| Find a better place for, perhaps | 32 |
| Like cult films, again and again | 32 |
| Put back to zero, as a tripmeter | 32 |
| It may be pushed before starting | 32 |
| "Spring forward," e.g. | 32 |
| Returns to the start, in a sense | 32 |
| Do a blacksmith's repair job | 32 |
| Work on more, as a farrier might | 32 |
| Fix in a cobbler's shop, say | 32 |
| Attach a new bottom to, in a way | 32 |
| Used towels and such at the spa? | 32 |
| Vacation destinations, sometimes | 32 |
| What Dangerfield doesn't get | 32 |
| What pitchers need between games | 32 |
| Seventh day "activity" | 32 |
| Doctor's prescription, maybe | 32 |
| They may follow computer crashes | 32 |
| Bring back to original condition | 32 |
| One working on antiques, perhaps | 32 |
| What the defense does, sometimes | 32 |
| No longer on active duty (Abbr.) | 32 |
| Permanently off the clock: Abbr. | 32 |
| Like professors emeritus (Abbr.) | 32 |
| Decay after exposure to moisture | 32 |
| Mark again, but with sale prices | 32 |
| Change the price on at the store | 32 |
| Actor's headache, frequently | 32 |
| Any agent that delays or hinders | 32 |
| One relocating to Arizona, maybe | 32 |
| Doesn't become superannuated | 32 |
| Do an editor's task, perhaps | 32 |
| Prepare for new model production | 32 |
| Come out with a modified version | 32 |
| Go back over, as one's steps | 32 |
| Go over someone else's lines | 32 |
| Take back, as a public statement | 32 |
| New DNA evidence may lead to one | 32 |
| Like bell-bottoms or go-go pants | 32 |
| Harking back to an earlier style | 32 |
| Overseas vet who's come home | 32 |
| Title for Jackson or King: Abbr. | 32 |
| Title for King or Jackson: Abbr. | 32 |
| Accelerate (with "up") | 32 |
| ___ up (accelerate the speed of) | 32 |
| Dreamy instrumental compositions | 32 |
| Place to hear fire and brimstone | 32 |
| Annul, as a driver's license | 32 |
| Letters by a left-pointing arrow | 32 |
| Button with two triangles: Abbr. | 32 |
| Button that'll take you back | 32 |
| Word on a lost-dog poster, often | 32 |
| Rid of persistent dinginess, say | 32 |
| "Wonder Dog" of comics | 32 |
| "At the Movies" critic | 32 |
| Spain's Juan Carlos, for one | 32 |
| Curious George creator H. A. ___ | 32 |
| Mets shortstop/speedster José | 32 |
| Four-time baseball All-Star Jose | 32 |
| 18th-century English portraitist | 32 |
| Baseball's Ordoñez et al. | 32 |
| Establish new village guidelines | 32 |
| ''Mayberry ___'' | 32 |
| Brother of LBJ's predecessor | 32 |
| Some gridiron positions, briefly | 32 |
| Three-toed bird of South America | 32 |
| Flightless bird of South America | 32 |
| Saturn's second-largest moon | 32 |
| Ostrich's South American kin | 32 |
| Perlman who married Danny DeVito | 32 |
| Fictional blockade runner Butler | 32 |
| Part of Switzerland's border | 32 |
| Christogram component, sometimes | 32 |
| Spin-off starring Valerie Harper | 32 |
| Site of one of the Seven Wonders | 32 |
| River through the Lake of Geneva | 32 |
| Point on a mariner's compass | 32 |
| Curve on the surface of a sphere | 32 |
| Greeting-card message, typically | 32 |
| "Funny money," for one | 32 |
| "... no ___ or reason" | 32 |
| "Welsh Ballads" author | 32 |
| Bony enclosing wall of the chest | 32 |
| Like a Madrilenian millionairess | 32 |
| Christina of "Monster" | 32 |
| Western Athletic conference team | 32 |
| Grain that's sometimes flung | 32 |
| They're chosen for your sake | 32 |
| Noted U.S. seismologist: 1900-85 | 32 |
| Name of earthshaking importance? | 32 |
| Contemporary of Rosie and Montel | 32 |
| "Miami Vice" character | 32 |
| ___ law (acronymic 1970 measure) | 32 |
| Cheese stuffed in stuffed shells | 32 |
| Merry-go-round or roller coaster | 32 |
| "___ cockhorse . . . " | 32 |
| T. Rex "___White Swan" | 32 |
| T.R. was a "Rough" one | 32 |
| ___ Rebellion, Canadian uprising | 32 |
| European capital on its own gulf | 32 |
| Latvian Academy of Sciences home | 32 |