| Bassets and spaniels |
| Attend a party uninvited ... and a literal hint to five sets of circled letters |
| Animated TV clan in the Skypad Apartments |
| Available, as an apartment |
| Agcy. that sets (often surprisingly high) maximum standards for the amounts of the circled materials in edible goods |
| Org. that sets law school standards |
| Late tennis star and apartheid opponent |
| Certain apartment |
| Mame's corsets |
| Assets minus liabilities |
| Like some jeans and apartment buildings |
| First light ... or a phenomenon suggested by this puzzle's seven sets of circled letters? |
| Nineteenth-century stage genre involving watery sets |
| Ancestors of the present-day Ossets |
| Owned apartment, briefly |
| Assets and liabilities |
| Animal's apartment? |
| Fabergé-egg insets |
| Fall apart, politely speaking |
| Sets forth thoroughly |
| Liquidates one's assets, with "in |
| What sets a straphanger on autopilot? |
| Beagles and bassets |
| Sheldon's apartment-mate on "The Big Bang Theory |
| Apartment |
| Having more liabilities than assets |
| Intentionally apart |
| Apartment-complex unit |
| Like an unfurnished apartment |
| And Venus sets __ Mercury can rise": Pope |