| Maui musicmakers |
| Acme product that simplifies dating, from "Boston Quackie," 1957 |
| Acme ___ ("Tiny Toon Adventures" locale) |
| Acme product intended for recreational use (not for dropping bombs on roadrunners), from "Zipping Along," 1953 |
| Acme product for unsuspecting rabbits to swallow (comes with magnet), from "Compressed Hare," 1961 |
| Ancient musicmakers |
| Walkman and Discman successor |
| Angelic musicmakers? |
| Star Trek" regular ultimately promoted to Cmdr. |
| Acme's antonym |
| Muses' musicmakers |
| Acme |
| Weapon with a 90 cm blade |
| Chacmas and mandrills |
| About 7 cm long, like nails sold in hardware stores |
| Acme vehicle made for those who are a bit "unbalanced" (like coyotes), from "Hot Rod & Reel," 1959 |
| Pre-WWII musicmakers |
| McBain and McMahon |
| Wile E. Coyote purchases from Acme? |
| Maui musicmakers, for short |
| Allen or MacMurray |
| Acme's best customer? |
| TCM merchandise |
| Pet food brand that was pitched by Lorne Greene, Ed McMahon, and Garfield |
| Hawaiian musicmakers |
| McManus caper |
| Acmes |
| Acme's opposite |
| Product once pitched by Ed McMahon |
| Asner and McMahon |