| Runs away from difficulty | 25 |
| Goes yellow, say | 16 |
| Cuts and runs | 13 |
| Chooses flight over fight | 25 |
| Realigns restaurant furniture? | 30 |
| Gains control, in a way | 23 |
| Shows disapproval, in a way | 27 |
| Emphatically refuses, in a way | 30 |
| Denies a request, emphatically | 30 |
| Ballpark-entrance device | 24 |
| Urban underground access | 24 |
| Subway-entrance device | 22 |
| Station rotation location | 25 |
| Repositions ceramics? | 21 |
| One-way-traffic enforcer, often | 31 |
| Entrance sight, maybe | 21 |
| Ballpark entry device | 21 |
| Prepares to play Scrabble? | 26 |
| Transit accesses | 16 |
| Subway devices | 14 |
| How to make rural crossings subway entrances | 44 |
| Avails oneself of | 17 |
| Seeks help from | 15 |
| Starts focusing on | 18 |
| Seeks the aid of | 16 |
| Seeks aid from | 14 |
| What someone who looks at Medusa does | 37 |
| Prepares for mug shot #2, say | 29 |
| Ways to make lefts and rights? | 30 |
| Left, right and hairpin? | 24 |
| Uncovers, as evidence | 21 |
| Gets persnickety | 16 |
| SNRUT | 5 |
| Dan the Automator's instrument | 34 |
| Stereo-system component | 23 |
| Source of sour cream? | 21 |
| Roundhouse feature | 18 |
| Rotating platform | 17 |
| Phonograph component | 20 |
| Phonograph | 10 |
| Once popular player | 19 |
| DJ's spinner | 16 |
| CD player forerunner | 20 |
| Pull off a complete reversal | 28 |
| ______ tide | 11 |
| Start to improve | 16 |
| Pass through a crisis safely | 28 |
| Dear old dad the cosmetic surgeon always told me to ___ | 55 |
| An eye for an eye, but also... | 30 |
| Spin a different Arab leader around? | 36 |
| Bob Seger hit | 13 |
| Reverse an opponent's advantage | 35 |
| Return a hotfoot | 16 |
| Flip-flop, in the dining room? | 30 |
| Change defeat into victory | 26 |
| Cause a dramatic reversal | 25 |
| Seek aid from | 13 |
| "Who Can I ___?": 1964 song | 37 |
| Ask, as for aid | 15 |
| Look for help from | 18 |
| Become, as mush | 15 |
| Ask, as for assistance | 22 |
| Ask for help from | 17 |
| "Now that I've finished vacuuming and laundry, what should I do next?" | 84 |
| 1965 hit tune | 13 |
| 1965 chart topper | 17 |
| How to make a tortoise capsize | 30 |
| Appear eventually | 17 |
| Regard with disdain | 19 |
| Trouser cuffs | 13 |
| Pants cuffs, to Brits | 21 |
| British trouser cuffs | 21 |
| Put more pressure (on) ... or a title for this puzzle? | 54 |
| A1: "Now listen. Just ___ on these ..." | 49 |
| Apply force in police jargon | 29 |
| Party person's request | 26 |
| Television request | 18 |
| Make it louder | 14 |
| . . . to an audio technician (press 8) | 38 |
| "Dinosaur Hunter" in a Nintendo series | 48 |
| "___: Dinosaur Hunter" (Nintendo 64 game) | 51 |
| Lawyer/author Scott | 19 |
| "Reversible Errors" novelist | 38 |
| "Presumed Innocent" novelist | 38 |
| "One L" author | 24 |
| "Innocent" author | 27 |
| 'Presumed Innocent' author | 34 |
| ''Presumed Innocent'' writer | 44 |
| ''Presumed Innocent'' creator | 45 |
| Thriller author Scott | 21 |
| Scott who wrote "Presumed Innocent" | 45 |
| Scott who wrote "Identical" | 37 |
| Scott of legal novels | 21 |
| Best-selling author of "Personal Injuries" | 52 |
| Author of legal thrillers | 25 |
| Author of "Reversible Errors" | 39 |
| Author of "Presumed Innocent" | 39 |
| "Presumed Innocent" writer | 36 |
| "Presumed Innocent" penman | 36 |
| "Pleading Guilty" novelist Scott | 42 |