| Extra horsepower, slangily | 26 |
| Extra horsepower, in slang | 26 |
| Cream of mushroom, e.g. | 23 |
| Course taken with a spoon | 25 |
| "Cream of" serving | 28 |
| Stock maker's addition | 26 |
| Pitcher's throwing arm | 26 |
| Certain Warhol subject | 22 |
| Warhol painting subjects | 24 |
| Slight but appreciable amount | 29 |
| ___ up (like some jalopies) | 27 |
| Tomato and chicken noodle | 25 |
| Minestrone and gazpacho | 23 |
| Minestrone and chicken noodle | 29 |
| Gazpacho and madrilène | 25 |
| Chowder and vichyssoise | 23 |
| ___ up (increases power) | 24 |
| "Come and get it!" | 28 |
| Lunchtime call, sometimes | 25 |
| "Chow time!" | 22 |
| It's set on the far right | 29 |
| Chowder eater's utensil | 27 |
| The works, gastronomically | 26 |
| Improve a muscle car engine | 27 |
| Make more awesome, as a car | 27 |
| Somewhat melted, as ice cream | 29 |
| Pie-in-the-face comic Sales | 27 |
| Like neglected ice cream | 24 |
| Comedian's drinks? | 22 |
| Kidvid slapstick comic | 22 |
| Comedian born Milton Hines | 26 |
| ...the head of advertising... | 29 |
| Assessment of a comedian? | 25 |
| Potential cooking disaster? | 27 |
| Booze for comedian Sales? | 25 |
| One of the basic tastes | 23 |
| Like Aesop's grapes | 23 |
| Making the mouth pucker | 23 |
| Like some dispositions | 22 |
| Like grumpy expressions | 23 |
| Causing the lips to pucker | 26 |
| Word with grapes or milk | 24 |
| Word with grapes or cream | 25 |
| Word with dough or grapes | 25 |
| Word with cream or grapes | 25 |
| Whisky ___ (bar drink) | 22 |
| STP's "Girl" | 26 |
| One of the seven basic tastes | 29 |
| Making the mouth pucker, say | 28 |
| Like the grapes of Aesop | 24 |
| Like the fox's grapes | 25 |
| Like a loser's grapes? | 26 |
| Like a basic taste sensation | 28 |
| Kind of grapes or dough | 23 |
| Kind of cream or dough | 22 |
| Causing puckering, perhaps | 26 |
| Causing face-clenching, maybe | 29 |
| Bartender's concoction | 26 |
| What a sucker might have | 24 |
| Lip-puckering jawbreakers | 25 |
| Reporter's contact | 22 |
| A journalist may cite one | 25 |
| Supplier of information | 23 |
| Reporter's informant | 24 |
| Footnote acknowledgment | 23 |
| Bibliography acknowledgment | 27 |
| Reporters' informants | 25 |
| Reporter's requirements | 27 |
| Reporter's informants | 25 |
| News origin, when unspecific | 28 |
| Identifying the origin of | 25 |
| White onion-dip ingredient | 26 |
| Pickleman's asset? | 22 |
| Klondike Gold Rush figure | 25 |
| California Gold Rush staple | 27 |
| Range on Mount Rainier | 22 |
| San Francisco thoroughbreads | 28 |
| Now poor, as relations | 22 |
| Deteriorated, as relations | 26 |
| Became disillusioned with | 25 |
| Became disillusioned by | 23 |
| Became disenchanted with | 24 |
| Sore loser's attitude | 25 |
| Ungraciousness in defeat | 24 |
| Rationalizing from the inept | 28 |
| Loser's whiny response | 26 |
| Sore loser's emotion | 24 |
| Reaction of a sore loser | 24 |
| Negative reaction to failure | 28 |
| Fruit in an Aesop fable | 23 |
| Disdain for the unattainable | 28 |
| Bad loser's reaction | 24 |
| Becoming disillusioned | 22 |
| Blend for making whiskey | 24 |
| Whiskey distillery supply | 25 |
| Unpleasant thing to hit | 23 |
| Trumpeter's blooper | 23 |
| Become disenchanted with | 24 |
| Lose enthusiasm for: Colloq. | 28 |
| Become displeased with | 22 |