| Parts of Scottish accents | 25 |
| Sticktights' seedcases | 26 |
| Sacs that may get attacks | 25 |
| Anatomical friction reducers | 28 |
| Of a pouch, in anatomy | 22 |
| College cabbage handler | 23 |
| Some college officials | 22 |
| Scot's scholarship | 22 |
| Scholarship for Scottie | 23 |
| Comedian's delight | 22 |
| Made a grand entrance? | 22 |
| "The Exorcist" star | 29 |
| Risk-taking songwriter? | 23 |
| 'Walk On By' composer | 29 |
| 'Elmer Gantry' star | 27 |
| Actor in Amish country? | 23 |
| Reynolds and Lancaster | 22 |
| Reynolds and Bacharach | 22 |
| Lancaster and Reynolds | 22 |
| Bacharach and Lancaster | 23 |
| Reynolds's revelation? | 26 |
| Country bordering Rwanda | 24 |
| What to do with a hatchet | 25 |
| They make things clear | 22 |
| Guardsman's fur hat | 23 |
| Film choreographer Berkeley | 27 |
| Choreographer Berkeley | 22 |
| Stop for a motor coach | 22 |
| It's the end of the line | 28 |
| Greyhound station, e.g. | 23 |
| Commuters' terminus | 23 |
| Ralph Kramden, for one | 22 |
| Professional pick-up artists? | 29 |
| Buddy Holly portrayer Gary | 26 |
| Amazon Fire TV spokesman | 24 |
| Â Â Pay for some rides | 28 |
| Nocturnal African primate | 25 |
| Spy's locale, at times | 26 |
| Samurai's code of honor | 27 |
| "Strategery," e.g. | 28 |
| Transporter to remote areas | 27 |
| President's navigator? | 26 |
| Some small craft operators | 26 |
| Small Australian omnivore | 25 |
| CIA director under Ford | 23 |
| Major 2000 political brouhaha | 29 |
| 2000 Supreme Court case | 23 |
| Clear one's way, in a way | 29 |
| Like untweezed eyebrows | 23 |
| Bright-eyed and ___-tailed | 26 |
| Dishonorable salesman? | 22 |
| How some executives fly | 23 |
| Industrial-strength relief? | 27 |
| Deal-making occasion, maybe | 27 |
| Client entertainment expense | 28 |
| Barrel of a pistol, e.g. | 24 |
| Office rental, for example | 26 |
| Some ferrets and some sharks | 28 |
| Nails for company use? | 22 |
| PricewaterhouseCoopers, e.g.? | 29 |
| Start of a market forecast | 26 |
| Transporting, in a way | 22 |
| Transportation of students | 26 |
| A way of moving people | 22 |
| Field trip group, perhaps | 25 |
| Holiday driver, in a phrase | 27 |
| Urban commuter's aid | 24 |
| Reason to hire a coach | 22 |
| Some restaurant workers | 23 |
| Campus transportation, maybe | 28 |
| 1956 Marilyn Monroe film | 24 |
| Motor-coach waiting area | 24 |
| Marilyn's 1956 film | 23 |
| Common outdoor waiting area | 27 |
| 1956 Marilyn Monroe movie | 25 |
| Certain street corners | 22 |
| Work really hard (for) | 22 |
| Laugh uproariously, slangily | 28 |
| Laugh so hard it hurts | 22 |
| Need some trough repair? | 24 |
| Like a door after a raid | 24 |
| Headlamp in need of fixing? | 27 |
| Tarzan of the 1930's | 24 |
| One place to hop aboard | 23 |
| One place to get on or off | 26 |
| Having a larger endowment? | 26 |
| Trashing toilets in London? | 27 |
| Enter like a storm trooper | 26 |
| Moved about energetically | 25 |
| Where to wear a training bra? | 29 |
| Greyhound excursion, e.g. | 25 |
| Some school excursions | 22 |
| Interrupt, as a double play | 27 |
| With a substantial rack | 23 |
| Certain mass transit route | 26 |
| Needing time off, perhaps | 25 |
| Buzzing all over the office? | 28 |
| End of the tongue twister | 25 |
| People with little free time | 28 |
| Terse post-work summary | 23 |