| FASTIDIOUS | Mr. Fancy Pants is not excessively tidy, he's ... |
| OVERNEAT | Excessively tidy, fussily arranged |
| ELAN | Vigorous enthusiasm, to Mr. Fancy Pants |
| PSEUD | Faker, to Mr. Fancy Pants |
| NONSEQUITUR | No illogical conclusions for Mr. Fancy Pants; he makes a ... |
| GREGARIOUS | Mr. Fancy Pants isn't social, he's ... |
| DINE | Eat with Mr. Fancy Pants, say |
| PONDEROSITY | Hugeness, to Mr. Fancy Pants |
| BIGGISHNESS | Hugeness, to Mr. Fancy Pants |
| ENNUI | Boredom, to Mr. Fancy Pants |
| MAGNANIMOUS | Mr. Fancy Pants isn't noble of spirit, he's ... |
| COLOSSALITY | Hugeness, to Mr. Fancy Pants |
| GRANDIOSITY | Hugeness, to Mr. Fancy Pants |
| EBON | Black, to Mr. Fancy-Pants |
| BREATHTAKING | A banker with tight pants is awesome (12) |
| OVERANDDONEWITH | Editor with handwoven pants is finished for good! (4,3,4,4) |
| ANTS | Has _ _ in one's pants; is jittery |
| INORDINATE | An editor in pants is unrestrained (10) |
| INTELLECT | Celt I lent pants is great thinker (9) |
| CAPRI | Mediterranean isle for which a style of pants is named |
