| Hot Springs and others | 22 |
| They give you a soaking | 23 |
| Resorts for the pampered | 24 |
| Places for cucumber facials | 27 |
| New England soda fountains | 26 |
| Massage therapist hirers | 24 |
| Manicurists' locales | 24 |
| Karlovy Vary and others | 23 |
| Baden-Baden and others | 22 |
| Where to find pump rooms | 24 |
| Where jets don't fly | 24 |
| Wells for the well-to-do | 24 |
| Travel agency listings | 22 |
| They may offer rubdowns | 23 |
| They may have hot springs | 25 |
| Their jets don't fly | 24 |
| Spots for rubs and scrubs | 25 |
| Special home installations | 26 |
| Some places that pamper | 23 |
| Soda fountains in N.E. | 22 |
| Rest-and-restoration spots | 26 |
| Resorts for rejuvenation | 24 |
| Resorts for rehabilitation | 26 |
| Pleasant treatment centers | 26 |
| Places with mud-covered faces | 29 |
| Places where masseurs massage | 29 |
| Places to take the cure | 23 |
| Places to seek wellness | 23 |
| Places to press the flesh? | 26 |
| Places to look at sweaters? | 27 |
| Places to get rubbed, say | 25 |
| Places to get massages | 22 |
| Places to get in hot water? | 27 |
| Places to find sweaters? | 24 |
| Places for the pampered | 23 |
| Places for sore losers? | 23 |
| Physical-fitness places | 23 |
| Permanent hair removal spots | 28 |
| Masseuses' workplaces | 25 |
| Luxury resort amenities | 23 |
| Locales of mineral waters | 25 |
| Hydromassage facilities | 23 |
| Hot Springs and Warm Springs | 28 |
| Hot Springs and Baden-Baden | 27 |
| French Lick and others | 22 |
| Features of luxury hotels | 25 |
| Deluxe hotel amenities | 22 |
| Deep hydration facial spots | 27 |
| Day treatment locations | 23 |
| Cruise ship conveniences | 24 |
| Complimentary robe providers | 28 |
| Blackpool and Baden-Baden | 25 |
| Bath and Tunbridge Wells | 24 |
| Bad Ems and Bad Gastein | 23 |
| Bad Ems and Bad Elster | 22 |
| Apt rhyme of "aahs" | 29 |
| Sudden spell of activity | 24 |
| Involuntary contraction | 23 |
| Involuntary muscle movement | 27 |
| Fleeting muscle problem | 23 |
| You can't control it | 24 |
| Writer's cramp, e.g. | 24 |
| Uncontrollable movement | 23 |
| Sudden burst of activity | 24 |
| Crick in one's neck, e.g. | 29 |
| Sudden, violent effort | 22 |
| Sudden temporary activity | 25 |
| Sudden energetic spurt | 22 |
| Something beyond your control | 29 |
| Involuntary wink, for example | 29 |
| Crick in the neck, e.g. | 23 |
| Sudden spells of activity | 25 |
| They can't be helped | 24 |
| Sudden bursts of activity | 25 |
| Loser to Fischer in Reykjavik | 29 |
| Former chess champion Boris | 27 |
| Fischer beat him in Reykjavik | 29 |
| Afflicted with muscle tremors | 29 |
| Of muscular contractions | 24 |
| Hopped up on sugar, say | 23 |
| Old-fashioned shoe covering | 27 |
| It may involve raised voices | 28 |
| Argument between lovers | 23 |
| Have words, so to speak | 23 |
| Bit of marital friction, e.g. | 29 |
| Bit of marital friction | 23 |
| Uttered contemptuously | 22 |
| Showed disdain, in a way | 24 |
| Result of a falling-out | 23 |
| Old footwear accessory | 22 |
| Minor misunderstanding | 22 |
| It involves raised voices | 25 |
| Heated exchange of words | 24 |
| Outpouring, as of words | 23 |
| Trickle's opposite | 22 |
| Like the illusion of a mirage | 29 |
| Like a Zollner illusion | 23 |
| Couldn't even swallow | 25 |
| Footwear for W. C. Fields | 25 |
| Roaring Twenties footwear | 25 |