| Absence of sense of pain |
| Rhyme scheme in a so-called "Rubáiyát stanza |
| Aerie Faerie Nonsense" band, with "The |
| America's so-called Third Coast |
| Bit of nonsense famously replacing "strangers in the night |
| A Book of Nonsense" author, 1846 |
| Sixth ecclesiastical Jewish month |
| Talked nonsense |
| Absence of the sense of pain |
| Like no-nonsense questions |
| A psychic may sense it |
| Talks nonsense |
| Absolute nonsense |
| Melodic sense |
| All but the fifth and sixth words in "Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo |
| Spouting nonsense |
| One of the senses |
| Sixth century Chinese dynasty |
| A Book of Nonsense" poet |
| Colorful superhero with very acute senses and exceptional physical skills: 2 wds. |
| Type of moment where everything finally makes sense spiritually |
| Nonsense about a cocktail? |
| Sense of oneself, e.g. |
| Pauses made while saying nonsense? |
| That makes sense," facetiously |
| Common sense" philosopher Thomas |
| It makes sense |
| One with an underground sense of humor? |
| Places to get wired, in two senses of the word |
| Because ___!" (mom's no-nonsense explanation): 3 wds. |