| Pickens and Summerville | 23 |
| Goes down a few dress sizes | 27 |
| ___ down (loses weight) | 23 |
| Like snails' trails | 23 |
| Like a slug's trail | 23 |
| Like a snail's trail | 24 |
| Hard to hold, in a way | 22 |
| Disgustingly dishonest | 22 |
| Covered with viscous mud | 24 |
| Ticket buyerÂ’s concern | 26 |
| Injured arm's support | 25 |
| Support for a limb, perhaps | 27 |
| Singapore ___ (gin drink) | 25 |
| Singapore ___ (cocktail) | 24 |
| Singapore ___ (bar drink) | 25 |
| It keeps the cast in place | 26 |
| Definitely no arm-twister | 25 |
| Cast carrier, sometimes | 23 |
| Arm décor in a ski lodge | 27 |
| 1996 Billy Bob Thornton film | 28 |
| David in the valley of Elah | 27 |
| Tossers, usually of mud | 23 |
| Discus thrower's activity | 29 |
| Highly unskilled servers? | 25 |
| Write for a living, slangily | 28 |
| Engage in smear tactics | 23 |
| Stone launchers of old | 22 |
| Old stoning instruments | 23 |
| First-aid contrivances | 22 |
| Drinks with grenadine and gin | 29 |
| Broken arms may go in them | 26 |
| Arm supports, at times | 22 |
| Weapons of outrageous fortune | 29 |
| David's ammunition | 22 |
| Move stealthily, in a way | 25 |
| Move like Jessica Rabbit | 24 |
| Move among the shadows | 22 |
| Move (away), like a coward | 26 |
| Like a soft, clingy gown | 24 |
| Lose one's footing | 22 |
| It may come before the fall | 27 |
| Mountaineer's fear | 22 |
| Yacht's mooring site | 24 |
| Word with cover or knot | 23 |
| Shower or tongue mishap | 23 |
| Kind of knot or stitch | 22 |
| It's awful when pink | 24 |
| It's awful in pink! | 23 |
| A perp might give it to a cop | 29 |
| Word with shod or stream | 24 |
| Word with pink or pillow | 24 |
| Ship's berthing place | 25 |
| Pink or pillow follower | 23 |
| Lose one's balance | 22 |
| Liner's landing place | 25 |
| Intimate apparel purchase | 25 |
| Cause for a correction | 22 |
| Bad thing to have showing | 25 |
| "Oops" preceder | 25 |
| Experience back trouble, say | 28 |
| Experience back trouble | 23 |
| One rarely leaving the couch? | 29 |
| Tommy Dorsey played it | 22 |
| It creates an adjustable loop | 29 |
| Running bowlines, e.g. | 22 |
| Relatives of half hitches | 25 |
| Backyard water contraption | 26 |
| Dunderheads' mistake? | 25 |
| Politician's nemesis? | 25 |
| It meant a lot to Freud | 23 |
| Try, as a sweater or loafer | 27 |
| Stumble over plumbing gunk? | 27 |
| Leave early and undetected | 26 |
| Type of sweater or shirt | 24 |
| Easy garment to put on | 22 |
| The lingerie manufacturer ... | 29 |
| Put on, like comfier clothes | 28 |
| Every morning the klutz _____ | 29 |
| "Cinderella" item | 27 |
| Racing motorcycle mechanism | 27 |
| Like a master criminal | 22 |
| Difficult to hold on to | 23 |
| Disaster in the making | 22 |
| Warning sign of Aquarius? | 25 |
| Klutzy pageant entrant? | 23 |
| Ballet for a clumsy girl | 24 |
| Loses one's footing | 23 |
| Inadvertent revelations | 23 |
| Freudian mistakes, e.g. | 23 |
| Women's undergarments | 25 |
| Sometimes they're pink | 26 |
| Pink ones mean trouble | 22 |
| Pink ones are unwelcome | 23 |
| Loses one's balance | 23 |
| "Oops" inducers | 25 |
| Upholstered chair insert | 24 |
| Careless, as workmanship | 24 |
| Haphazard, as workmanship | 25 |
| Sneaks past the doorman | 23 |
| Racecar-generated air current | 29 |