| Mopes |
| Dawdles |
| Is dreamy |
| Mars' two |
| Mars pair |
| Butts out? |
| Is pensive |
| Satellites |
| Hindsights? |
| Saturn's 18 |
| Bottoms out? |
| Mars has two |
| Acts dreamily |
| Io and Phobos |
| Jupiter's XII |
| Mohawk months |
| Pluto quintet |
| Shows a seat? |
| Jupiter has 63 |
| Jupiter has 67 |
| Jupiter's orbs |
| Mercury's lack |
| Gazes dreamily |
| Periods of time |
| Jupiter's dozen |
| Saturn has many |
| Some satellites |
| The two of Mars |
| Planet circlers |
| Saturn features |
| Jupiter has many |
| The 62 of Saturn |
| Phobos and Deimos |
| Crescent and half |
| Gets cheeky with? |
| Brings up the rear |
| They circle Saturn |
| Certain satellites |
| Planetary orbiters |
| Natural satellites |
| Blue and new things |
| Europa and Callisto |
| Indian time periods |
| Jupiter has eleven. |
| Jupiter has twelve. |
| Months, to Hiawatha |
| Planets' satellites |
| Planetary satellites |
| Callisto and Ganymede |
| Indian time divisions |
| Io and Callisto, e.g. |
| Presents with a seat? |
| Io and Ganymede, e.g. |
| Ancient calendar units |
| Astronomers' sightings |
| Jupiter has 69 of them |
| Many ___ (a long time) |
| Stares absent-mindedly |
| Telescopist's sightings |
| Turns the other cheeks? |
| Phobos and Deimos, e.g. |
| They may be new or full |
| Mars's Phobos and Deimos |
| Blue Lucky Charms shapes |
| Word after many or honey |
| Titania and Oberon, e.g. |
| Jupiter's Io and Callisto |
| Phoebe and Rhea, to Saturn |
| Responds to "Bottoms up!"? |
| Deimos and Phobos, to Mars |
| Phobos and Deimos, to Mars |
| Mercury and Venus lack them |
| Stares wistfully into space |
| Jupiter's Ganymede and Europa |
| Blue Lucky Charms marshmallows |
| Triton and Proteus, to Neptune |
| Callisto and Europa, to Jupiter |
| Many ___ since we did the do" 311 |
| Ganymede and Lysithea, to Jupiter |
| 311 "Many ___ since first I saw you |
| Some Lucky Charms marshmallow shapes |
| Early Native American calendar units? |
| Titan, Rhea and 60 others, for Saturn |
| Time periods lasting about 29 1/2 days |
| Many of Uranus's are named after Shakespearean characters |