| Word after blue or bird | 23 |
| Bug with its own season? | 24 |
| Bug with its own season | 23 |
| Bug that leaves you weak | 24 |
| Unwelcome Asian export | 22 |
| Reason for a shot in the arm? | 29 |
| It's worse than a cold | 26 |
| It may be going around | 22 |
| Common viral infection | 22 |
| Avian or Asian follower | 23 |
| Asian or Hong Kong illness | 26 |
| Word with blue or bird | 22 |
| What some shots are for | 23 |
| Viral illness, briefly | 22 |
| Viral disease, for short | 24 |
| Unwelcome Asian visitor | 23 |
| Unwanted "gift" | 25 |
| Type of shot taken in winter | 28 |
| Sneeze's cause, perhaps | 27 |
| Reason to take a sick day | 25 |
| Reason to get inoculated | 24 |
| Possible work force reducer | 27 |
| Pandemic during World War I | 27 |
| Pandemic disease of 1918 | 24 |
| It might keep you in bed | 24 |
| It might be going around | 24 |
| It may be Asian or avian | 24 |
| Debilitating winter ailment | 27 |
| Cause of chills and fever | 25 |
| Blue ___ (cops' sickout) | 28 |
| Blue ___ (cops' sick-out) | 29 |
| Asian or swine follower | 23 |
| ''Asian'' bug | 29 |
| Blow, as one's lines | 24 |
| Mess up one's lines | 23 |
| Bungle, as a golf drive | 23 |
| Bit for the blooper reel | 24 |
| Contents of many outtakes | 25 |
| Blows, as one's lines | 25 |
| Blows, as a script line | 23 |
| Where there's smoke | 23 |
| It may be full of hot air | 25 |
| Chimney cleaner's concern | 29 |
| Oboe's air channel | 22 |
| Polished, languagewise | 22 |
| Well-versed in a language | 25 |
| Linguistically knowledgeable | 28 |
| Material of no consequence | 26 |
| Lightweight news story, say | 27 |
| Inconsequential matter | 22 |
| Inconsequential material | 24 |
| Inconsequential entertainment | 29 |
| Hardly erudite material | 23 |
| Bungle one's lines | 22 |
| Plumps up, as a pillow | 22 |
| Unconstrained in movement | 25 |
| Like graceful movements | 23 |
| Lighter __: Zippo filler | 24 |
| Graceful, as ballet movements | 29 |
| Liquids and gases, e.g. | 23 |
| Gasoline and water, e.g. | 24 |
| Outlandish bit of luck | 22 |
| Winning the lottery, say | 24 |
| Hole in one, assuredly | 22 |
| Serendipitous occurrence | 24 |
| Accidental stroke of luck | 25 |
| Succeeded accidentally | 22 |
| Strokes of unanticipated luck | 29 |
| Serendipitous occurrences | 25 |
| Require a re-test, perhaps | 26 |
| One usually leads to a repeat | 29 |
| Hold back a year in school | 26 |
| Shots may prevent them | 22 |
| They're nasty bugs | 22 |
| Wintertime afflictions | 22 |
| Strains in the winter? | 22 |
| Reasons for school absences | 27 |
| Not-so-mild winter ailments | 27 |
| Mrs. Browning's dog | 23 |
| Elizabeth Barrett's dog | 27 |
| Collection of diamonds? | 23 |
| Rampal's instrument | 23 |
| Instrument with fingerholes | 27 |
| High-pitched wind instrument | 28 |
| The Tin ____ , by G. Roy | 26 |
| New Year's Eve clinker | 26 |
| Mozart's magic instrument | 29 |
| Ian Anderson's instrument | 29 |
| Grooved or ridged pleat | 23 |
| Galway's instrument | 23 |
| Eric Dolphy's instrument | 28 |
| Container for a toaster | 23 |
| "The Magic ___" | 25 |
| Like some champagne glasses | 27 |
| Having long, rounded grooves | 28 |
| Having decorative grooves | 25 |
| Crimped, as a piecrust | 22 |
| Piccolos' larger kin | 24 |
| John Galway's collection | 28 |
| State of constant change | 24 |