| Partially melted, as snow | 25 |
| Like some winter sidewalks | 26 |
| Like mixed precipitation | 24 |
| Like many ski slopes in April | 29 |
| Champion figure skater Irina | 28 |
| Hard-ass bosses, in hyperbole | 29 |
| Stallone's nickname | 23 |
| "You ___ dog, you!" | 29 |
| Like a fox, it's said | 25 |
| Leader of the Family Stone | 26 |
| On the ___ (furtively) | 22 |
| The Family Stone leader | 23 |
| Like the Artful Dodger | 22 |
| Like some winks and grins | 25 |
| He's had a Rocky career | 27 |
| Done with a wink, maybe | 23 |
| ___ and the Family Stone | 24 |
| One with a Rocky career | 23 |
| Adjective for Br'er Fox | 27 |
| Actor Stallone's nickname | 29 |
| Worth keeping an eye on | 23 |
| Was head of the Family Stone | 28 |
| Underhanded or duplicitous | 26 |
| The Family Stone was his | 24 |
| Stallone, to his buddies | 24 |
| Stallone, affectionately | 24 |
| Sneaky Massive Attack song? | 27 |
| Rocky player, in tabloids | 25 |
| On the _____ (furtively) | 24 |
| Mr. Stallone, to friends | 24 |
| Like some dogs and devils | 25 |
| Liable to pull a fast one | 25 |
| Head of the Family Stone? | 25 |
| Head of The Family Stone | 24 |
| Family Stone's head | 23 |
| ___ & the Family Stone | 26 |
| Showing animal cunning | 22 |
| Shifty, deceptive person | 24 |
| Engagingly mischievous person | 29 |
| Pioneering magician Tony | 24 |
| "Clever fellow!" | 26 |
| Roy Rogers's birth name | 27 |
| Leonard ___, aka Roy Rogers | 27 |
| Roy Rogers's real surname | 29 |
| Roy Rogers' birth name | 26 |
| Roy Rogers, né Leonard --- | 29 |
| Roy Rogers, né Leonard ___ | 29 |
| Roy Rogers' real surname | 28 |
| Roy Rogers' birth surname | 29 |
| Roy Rogers aka Leonard ___ | 26 |
| Roy Roger's surname | 23 |
| Leonard ___, a k a Roy Rogers | 29 |
| Leonard ___ a.k.a. Roy Rogers | 29 |
| Actual surname of Roy Rogers | 28 |
| More underhanded (Var.) | 23 |
| Mischievous expressions | 23 |
| With an ulterior motive | 23 |
| In underhanded fashion | 22 |
| How many winks are made | 23 |
| How an April fool may be done | 29 |
| How a card sharp plays | 22 |
| Reynard's hallmark | 22 |
| Wile that fails Wile E. | 23 |
| Stallone's quality? | 23 |
| "Cut me, Mick" | 24 |
| Scot's "wee" | 26 |
| It means little to a Scot | 25 |
| Itty-bitty, in Inverness | 24 |
| Wee, to Sir Walter Scott | 24 |
| Wee bit bigger than wee | 23 |
| Very little, in Dundee | 22 |
| Tiny, in Scottish dialect | 25 |
| This may be a little Scottish | 29 |
| Opposite of great, to Burns | 27 |
| Minute, in Musselburgh | 22 |
| Little, to Robert Burns | 23 |
| Like a Scottish young 'un | 29 |
| Burns's word for tiny | 25 |
| Sign of love or rejection | 25 |
| Akon "___ That" | 25 |
| Suggest the presence (of) | 25 |
| Sign of love ... or rejection | 29 |
| Sign of love - or hate | 22 |
| Certain sound from the lips | 27 |
| Act of love, or hostility | 25 |
| Pro wrestler's maneuver | 27 |
| Hints at, with "of" | 29 |
| Word with talk or time | 22 |
| Word with wonder or claim | 25 |
| Word with fry or potatoes | 25 |
| Word before fry or potatoes | 27 |
| Word with potatoes or talk | 26 |
| Narrow area of the back | 23 |
| Like Hop-o'-My-Thumb | 24 |
| Kind of fry or potatoes | 23 |
| Kind of change or potatoes | 26 |
| In a state of parvitude | 23 |
| PennySaver listing, usually | 27 |
| Toasters and blenders, e.g. | 27 |
| Easily concealed weapon | 23 |