| Like locker room language | 25 |
| Like a tar's speech | 23 |
| Like a seaman's humor | 25 |
| Like a buccaneer's tale | 27 |
| Full of four-letter words | 25 |
| Sailors are known for it | 24 |
| "To your health!" | 27 |
| Toast to one's health | 25 |
| Conquistador's toast | 24 |
| Chihuahua "Cheers!" | 29 |
| "Cheers" in Chiapas | 29 |
| Tall, swift, slender dog | 24 |
| Swift-footed hunting dog | 24 |
| Dog resembling a greyhound | 26 |
| Kin of "Prosit!" | 26 |
| Port-du-__: French cheese | 25 |
| Port-___ (mild cheese) | 22 |
| Port du ___, yellowish cheese | 29 |
| Port du ___ (French cheese) | 27 |
| Port -- (French cheese) | 23 |
| Kin of "Skoal!" | 25 |
| "Here's to you" | 29 |
| "Cheers!" abroad | 26 |
| General acknowledgment? | 23 |
| General acknowledgment | 22 |
| Sign of military respect | 24 |
| Show some major respect? | 24 |
| Military gesture of respect | 27 |
| Have a major reaction? | 22 |
| Have a general reaction? | 24 |
| "Cheers!": Ital. | 26 |
| Had a general reaction? | 23 |
| Tipped one's hat to | 23 |
| Showed respect to, in a way | 27 |
| Had a general reaction | 22 |
| Greeted, military-style | 23 |
| Greeted, military style | 23 |
| Acknowledged Old Glory | 22 |
| Parts of a general reception? | 29 |
| Military gestures of respect | 28 |
| Calamine lotion, for one | 24 |
| Round of applause, e.g. | 23 |
| Round of fire, as a salute | 26 |
| Twenty-one gun salute, e.g. | 27 |
| Sudden outburst of praise | 25 |
| Relative of a broadside | 23 |
| One discharged from the Navy? | 29 |
| Expedient for saving face | 25 |
| Eruption of cheers, e.g. | 24 |
| Discharge from the military | 27 |
| 'Casablanca' pianist | 28 |
| Wal-Mart founder Walton | 23 |
| Walton who founded Wal-Mart | 27 |
| Tycoon Walton with a club | 25 |
| Green eggs and ham pusher | 25 |
| All of America's uncle | 26 |
| Walmart founder Walton | 22 |
| Kansas senator Brownback | 24 |
| Fictional detective Spade | 25 |
| Avuncular top hat wearer | 24 |
| 2001 title role for Sean Penn | 29 |
| "I Want You" uncle | 28 |
| Yosemite ___ of cartoons | 24 |
| Waterston or Wanamaker | 22 |
| Waterston of Hollywood | 22 |
| Uncle on recruiting posters | 27 |
| Uncle ___ (taxing relative?) | 28 |
| Texas statesman Houston | 23 |
| Ted's classic character | 27 |
| Surface-to-air missile | 22 |
| Spade that digs up dirt | 23 |
| Rick Blaine's pianist | 25 |
| Red-white-and-blue wearer | 25 |
| Recruiting-poster Uncle | 23 |
| Puzzlemaking legend ___ Loyd | 28 |
| Pianist at Rick's Café | 29 |
| Pants-maker's name | 22 |
| Owner of "Cheers" | 27 |
| One of the Warner Brothers | 26 |
| Modern anti-aircraft acronym | 28 |
| Man in a star-spangled suit | 27 |
| Malone of "Cheers" | 28 |
| Maker of extra-long trousers | 28 |
| Late billionaire Walton | 23 |
| He made the pants too long | 26 |
| Half of a 1960s R & B duo | 29 |
| Green eggs and ham purveyor | 27 |
| Football Hall-of-Famer Huff | 27 |
| Figure in a star-spangled hat | 29 |
| Dooley played him in 1941 | 25 |
| Dashiell's detective | 24 |
| Darrin's witchy woman | 25 |
| Danson's sitcom portrayal | 29 |
| Character from Yosemite | 23 |
| Champion of television news | 27 |
| Bartender for Cliff and Norm | 28 |
| America's 'Uncle' | 29 |
| Actor-director Wanamaker | 24 |
| Actor-director Shepard | 22 |
| 1950s-'70s senator Ervin | 28 |