| High-backed wooden bench | 24 |
| Deal with what you got | 22 |
| Cleared one's debts | 23 |
| Got used to a new home | 22 |
| Reluctantly be happy with | 25 |
| Accept, after negotiation | 25 |
| Make oneself comfortable | 24 |
| Get used to a new home | 22 |
| Home for insurance adjusters? | 29 |
| Reach an agreement about | 24 |
| One who's on the wagon? | 27 |
| Virginia Dare's people | 26 |
| Homestead Act beneficiaries | 27 |
| Alden, John Smith et al. | 24 |
| Takes up residence (in) | 23 |
| Resolves, as an argument | 24 |
| Takes care of the bill | 22 |
| Sinks to the bottom, as silt | 28 |
| Arbitrates successfully | 23 |
| Stays and gets comfortable | 26 |
| Makes oneself comfortable | 25 |
| Resolving, as an argument | 25 |
| Property disposers, in law | 26 |
| Bench-clearing incident | 23 |
| Words with music or work | 24 |
| Words before music or rights | 28 |
| Brief but vigorous fight | 24 |
| Bench-clearing altercation | 26 |
| Sullivan vs. Kilrain: 1889 | 26 |
| Short but heated battle | 23 |
| Madison Square Garden event | 27 |
| Contentious confrontation | 25 |
| All dressed for a date | 22 |
| Like cable boxes, often | 23 |
| Brief, heated arguments | 23 |
| Rectangular paving stones | 25 |
| Do an old newspaper job | 23 |
| Make up galleys for printing | 28 |
| Arrange, as a blind date | 24 |
| Assemble the components | 23 |
| Program-installing command | 26 |
| Punch line's lead-in | 24 |
| Pattern or arrangement | 22 |
| Napkin, silverware, etc. | 24 |
| Never needing to work again | 27 |
| ___ business (give a start) | 27 |
| Eighth-inning hurler, often | 27 |
| Sting operations, e.g. | 22 |
| Prearranged situations | 22 |
| Glasses, ice, mixer, etc. | 25 |
| Ballerina's pas ___ | 23 |
| Pointillist painter Georges | 27 |
| Pointillism pioneer Georges | 27 |
| Pointillism artist Georges | 26 |
| Georges ___, Pointillist | 24 |
| French neo-impressionist | 24 |
| Artist who inspired Sondheim | 28 |
| "Poseurs" artist | 26 |
| "Peasant With Hoe" | 28 |
| Works by a French artist | 24 |
| McBoing Boing's creator | 27 |
| Famous children's Dr. | 25 |
| Creator of the Sneetches | 24 |
| Cat in the Hat creator | 22 |
| Yertle the Turtle creator | 25 |
| Whoville's creator | 22 |
| Theodor Geisel a k a Dr. ___ | 28 |
| T. Geisel's middle name | 27 |
| Sneetches' creator | 22 |
| Noted trisyllabic metrist | 25 |
| Dr. who created Horton | 22 |
| Dr. of story and rhyme | 22 |
| Dr. of children's books | 27 |
| Dr. ___, juvenile writer | 24 |
| Dr. ___ (kid-lit giant) | 23 |
| Doctor loved by children | 24 |
| "The Lorax" author | 28 |
| Dr. in favor of compensation? | 29 |
| Golf's Ballesteros | 22 |
| Spanish golfer Ballesteros | 26 |
| Golf great Ballesteros | 22 |
| Ballesteros, with driver | 24 |
| Late golfer Ballesteros | 23 |
| Ballesteros of the PGA | 22 |
| Ballesteros of the links | 24 |
| ___ Trophy (golf tourney) | 25 |
| Masters winner Ballesteros | 26 |
| Masters champion Ballesteros | 28 |
| Masters champ after Fuzzy | 25 |
| Golf legend Ballesteros | 23 |
| Ballesteros on the links | 24 |
| British Open champ: 1988 | 24 |
| Good roll, for starters | 23 |
| Pitt/Freeman/Paltrow flick | 26 |
| Most likely dice throw | 22 |
| Most common craps roll | 22 |
| Mickey Mantle's number | 26 |
| Lowest card in klaberjass | 25 |
| Full complement of dwarfs | 25 |
| Atomic number of nitrogen | 25 |