| What you did at slow show | 25 |
| What you did at boring show | 27 |
| Wasn't a straphanger | 24 |
| Was in session, as Congress | 27 |
| Was immobile, in a way | 22 |
| Took the bench, as a judge | 26 |
| Took a stool, for example | 25 |
| Test with an essay section | 26 |
| Succeeded in musical chairs | 27 |
| Served, as on a committee | 25 |
| Rested at a boring show | 23 |
| Reason for a prep course | 24 |
| Put one's cheeks down? | 26 |
| Put one's cheeks down | 25 |
| Prepared to play the cello | 26 |
| Prepared for a meeting | 22 |
| Precollege hurdle, for short | 28 |
| Planted one's butt | 22 |
| Parked one's keister | 24 |
| Parked it, so to speak | 22 |
| National exam initials | 22 |
| Its origin is Princeton NJ | 27 |
| High-school sr.'s exam | 26 |
| H.S. seniors' exam | 22 |
| H.S. senior's exam | 22 |
| Grabbed a chair, so to speak | 28 |
| Got into the swing, say | 23 |
| Got comfortable, perhaps | 24 |
| Exam for a high schooler | 24 |
| Didn't sell very well | 25 |
| Didn't move, as a product | 29 |
| Didn't get in the game | 26 |
| Dealt with minor needs, maybe | 29 |
| Couldn't stand any more? | 28 |
| Common test prep focus | 22 |
| College Board creation | 22 |
| Coll. hopeful's hurdle | 26 |
| Coll. football day, usually | 27 |
| Bestrode, with "on" | 29 |
| Activated a whoopee cushion | 27 |
| Accommodated, in a way | 22 |
| Chief of the fallen angels | 26 |
| One responsible for much evil | 29 |
| One leading to temptation? | 26 |
| "Old Scratch" | 23 |
| Walpurgis Night figure | 22 |
| Tester of Job's faith | 25 |
| Tempter of men's souls | 26 |
| Rosemary's baby-daddy | 25 |
| Popular death metal subject | 27 |
| Personification of evil | 23 |
| Pandemonium panjandrum | 22 |
| Nemesis of the Church Lady | 26 |
| He's up to no good | 22 |
| He's been through hell | 26 |
| Fellow with a pitchfork | 23 |
| Embodiment of antagonism | 24 |
| Church lady's nemesis | 25 |
| Beelzebub's associate | 25 |
| Auld Clootie, in Dundee | 23 |
| Like Rushdie's verses | 25 |
| Rushdie title adjective | 23 |
| Like inverted pentagrams | 24 |
| Grabbed a stool next to | 23 |
| Chose, as a restaurant table | 28 |
| Dish with peanut sauce | 22 |
| Thai skewered meat dish | 23 |
| Skewered Thai appetizer | 23 |
| Skewered meat appetizer | 23 |
| Indonesian skewered meat dish | 29 |
| Grilled meat from Indonesia | 27 |
| Didn't get involved | 23 |
| Watched and did nothing | 23 |
| Was inactive or indifferent | 27 |
| Waited and did nothing | 22 |
| Didn't do anything | 22 |
| Small piece of luggage | 22 |
| Pitcher Paige's nickname | 28 |
| Leroy Paige, familiarly | 23 |
| Legendary pitcher Paige | 23 |
| "Get Fuzzy" pooch | 27 |
| Nickname of a jazz icon | 23 |
| Memorable jazz nickname | 23 |
| Louis from New Orleans | 22 |
| Louis Armstrong, informally | 27 |
| Armstrong's nickname | 24 |
| Fulfill, as one's desires | 29 |
| Fill to the bursting point | 26 |
| Thai restaurant appetizer | 25 |
| One of six anagrams for east | 28 |
| Give a bellyful and then some | 29 |
| Fill, as on Thanksgiving | 24 |
| Fill to the breaking point | 26 |
| Unable to eat another bite | 26 |
| "Up to here" | 22 |
| Like a gleeful glutton | 22 |
| Full ... and happy about it | 27 |
| Filled "up to here" | 29 |
| Smooth, lustrous fabric | 23 |
| Lustrous cotton fabric | 22 |