| His dogs made him famous | 24 |
| 1904 Physiology Nobelist | 24 |
| Russian ballerina Anna | 22 |
| Great dancer of W.W. I era | 26 |
| Ballerina from St. Petersburg | 29 |
| Conditioned, as a response | 26 |
| Felines in a nature film? | 25 |
| Lout's amorous advance | 26 |
| Legendary Manitoba Premier | 26 |
| Ratchet wheel catchers | 22 |
| Parts of ratchet wheels | 23 |
| Financier of last resort | 24 |
| Seller of small chess pieces? | 29 |
| Seller of chess pieces? | 23 |
| Rod Steiger film with The | 29 |
| Slangsters' uncles | 22 |
| Make an en passant move? | 24 |
| Get rid of with deception | 25 |
| Get rid of by deception | 23 |
| Loan sources, of a sort | 23 |
| Sign of financial woe? | 22 |
| Custard apple's cousin | 26 |
| Shrub with a tasty fruit | 24 |
| Tree with purple flowers | 24 |
| Tree with banana-like fruit | 27 |
| Indigenous American fruit | 25 |
| Some fruit still lifes? | 23 |
| Illinois town near Champaign | 28 |
| Bill of "Twister" | 27 |
| Like some office accounts | 25 |
| Due, as a pending bill | 22 |
| Service station convenience | 27 |
| Eschew the credit card | 22 |
| Opt not to charge, perhaps | 26 |
| Choose paper over plastic? | 26 |
| Breadwinner's concerns | 26 |
| Tough austerity measures | 24 |
| Kenneth Feinberg's title | 28 |
| Wipe out a debt to a Monkee? | 28 |
| Many workers yearn for them | 27 |
| Employees eagerly await them | 28 |
| Certain red-letter times | 24 |
| Source of profitable success | 28 |
| Gold discovery worth peanuts? | 29 |
| Sign on a ticket booth | 22 |
| Those on the receiving end | 26 |
| Tellers' customers | 22 |
| Check cashers, usually | 22 |
| One with checks and balances? | 29 |
| Cashier for air force heroes? | 29 |
| Reimburse the cloud-seeder? | 27 |
| Folded-up salary check? | 23 |
| Disburser's activity | 24 |
| _____ way (yield a return) | 26 |
| Be insincere, in Fat City? | 26 |
| Shuttle's capacity | 22 |
| Business end of a missile | 25 |
| Spacecrafts' goods | 22 |
| Airlines' customers | 23 |
| Physically working off a debt | 29 |
| English author of 100 novels | 28 |
| ____ attention to: snub | 23 |
| Ignore the chucklehead? | 23 |
| Webpage button under a bill | 27 |
| Joke's punchline, e.g. | 26 |
| Bribe, say, a gardener? | 23 |
| Money holder, in Britain | 24 |
| Big name in e-commerce | 22 |
| Online purchase option | 22 |
| Online purchase facilitator | 27 |
| Online checkout option | 22 |
| Internet purchase system | 24 |
| EBay bought it in 2002 | 22 |
| E-commerce site owned by eBay | 29 |
| Cannes prize for sale? | 22 |
| Service of cable television | 27 |
| Old communication method | 24 |
| Caller's instrument | 23 |
| Time and a half, for example | 28 |
| It rises when you get a raise | 29 |
| Big expense for an employer | 27 |
| Plant expense (and a tax) | 25 |
| Employers must meet them | 24 |
| ___ one goes (stays solvent) | 28 |
| Union contract subject | 22 |
| Biweekly stub, perhaps | 22 |
| "It ___ advertise" | 28 |
| Evidence of work earnings | 25 |
| Finally makes good on a debt | 28 |
| Do a certain monthly chore | 26 |
| Suffer for acting unwisely | 26 |
| Settle a restaurant bill | 24 |
| One place to catch a movie | 26 |
| Premium channels, for example | 29 |
| One way to catch a movie | 24 |
| Modern pirate's plunder | 27 |
| Home viewing for a price | 24 |
| Home subscription service | 25 |
| Fee-basis entertainment | 23 |
| Entertainment by subscription | 29 |