| A. | John Keats ends this poem with "Do I wake or sleep?" |
| | B. | Idiom used to introduce an explanation or an excuse |
| | C. | Domination, influence, or authority over another, as by one nation over others |
| | D. | Offshoot of post-punk rock |
| | E. | They make Special K, Pop-Tarts, Froot Loops, Apple Jacks, etc. |
| | F. | Interest or activity that is increasingly popular or trendy |
| | G. | Irish writer and painter whose life is portrayed in the film My Left Foot |
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| | I. | Pull-string "talking" doll sold by Mattel from 1959 to 1965 |
| | J. | Herod Antipas ordered this itinerant preacher to be beheaded |
| | | L. | Expression advising to wait a little longer, not to give up |
| | | N. | Pennsylvania city known for the Horseshoe Curve, a National Historic Landmark |
| | O. | #1 Hot 100 hit for Nelly in 2002 |
| | P. | Take any or all measures to do or achieve something |
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