| Appealing musical refrain | 25 |
| ... crochet because I was __ | 28 |
| Some golf school students | 25 |
| Golf drivers, at times | 22 |
| Clergymen Richard and Thomas | 28 |
| Reason for rhinoplasty | 22 |
| Plastic surgeon's target | 28 |
| Feature of some pliers | 22 |
| Catchy parts of pop songs | 25 |
| Trailer park connection | 23 |
| Get close without being close | 29 |
| Connect, as peripherals | 23 |
| Larry Bird's target | 23 |
| Target for a free throw | 23 |
| Lion tamer's accessory | 26 |
| Willis Reed's target | 24 |
| Scarlett's skirt type | 25 |
| Rim on a basketball court | 25 |
| M. Jordan's target | 22 |
| Lion tamer's apparatus | 26 |
| Larry Bird's basket | 23 |
| Kind of skirt or snake | 22 |
| Earring or skirt shape | 22 |
| Animal trainer's prop | 25 |
| Abdul-Jabbar's target | 25 |
| 1978 Burt Reynolds film | 23 |
| Burt Reynolds film: 1978 | 24 |
| Ticker-tape parade, e.g. | 24 |
| It usually follows a big win | 28 |
| Basketball, informally | 22 |
| Tall people shoot them | 22 |
| Bands rolled by children | 24 |
| Appurtenances for dunking | 25 |
| Word after two hips (Var.) | 26 |
| ''Whoopie!'' | 28 |
| Exclamation of joy or victory | 29 |
| Follower of a pair of hips? | 27 |
| "Hip hip" follower | 28 |
| Buckeye's neighbor | 22 |
| The least bit of concern | 24 |
| Gibson of old westerns | 22 |
| Holler's companion | 22 |
| Something an owl gives | 22 |
| Slightest bit of concern | 24 |
| Happening with lots of laughs | 29 |
| Fourth word in the ladder | 25 |
| ___ & the Blowfish | 22 |
| Relatives of raspberries | 24 |
| Hollers' companions | 23 |
| Says "to-whoo" | 24 |
| Raspberries' cousins | 24 |
| Nocturnal forest sounds | 23 |
| Night birds' calls | 22 |
| Coolidge's successor | 24 |
| Product sold with a bag | 23 |
| President from West Branch | 26 |
| President after Coolidge | 24 |
| Loser to Roosevelt in 1932 | 26 |
| Big name in carpet cleaning | 27 |
| Lake Mead construction | 22 |
| School dance of the past | 24 |
| Bobby-soxer's event | 23 |
| "Happy Days" dance | 28 |
| Progress by leaps and bounds? | 29 |
| Bounce like a kangaroo | 22 |
| Start of a triple jump | 22 |
| Skip and jump preceder | 22 |
| Place where people twisted | 26 |
| Enter the one-legged race | 25 |
| '50s high school event | 26 |
| Word after bunny or sock | 24 |
| Syllable after car or table | 27 |
| Sock ___ (informal dance) | 25 |
| Skip and jump predecessor | 25 |
| React to a bad toe-stubbing | 27 |
| Puddle jumper's trip | 24 |
| Place where many would twist | 28 |
| Partner of skip and jump | 24 |
| Jump #1 in a triple jump | 24 |
| It may be taken in a shuttle | 28 |
| It comes before skip and jump | 29 |
| High school dance, maybe | 24 |
| Get aboard, as a train | 22 |
| Fielder's challenge | 23 |
| Event with gals in ponytails | 28 |
| Event for bobby-soxers | 22 |
| Emulate the Easter bunny | 24 |
| Easter basket delivery gait? | 28 |
| Dance in one's socks? | 25 |
| Bobby-soxer's ball | 22 |
| Airman's short trip | 23 |
| "May I?" step | 23 |
| "Happy Days" event | 28 |
| '50s high school dance | 26 |
| Ride for free, perhaps | 22 |
| Gabby was his sidekick | 22 |
| Clinton's birthplace | 24 |
| Second of three virtues | 23 |
| Partner of Faith and Charity | 28 |
| Cross one's fingers | 23 |