| Energy drink with a bovine logo | 31 |
| Drink containing taurine | 24 |
| Oscar winner for "Sayonara" | 37 |
| Colorful comedian | 17 |
| When the zipper breaks, ___ | 27 |
| TV comic Aaron Chwatt | 21 |
| Oscar winner in "Sayonara" | 36 |
| Joe Kelly player in "Sayonara" | 40 |
| Limerick, part two: "Who lived in a bright ___" | 57 |
| Some porters | 12 |
| Depot baggage handlers | 22 |
| Workers with lots of baggage | 28 |
| Station porters | 15 |
| Railway porters | 15 |
| Baggage porters | 15 |
| Baggage carriers | 16 |
| Ejection penalty in soccer | 26 |
| Diamond, for example | 20 |
| Ejection notices | 16 |
| State flower of Ohio | 20 |
| Country where everyone drives the same color automobile? | 56 |
| Evidence against an Oscar attendee? | 35 |
| Welcome items | 13 |
| Underfootings for dignitaries | 29 |
| Special treatments | 18 |
| Award show features | 19 |
| Protest against fiery roadsters? | 32 |
| Product that offers drivers a rosy outlook on things? | 53 |
| Erythrocyte | 11 |
| Oxygen carrier | 14 |
| Blood component that contains hemoglobin | 40 |
| They contain hemoglobin | 23 |
| Ingredient in a concrete American flag? | 39 |
| Trivial amount of money | 23 |
| Cliched pittance | 16 |
| Trivial holding | 15 |
| Russian coin? | 13 |
| Part of a bottom dollar? | 24 |
| Mere penny | 10 |
| Mao's realm | 15 |
| Cold War country | 16 |
| Passe political appellation | 27 |
| Barber takes on Ali | 19 |
| Colorful Sioux chief? | 21 |
| Bozeman Trail opposer | 21 |
| "Colorful" Sioux chief | 32 |
| Like British soldiers in the Revolution | 39 |
| Yorktown soldiers | 17 |
| Washington's foes | 21 |
| Paul Revere's foes | 22 |
| Minutemen's foes | 20 |
| Minutemen's foe | 19 |
| Early losers at Saratoga | 24 |
| Burgoyne's men | 18 |
| British soldiers during the American Revolution | 47 |
| British in the Revolutionary War | 32 |
| New Zealand food fish | 21 |
| Food fish of Australia and New Zealand | 38 |
| Marine life used for jewelry | 28 |
| Its skeleton may be used to make jewelry | 40 |
| With "Little," Prince's transportation in 1983? | 61 |
| Plant also known as orange hawkweed | 35 |
| Advance in business | 19 |
| Hewlett Johnson's epithet | 29 |
| Poe's "The Masque of the ___" | 43 |
| Rome alternative | 16 |
| Sign of embarrassment | 21 |
| Blushes | 7 |
| Gets flushed | 12 |
| Flushes | 7 |
| Shows bashfulness, in a way | 27 |
| Shows shame | 11 |
| Begins to steam | 15 |
| Flushes out? | 12 |
| Becomes embarrassed | 19 |
| More embarrassed forest creature screwed up? | 44 |
| 1964 Antonioni film | 19 |
| Most rubicund | 13 |
| Most visibly embarrassed | 24 |
| Most embarrassed | 16 |
| Most sunburned | 14 |
| Most embarrassed, colorwise | 27 |
| Most carmine | 12 |
| Most ashamed-looking | 20 |
| Most abashed | 12 |
| Deepest, as a blush | 19 |
| Fred Sanford portrayer | 22 |
| Player of a TV junkman | 22 |
| John Sanford's stage name | 29 |
| He played Fred Sanford | 22 |
| Fred Sanford player, on TV | 26 |
| Comic born John Sanford | 23 |
| Comedian from St. Louis | 23 |
| Comedian born John Elroy Sanford | 32 |
| Much "Sanford and Son" banter? | 40 |
| A bit flushed | 13 |
| Like flushed cheeks, colorwise | 30 |
| Like an Irish terrier, colorwise | 32 |
| Blushing a bit | 14 |
| A bit ruddy | 11 |