| Burden for Jack and Jill | 24 |
| Tote for Jack and Jill | 22 |
| Something well-placed? | 22 |
| Shovel's sandbox mate | 25 |
| Shovel's companion | 22 |
| Sand sculptor's need | 24 |
| Sand castle-making need | 23 |
| Painter's container | 23 |
| Nursery rhyme container | 23 |
| Mold for a sand castle turret | 29 |
| Lunch container, for some | 25 |
| Jack and Jill's tote | 24 |
| Jack and Jill's luggage | 27 |
| Item for Jack and Jill | 22 |
| It's handled for farmers | 28 |
| Gardener's equipment | 24 |
| Gardener's accessory | 24 |
| Container for zoo food | 22 |
| Burden for a nursery duo | 24 |
| Aid for sandcastle builders | 27 |
| Sand holders at the beach | 25 |
| Sand castle building aids | 25 |
| Containers for liquids | 22 |
| Many sand castle molds | 22 |
| Hard hats' lunch holders | 28 |
| Prerequisite for gain? | 22 |
| "No ___, no gain" | 27 |
| This may stab or shoot | 22 |
| What an analgesic stops | 23 |
| What a French baker produces | 28 |
| What a dolorimeter measures | 27 |
| T-___ (noted Auto-Tune user) | 28 |
| Some athletes play through it | 29 |
| Reason to take acetaminophen | 28 |
| Reason for a clinic visit | 25 |
| Little brother, at times | 24 |
| It might be in the neck | 23 |
| It can be chronic or shooting | 29 |
| "Royal" nuisance | 26 |
| "Royal" annoyance | 27 |
| "No __, no gain" | 26 |
| "I feel your __" | 26 |
| Common Sense author | 22 |
| "Common Sense" man | 28 |
| 'Common Sense' writer | 29 |
| Early American pamphleteer | 26 |
| Activist admired by Edison | 26 |
| Pamphlet author Thomas | 22 |
| Early American patriot Thomas | 29 |
| American revolutionary | 22 |
| "Crisis" author | 25 |
| "Common Sense" name | 29 |
| Word with growing or great | 26 |
| Labor ___ (childbirth woes) | 27 |
| Great care, so to speak | 23 |
| Downsides of childbirth | 23 |
| "Growing ___" | 23 |
| Use a roller and brush | 22 |
| Benjamin Moore product | 22 |
| A stripper takes it off | 23 |
| Word with oil and water | 23 |
| Put on a coat of sorts | 22 |
| Prevent from rusting, perhaps | 29 |
| Name for a Western horse | 24 |
| It's removed by stripping | 29 |
| Horse in western ballad | 23 |
| Emulate Willem de Kooning | 25 |
| Emulate Georgia O'Keeffe | 28 |
| Avoid this if it's wet! | 27 |
| "Goodbye, Old ___" | 28 |
| It can help you put on a coat | 29 |
| They may be tested for lead | 27 |
| Arizona tourist attraction | 26 |
| Arizona attraction (34) | 23 |
| Studio item with a thumb hole | 29 |
| Alternative to a roller | 23 |
| Sherwin-Williams selections | 27 |
| Puts on at least one coat | 25 |
| Freshens a wall, perhaps | 24 |
| Describes in vivid detail | 25 |
| Applies oil to, perhaps | 23 |
| "Party hearty!" | 25 |
| Poker holding, perhaps | 22 |
| Low-ranking poker hand | 22 |
| It beats nothing in poker | 25 |
| A three-of-a-kind beats it | 26 |
| Unexciting poker holding | 24 |
| Part of a poker full house | 26 |
| It's not much to show | 25 |
| It's better than ace-high | 29 |
| It might be held by a folder | 28 |
| It may be held by a folder | 26 |
| It beats nothing, in poker | 26 |
| Hall and Oates, for example | 27 |
| Good hold'em holding | 24 |
| Like socks in a drawer | 22 |
| Like Noah's passengers | 26 |
| Like Noah's animals | 23 |
| ___ off (went in twos) | 22 |
| Ready to board the Ark, say | 27 |