled pair |
| Where pagers were worn |
| Word with hop or joint |
| Type of boots or flask |
| In on the latest trends |
| In the know, informally |
| It comes before hurray. |
| Joint swiveled by Elvis |
| Kind of pocket or boots |
| Up on the latest trends |
| Kind of pocket or socket |
| Street-smart, informally |
| ___-hop (rapper's genre) |
| Place from which to shoot |
| In the know, to a beatnik |
| Canucks The Tragically ___ |
| Joint that may be swiveled |
| One of two before "hooray! |
| ___-huggers (type of pants) |
| Word repeated before hurray |
| ___-hop (Gucci Mane's genre) |
| ___-huggers (style of pants) |
| Huey Lewis "___ to Be Square |
| ___ flask (liquor container) |
| Axilla : armpit :: coxa : ___ |
| Joint that may need replacing |
| Like ripped jeans in the '90s |
| The upper femur is part of it |
| Joint at the top of the femur |
| Cry said twice before "hooray! |
| When doubled, start of a cheer |
| Word repeated before ''hooray'' |
| When repeated, start of a cheer |
| Hooray!" preceder, when repeated |
| Belly dancer's gyrating body part |
| Joint that's found near the waist |
| Body part next to a cop's holster |
| It's rotated when doing the twist |
| ___-huggers (style of denim pants) |
| A hockey player may check with one |
| Shoot from the ___ (speak frankly) |
| ___-hop (genre for Drake and Jay Z) |
| Popular with the cool kids these days |
| Word that's said twice before "Hooray! |
| ___ bone connected to the back bone ... |
| Body part that's wiggled in a hula dance |
| __ to Be Square": Huey Lewis & the News hit |
| Down with what the kids are into these days |
| ___ to Be Square" (Huey Lewis and the News hit) |
| Like alt.weekly writers (or so they hope you think) |