| Fries source, colloquially | 26 |
| An Idahoan might hoe one | 24 |
| MacKenzie of old beer ads | 25 |
| Idaho exports, informally | 25 |
| 5' 7" dunkmaster | 25 |
| Ejecting, as a volcano (Var.) | 29 |
| Frothy stuff on liquids | 23 |
| Foams or froths on the sea | 26 |
| Collection of minute bubbles | 28 |
| Layered ice cream treat | 23 |
| Colorful Italian dessert | 24 |
| Ristorante dessert: Var. | 24 |
| Italian ice cream treat | 23 |
| Frozen Italian dessert | 22 |
| Like a beach on a rough day | 27 |
| Worked like Rumpelstiltskin | 27 |
| Gave a favorable slant to | 25 |
| Word with sugar or silk | 23 |
| Turned straw into gold? | 23 |
| Took a turn, in some games | 26 |
| Like some sugar or gold | 23 |
| Kind of glass or sugar | 22 |
| Emulated Rumpelstiltskin | 24 |
| Did some D.J.-ing, say | 22 |
| Created, as cotton candy | 24 |
| Created a web or a tale | 23 |
| Converted fibers to yarn | 24 |
| ___ sugar (cotton candy) | 24 |
| Related, as a sea tale | 22 |
| Fungus that smolders when lit | 29 |
| Music genre for the spirited? | 29 |
| Heavy-mettle musician? | 22 |
| Holiday team member #4 | 22 |
| Lost control in a skid | 22 |
| Cheap grade of expensive yarn | 29 |
| Cowboy boot attachment | 22 |
| Cowboy-boot attachment | 22 |
| Thing on a cowboy's boot | 28 |
| Attachment for some boots | 25 |
| Wrangler's boot item | 24 |
| Tim Duncan, his whole career | 28 |
| Secondary railroad line | 23 |
| Part of a cowboy's boot | 27 |
| It may be down at the heel | 26 |
| It could make a colt bolt | 25 |
| Cowboy's boot spike | 23 |
| Attachment for cowboy boots | 27 |
| AT&T Center player | 22 |
| Poinsettia's family | 23 |
| Plant that gives us latex | 25 |
| Plant having milky juice | 24 |
| Poinsettias and rubber trees | 28 |
| Plants with milky juices | 24 |
| Motivate, cowboy-style? | 23 |
| Scramble, in Edinburgh | 22 |
| Turn down in an ugly way | 24 |
| Turn one's nose up at | 25 |
| Turn down disdainfully | 22 |
| Turns down, as advances | 23 |
| 1966 Heisman winner Steve | 25 |
| Makers of cowboys' goods | 28 |
| Attachments to cowboy boots | 27 |
| They jingle, jangle, jingle | 27 |
| Projecting mountain ridges | 26 |
| Accessories for a cowboy | 24 |
| Sudden burst of growth | 22 |
| Old Faithful's activity | 27 |
| Old Faithful eruption? | 22 |
| Opposite of dribs and drabs | 27 |
| Satellite launched 10/4/57 | 26 |
| Newsmaker of October 4, 1957 | 28 |
| Launch of October 4, 1957 | 25 |
| Image on a 1957 Soviet stamp | 28 |
| First man-made satellite | 24 |
| First artificial satellite | 26 |
| Speak explosively in anger | 26 |
| Sound of a dying engine | 23 |
| Run roughly, as an engine | 25 |
| Explosive popping sound | 23 |
| One who explodes vocally | 24 |
| Speaking while flurried | 23 |
| Be the least coherent? | 22 |
| Speaks hastily, in a way | 24 |
| Reacts to an affront, maybe | 27 |
| Doesn't run smoothly | 24 |
| Black or white Mad character | 28 |
| Person with intelligence? | 25 |
| Use a hidden camera, say | 24 |
| He came in from the cold | 24 |
| Work undercover, in a way | 25 |
| Telephoto-lens user, perhaps | 28 |
| Telephoto lens user, maybe | 26 |
| Cloak-and-dagger figure | 23 |
| World traveler, perhaps | 23 |
| Valerie Plame, notably | 22 |
| Seek intelligence, in a way | 27 |
| Person of intelligence? | 23 |
| Northern ___ (apple variety) | 28 |
| Writer in cipher, maybe | 23 |
| Work under cover, in a way | 26 |