| ESP, they say |
| Tee forerunner |
| A mouse may run on one |
| Home run, in baseball slang |
| River that runs near the Leaning Tower of Pisa |
| Runner Sebastian with two Olympic gold medals |
| Crunchy vegetable |
| River running through the Grand Canyon |
| Trunk offshoot |
| They can be felt in a classroom |
| French-speaking country where illegal activity runs rampant? |
| They take song requests at parties: Abbr. |
| Keypad forerunner |
| Ability to drink alcohol without evident drunkenness |
| They get tossed |
| Run and form a union? |
| An' they talks ___ lovin' . . . ": Kipling |
| They're new and unusual |
| They're supportive to a star |
| Asian body of water that has greatly shrunk |
| Ledger for recording transactions as they occur |
| Amorous runaway |
| Runs a nudist colony? |
| Drunk |
| Running contest |
| Potential tying run, perhaps |
| They sparkle on diamonds |
| Singer who redefined double standards by recording both "Runaround Sue" and "The Wanderer" in 1961 |
| Running buddy's question? |
| They may conceal shiners |