| ESP, they say |
| Over there, to a poet |
| They can be felt in a classroom |
| They take song requests at parties: Abbr. |
| They get tossed |
| An' they talks ___ lovin' . . . ": Kipling |
| They're new and unusual |
| Hershey's nibble |
| They're supportive to a star |
| Ledger for recording transactions as they occur |
| Hershey's Kiss, essentially? |
| They sparkle on diamonds |
| They may conceal shiners |
| Over there, old-style |
| They were big-boned |
| They're restricted in some diets |
| They may be tossed back |
| They swing in and out of a saloon |
| They think they're special |
| Journalist Heywood |
| Entertainment options so named because the audience is more detached, per McLuhan (not because he thought they were awesome) |
| They can go pretty low |
| They don't come from naysayers |
| They're near appendices |
| They might touch one's heart |
| Heyday |
| ...a Heyman/Sour/ Eyton/Green collaboration with Isaac Hayes and David Porter? |
| They're in a clergyman's closet |
| They might give you a jump-start |
| Theyre inseparable, sang Sinatra |