| Pet |
| Spoon |
| Smooch |
| Isthmus |
| Make out |
| Canoodle |
| Body part |
| Lamp part |
| Lute part |
| Nape site |
| Thin part |
| Sitar part |
| Banjo part |
| Chain site |
| Crick site |
| Win margin |
| Tie locale |
| Bottle top |
| Violin part |
| Head turner |
| Bottle part |
| Guitar part |
| Choker site |
| Nape holder |
| Nape's site |
| Narrow part |
| Head stand? |
| Collar site |
| Head holder |
| Strait-___. |
| Hug and kiss |
| Of the woods |
| Muffler spot |
| Pain's spot? |
| Scarf target |
| Swan's pride |
| Tie position |
| Jugular site |
| Head support |
| Mandolin part |
| KISS IN A KIA |
| Head swiveler |
| Turtle chaser |
| Bottle feature |
| Bottle section |
| Goose or Great |
| Head supporter |
| Hug and smooch |
| Land formation |
| Risk one's ___ |
| Thing to wring |
| Tie's location |
| Victory margin |
| Place for a tie |
| Bandanna's spot |
| Choker location |
| Connecting land |
| Foulard's place |
| Giraffe's pride |
| Great ___, N.Y. |
| Hourglass part? |
| Muffler's place |
| Ostrich feature |
| Pendant's place |
| Violin section? |
| Giraffe feature |
| Dracula's target |
| Fender's feature |
| Smooch, in slang |
| Do some spooning |
| It may be braced |
| Jugular location |
| Part of a violin |
| Vampire's target |
| Part of a guitar |
| A winning margin |
| Flamingo feature |
| Part of a bottle |
| Narrow peninsula |
| Adam's apple spot |
| Place for a brace |
| Do some smooching |
| Place for a crick |
| Shirt measurement |
| Giraffe's feature |
| It comes to a head |
| A real head-turner |
| Narrow bottle part |
| Part of the woods? |
| Shaq-as-genie movie |
| Dracula's objective |
| It may be stuck out |
| Slender violin part |
| Fretted guitar part |
| Giraffe's trademark |
| Adam's apple setting |
| Narrow strip of land |
| Adam's apple locale? |
| Bottle's narrow part |
| Giraffe's prominence |
| Guitar's fingerboard |
| Notable swan feature |
| Race winner's margin |
| It holds its head up |
| Adam's apple location |
| Common place for pain |
| Narrowest bottle part |
| Strings run along one |
| Thin part of a violin |
| Banjo part with frets |
| Thin part of a bottle |
| Narrow part of bottle |
| Place to plant a kiss |
| Bony part of a chicken |
| Get romantic, in a way |
| Giraffe's long feature |
| Giraffe's tall feature |
| It has seven vertebrae |
| Long part of a giraffe |
| Middle of an hourglass |
| Dracula's usual target |
| This goes to your head |
| Some chicken, some ___. |
| Crew ___ (sweater type) |
| Skinny part of a bottle |
| Turtle or pencil closer |
| Unpopular chicken part. |
| Narrow part of a bottle |
| Bottle or goose follower |
| Giraffes have a long one |
| Head-shoulders connector |
| Head/shoulders connector |
| Part bitten by a vampire |
| What the risky stick out |
| Bottle or guitar feature |
| Item in a giblets package |
| Lengthy part of a giraffe |
| One might end up in a tie |
| Target of Dracula's bites |
| Where the Adam's apple is |
| Winning margin at a track |
| Giraffe's notable feature |
| Locale for an Adam's apple |
| Much of a giraffe's height |
| Part of a bottle or guitar |
| Part of the body — cheek |
| Thin part of a beer bottle |
| Vampires usually go for it |
| Giraffe's prominent feature |
| Long, thin part of a guitar |
| Prominent part of a giraffe |
| Where to go for the jugular |
| Vampire's favorite body part |
| Long, slender part of a swan |
| Part of a bottle or a guitar |
| Head and shoulders go-between |
| Slender part of a wine bottle |
| It helps you keep your head up |
| Post-Thanksgiving soup starter |
| Prominent feature of a flamingo |
| Distinctive feature of a giraffe |
| Giraffe's distinguishing feature |
| Where a muffler may be installed |
| ''Turtle'' or ''crew'' attachment |
| Chicken part that's good for soup |
| Narrow connecting part — smooch |
| Distinguishing feature of a giraffe |
| Place to plant a kiss or karate chop |
| Part of the body that a vampire bites |
| Winning margin of a horse race, perhaps |
| It could cause you to hold your head high |
| Anatomical feature referenced in four prior clues |