| Bond girl player Diana | 22 |
| Bond girl opposite Lazenby | 26 |
| Actress Diana from Doncaster | 28 |
| Predetermined illegally | 23 |
| Manipulated, as an election | 27 |
| Battle of the Sexes loser | 25 |
| Bobby who lost to Billie Jean | 29 |
| Bobby who lost to a King | 24 |
| Bobby beaten by a King? | 23 |
| "Lethal Weapon" cop | 29 |
| Boxer's punch or a tackle | 29 |
| "That is correct" | 27 |
| "Correctomundo!" | 26 |
| Word after all, up, or out | 26 |
| The slow lane's side | 24 |
| Mr. ___ (Prince Charming) | 25 |
| "I know, ___?" | 24 |
| "Exactamundo!" | 24 |
| "Correct-a-mundo" | 27 |
| One of four in a square | 23 |
| Specialty of Pythagoras | 23 |
| One of four in a rectangle | 26 |
| "No dawdling!" | 24 |
| Restored to proper condition | 28 |
| Most hitters and hurlers | 24 |
| Brit's confirmation | 23 |
| "Okey-doke!" | 22 |
| "OK, sir, I gotcha" | 29 |
| WHERE'S THE STATION? | 24 |
| Pedestrian's privilege | 26 |
| Driver's-manual term | 24 |
| 'You said it!' | 22 |
| "Totally, dude!" | 26 |
| Exactly where it should be | 26 |
| Spa member privileges? | 22 |
| Unwilling to compromise | 23 |
| Gilda's father, in opera | 28 |
| It's hard to endure | 23 |
| Martinet's quality | 22 |
| Martinet's imposition | 25 |
| Intellectual precision | 22 |
| These cause tough going | 23 |
| Extremities of cold, etc. | 25 |
| Conditions of severity | 22 |
| Highway weigh station targets | 29 |
| Fixes, as a carnival game | 25 |
| Manipulates, as prices | 22 |
| Predetermines the outcome | 25 |
| Fixes, as election results | 26 |
| Arranges, as a prize fight | 26 |
| Arranges a prize fight? | 23 |
| Villainously contrives | 22 |
| Teamsters' vehicles | 23 |
| Sets up, as a title match? | 26 |
| Pre-arranges the outcome | 24 |
| Manipulates, as an election | 27 |
| Manipulates the outcome | 23 |
| Manipulates fraudulently | 24 |
| Manipulates dishonestly | 23 |
| Convoy components, often | 24 |
| Erects, as a contraption | 24 |
| Constructs haphazardly | 22 |
| Assembles, as equipment | 23 |
| New York's Jacob ___ Park | 29 |
| Journalist and reformer Jacob | 29 |
| Danish-American writer | 22 |
| Danish-American reformer | 24 |
| Teddy Roosevelt biographer | 26 |
| Social reformer: 1849-1914 | 26 |
| Danish-American journalist | 26 |
| Chronicler of slum life | 23 |
| Turn-of-the-century reformer | 28 |
| Socially conscious Jacob | 24 |
| Social reformer, Jacob | 22 |
| Social historian Jacob | 22 |
| Slum reformer: 1849-1914 | 24 |
| New York muckraker Jacob | 24 |
| New York City park name | 23 |
| Nellie Bly contemporary | 23 |
| Muckraker of the 1890s | 22 |
| Memorable U.S. journalist | 25 |
| Jacob ___, social worker | 24 |
| Jacob ___, American reformer | 28 |
| Jacob ___ Park, in Queens | 25 |
| Early photojournalist Jacob | 27 |
| Danish-born journalist | 22 |
| Stir up, without a spoon | 24 |
| Anger, with "up" | 26 |
| Cause one to get het up | 23 |
| Raise one's dander | 22 |
| Get someone's dander up | 27 |
| Get one's blood boiling | 27 |
| Stir up, without a straw | 24 |
| Stir up (no spoon required) | 27 |
| Inflame, with "up" | 28 |
| Get someone's Irish up | 26 |
| Get on someone's back | 25 |
| Cause one to get steamed up | 27 |
| Cause heat under the collar | 27 |
| Arouse one's dander | 23 |