| Singer Clay |
| Crooner Clay |
| City in S. C. |
| Invisible" Clay |
| Horsy S.C. city |
| Openly gay Clay |
| Poet Conrad ___ |
| Clay in a studio |
| Senlin's creator |
| Idol" success Clay |
| American Idol Clay |
| South Carolina city |
| American Idol" alum |
| U.S. poet: 1889-1973 |
| Bread and Music" poet |
| Ushant" author Conrad |
| Conrad ___, U.S. poet |
| Clay of "American Idol |
| Idol of the "Claymates |
| Idol" runner-up of 2003 |
| Pulitzer poet Conrad __ |
| American Idol" alum Clay |
| American Idol" runner-up |
| Pulitzer Prize poet: 1930 |
| American Idol" singer Clay |
| Runner-up on "American Idol |
| American Idol" success Clay |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Conrad |
| 'American Idol' alumnus Clay |
| Clay of "American Idol" fame |
| Singer-turned-politician Clay |
| 'American Idol' runner-up Clay |
| Pulitzer poet Conrad ___: 1930 |
| American Idol" contestant Clay |
| Clay who lost on "American Idol |
| Clay who sang on "American Idol |
| Conrad who wrote "Ushant," 1952 |
| Poet or former senator from Vt. |
| Idol Clay currently in "Spamalot |
| Singer with fans called "Claymates |
| Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Conrad |
| Idol whose fans are called Claymates |
| American Idol" season 2 runner-up Clay |
| Idol whose fans are known as Claymates |
| Senator from the Green Mountain State. |
| Singer whose fans are called Claymates |
| ''Selected Poems'' Pulitzer poet Conrad |
| George ___, Vermont senator for 34 years |
| ''Cats and Bats and Things With Wings'' poet |
| Idol" runner-up with fans known as "Claymates |
| Idol contestant who came in second to Studdard |
| Clay who was the "Idol" runner-up to Ruben Studdard |
| American Idol" star whose fans are called "Claymates |
| American Idol" runner-up with the album "Measure of a Man |