| Legendary hemlock drinker | 25 |
| He began life as a sculptor | 27 |
| Cynic's inspiration | 23 |
| Celebrated dialectician | 23 |
| Re Plato's teachers | 23 |
| Re Plato's teacher | 22 |
| Certain series of questions | 27 |
| Norman Thomas bloc: Abbr. | 25 |
| Greenskeeper's supply | 25 |
| Bald spot's cover? | 22 |
| Groundskeeper's supply | 26 |
| Groundskeeper's buy | 23 |
| Fastest way to a new lawn | 25 |
| The plot thickens with it | 25 |
| Roll on the ball field | 22 |
| It'll cover some ground | 27 |
| It can cover a bald spot | 24 |
| Groundskeeper's purchase | 28 |
| "Old" country | 23 |
| Where to set down roots? | 24 |
| This may be sold by the yard | 28 |
| The Auld ___ (Ireland) | 22 |
| System of a Down acronym | 24 |
| Some festival surfaces | 22 |
| Rolls around the house | 22 |
| Roll around in the yard? | 24 |
| Ready-to-go lawn starter | 24 |
| Ready-made lawn material | 24 |
| Product of a certain farm | 25 |
| Outfield covering, sometimes | 28 |
| Oscar Wilde was noted for it | 28 |
| Old prairie home material | 25 |
| Material for some igloos | 24 |
| Lay the groundwork, in a way | 28 |
| Lawn patcher's buy | 22 |
| Lawn lover's purchase | 25 |
| Landscaper's rolls | 22 |
| It's bought in rolls | 24 |
| It might get laid in the yard | 29 |
| It may thicken the plot | 23 |
| Intentional grounding? | 22 |
| GroundskeeperÂ’s order | 25 |
| Ground crew's supply | 24 |
| Greenskeeper's roll | 23 |
| Greenskeeper's purchase | 27 |
| Greenkeeper's roll | 22 |
| Grass strip ready to plant | 26 |
| Grass seed alternative | 22 |
| Grass roots application? | 24 |
| Golf course purchase, maybe | 27 |
| Frontier house material | 23 |
| Fix for a certain bald spot | 27 |
| Covering for an earth lodge | 27 |
| Covering for a bald spot | 24 |
| Cover ground, in a way | 22 |
| Cover a bald spot, perhaps | 26 |
| Astrodome field's lack | 26 |
| Anthrax spinoff (abbr.) | 23 |
| Word with water or fountain | 27 |
| Lemon-lime drink, for one | 25 |
| Any carbonated soft drink | 25 |
| Word with baking or diet | 24 |
| Word with baking or cream | 25 |
| Scotch's companion | 22 |
| Root beer or ginger ale | 23 |
| Movie theater beverage | 22 |
| It's sometimes jerked | 25 |
| It may be prepared by a jerk | 28 |
| Flow from some fountains | 24 |
| Drink often supersized | 22 |
| Dr Pepper or Mountain Dew | 25 |
| Designated driver's drink | 29 |
| Concession stand purchase | 25 |
| Club or cream follower | 22 |
| ____ Creek, British Columbia | 28 |
| Word with pop or fountain | 25 |
| Word with ice cream or cream | 28 |
| Word with fountain or jerk | 26 |
| Word with cream or ice-cream | 28 |
| Word with cream or ice cream | 28 |
| Word with cream or baking | 25 |
| Word with cracker or jerk | 25 |
| Word with cracker or bottle | 27 |
| Word with cracker and pop | 25 |
| Word with club or orange | 24 |
| Word with club or baking | 24 |
| Word with baking or club | 24 |
| Word before or after lime | 25 |
| Word before bread or water | 26 |
| Word after baking or club | 25 |
| What you can get from a jerk | 28 |
| Villain in the obesity fight | 28 |
| Value meal drink choice | 23 |
| Two-cents plain item, once | 26 |
| Some call it "pop" | 28 |
| Scotch and __ (bar order) | 25 |
| Root beer, for instance | 23 |
| Pop, to an East Coaster | 23 |
| Part of many fast-food meals | 28 |
| Part of many a drink order | 26 |