| Happy |
| Merry |
| Jolly |
| Riant |
| Queer |
| Lively |
| Blithe |
| Jovial |
| Joyful |
| Jocund |
| Cheery |
| Festive |
| Chipper |
| Ben- -- |
| Carefree |
| Cheerful |
| Sprightly |
| ___ Paree |
| Marriage? |
| Frolicsome |
| ___-Pay-Oo |
| Blithesome |
| Fun-loving |
| LGBTQ part |
| Homosexual |
| Kind of bar |
| __ Nineties |
| Mans man? |
| Not straight |
| Flaming, say |
| Like a queen |
| Kind of pride |
| Light-hearted |
| High-spirited |
| Kind of blade |
| Author Talese |
| Writer Talese |
| Brewer of golf |
| Bright, lively |
| Enola or Paree |
| Like the 1890s |
| Nineties, e.g. |
| In high spirits |
| The "G" in LGBT |
| In a merry mood |
| In a happy mood |
| Kind of marriage |
| Happy as a lark? |
| The G of LGBTQIA |
| Happily carefree |
| The ___ Nineties |
| The ___ Divorcee |
| Part of L.G.B.T. |
| Coming-out party? |
| Nineties, for one |
| Like a man's man? |
| The "G" in "LGBTQ |
| Full of merriment |
| Happy and carefree |
| Prideful, perhaps? |
| Part of L.G.B.T.Q. |
| Like the out crowd? |
| Nineties descriptor |
| The "G" of L.G.B.T. |
| Like "Paree," in song |
| In a lighthearted mood |
| Like Christmas apparel |
| Like most Grindr users |
| Not straight, in a way |
| ___ Men's Health Crisis |
| Like apparel in a carol |
| Like some carol apparel |
| Like civil union members |
| Like some Iowa newlyweds |
| Word with pride or Paree |
| ''Polly'' playwright John |
| Attracted to the same sex |
| Electric Six hit "___ Bar |
| Like some holiday apparel |
| Like most readers of "Out |
| Deck the Halls" descriptor |
| Like the 1890s, supposedly |
| Like Will of "Will & Grace |
| What the 1890s were called |
| The Beggar's Opera" writer |
| Enola Tibbets' middle name |
| Last name of a famous plane |
| Like Clay Aiken or Liberace |
| Party to many a civil union |
| In the closet, or out of it |
| Like Logo's target audience |
| He wrote "The Beggar's Opera |
| Like much of Logo's audience |
| Author of "The Beggar's Opera |
| Like "Deck the Halls" apparel |
| ''The Beggar's Opera'' author |
| Don we now our ___ apparel ... |
| Like some modern-day marriages |
| Like Lance Bass or Ricky Martin |
| Like many pride parade marchers |
| Honor Thy Father" author Talese |
| Like some Massachusetts marrieds |
| Applicant for a civil union, maybe |
| John who wrote "The Beggar's Opera |
| Like Ellen DeGeneres or Ellen Page |
| Like many Pride Parade participants |
| Cole Porter tune "Who Said ___ Paree? |
| Word that can precede "bar" or "pride |
| Glitter and Be _____" ("Candide" song) |
| ___ marriage (2013 Supreme Court topic) |
| Like Anderson Cooper or Ellen DeGeneres |
| Like Ellen DeGeneres or Anderson Cooper |
| Like the N.B.A.'s Jason Collins, notably |
| Like apparel donned in a Christmas carol |
| Like members of the Log Cabin Republicans |
| Like the apparel donned in "Deck the Halls |
| Like the target readership of Out magazine |
| Like the apparel in a certain Christmas carol |
| Like most readers of the magazine The Advocate |
| John who wrote "She who has never lov'd, has never liv'd |
| Glitter and Be ___" (aria from Leonard Bernstein's "Candide") |