| Expression for a hard job | 25 |
| ___ prix (at all costs): Fr. | 28 |
| ___ force (by all means): Fr. | 29 |
| Going to great lengths | 22 |
| Going to a lot of trouble | 25 |
| "Ave ___ vale" | 24 |
| "Ave ___ vale!" | 25 |
| "The Lady Is ___" | 27 |
| In a desultory fashion | 22 |
| Set ___ (prepare to snare) | 26 |
| Sets __ for (tries to catch) | 28 |
| Set ___ (prepare to ensnare) | 28 |
| Set __ for (try to catch) | 25 |
| Fall into ___ (get caught) | 26 |
| Fall into ___ (be ensnared) | 27 |
| Caught like a rat in ___ | 24 |
| Campaigning by dogsled? | 23 |
| Agamemnon's father | 22 |
| Valley between volcanic cones | 29 |
| Prefixes for heart cavities | 27 |
| Halls or entrance courts | 24 |
| Participating in the rat race | 29 |
| Weakened due to inactivity | 26 |
| Eye-dilating chemical: Var. | 27 |
| Belladonna product: Var. | 24 |
| Substance for dilating pupils | 29 |
| Spasm-relieving alkaloid | 24 |
| Poison from belladonna | 22 |
| If everything goes wrong | 24 |
| Sign ___ (end hostilities) | 26 |
| "Based on __ story" | 29 |
| Satellite launched in 1966 | 26 |
| E-mail address symbols | 22 |
| U. S. dry group: Abbr. | 22 |
| They're above 2's | 25 |
| Signs like "@" | 24 |
| Satellite launched on 12/6/66 | 29 |
| Old Siamese coins: Var. | 23 |
| Old coins of Siam: Var. | 23 |
| Cockney's headgear | 22 |
| Anti-alcohol group: Abbr. | 25 |
| Parts of many addresses | 23 |
| Parts of e-mail addresses | 25 |
| When cocktails may be served | 28 |
| When the first dogwatch ends | 28 |
| When dinner may be served | 25 |
| To ace Math, avoid being __ | 27 |
| Available, as retail goods | 26 |
| When the Jewish day begins | 26 |
| Address element, often | 22 |
| Two treat-worthy phrases | 24 |
| Some parental plaudits | 22 |
| Without pause, in music | 23 |
| Smear campaign commercial | 25 |
| Part of a smear campaign | 24 |
| Aggressive campaign TV spot | 27 |
| Pounce on the first mate? | 25 |
| Cry to an obedient dog, maybe | 29 |
| Lion-faced warrior of Gad | 25 |
| Where to excavate perfume? | 26 |
| Having a 5 o'clock snack | 28 |
| Seek a lawyer's license | 27 |
| Charmian, to Cleopatra | 22 |
| Checkroom employees, e.g. | 25 |
| Had as one's college | 24 |
| Skipper's opposite | 22 |
| Person in the audience | 22 |
| One present at an event | 23 |
| First person present, e.g. | 26 |
| "Here" shouter | 24 |
| One who's all there? | 24 |
| They made it to the event | 25 |
| Charmian's activity | 23 |
| Serve, as a maid would a lady | 29 |
| Start of many announcements | 27 |
| Sergeants' commands | 23 |
| Electronic signal weakener | 26 |
| Electric signal diminisher | 26 |
| Person bearing witness | 22 |
| One who gives evidence | 22 |
| Notaries public, for example | 28 |
| As prompted, on voicemail | 25 |
| The oceanographer started ... | 29 |
| Facing a crucial decision | 25 |
| When all is said and done | 25 |
| Where a whodunit is solved | 26 |
| What the angry hangwoman was? | 29 |
| No longer able to endure | 24 |
| Enjoying a Jazz performance? | 28 |
| Where to work out, maybe | 24 |
| Where sweaters are found? | 25 |
| When a football game breaks | 27 |
| Just before the deadline | 24 |
| Without a minute to spare | 25 |
| End of the strange philosophy | 29 |
| Where elections are decided | 27 |
| Where to see a caboose | 22 |
| Where some exits are found | 26 |
| Air conditioning alternative | 28 |
| Cicero's literary friend | 28 |