| ___-Puf (softener brand) | 24 |
| ___-Prest (Levi's brand) | 28 |
| ___-Green (lawn care brand) | 27 |
| ___ Puf fabric softener | 23 |
| Political unit, in Mainz | 24 |
| Political unit in Bonn | 22 |
| Government, to Germans | 22 |
| Seize with a toothpick | 22 |
| Quick thrust, in fencing | 24 |
| Pierce with a toothpick | 23 |
| Pierce with a fork, e.g. | 24 |
| Injure with a pitchfork | 23 |
| Shank, in prison lingo | 22 |
| Take a ____ at: attempt | 23 |
| Sudden, sharp sensation | 23 |
| Sudden, painful sensation | 25 |
| Stick with a toothpick | 22 |
| Stick with a shiv, say | 22 |
| Run through with a saber | 24 |
| Poke with a sharp thing | 23 |
| Pang, as of conscience | 22 |
| Emulate Brutus or Casca | 23 |
| Attack like Norman Bates | 24 |
| Attack a la Norman Bates | 24 |
| "___ Mater" (hymn) | 28 |
| '-- Mater' (hymn) | 25 |
| ___ Mater (Latin hymn) | 22 |
| Pergolesi or Haydn opus | 23 |
| What Brutus did to Caesar | 25 |
| Like bayoneted garbage? | 23 |
| Sculpture with fixed parts | 26 |
| Form of abstract sculpture | 26 |
| Alexander Calder art form | 25 |
| Alexander Calder creations | 26 |
| What a gyroscope may provide | 28 |
| Shetlands' shelter | 22 |
| Building near a track, maybe | 28 |
| Thoroughbred's pad | 22 |
| Sty : hogs :: ___ : horses | 26 |
| Seabiscuit's abode | 22 |
| Resisting chemical change | 25 |
| Quarter horse's quarters | 28 |
| Quarter horse quarters | 22 |
| Patient's condition | 23 |
| It'll hold your horses | 26 |
| Home for horses and cows | 24 |
| Young currier or groomer | 24 |
| Superhero with horse sense? | 27 |
| Markers in calm waters? | 23 |
| Put to bed, as a horse | 22 |
| In a stall, as a horse | 22 |
| Did a hostler's job | 23 |
| Openings for horse trainers | 27 |
| One to horse around with? | 25 |
| Less likely to collapse | 23 |
| Ex-quarterback Ken ___ | 22 |
| Thoroughbreds' homes | 24 |
| In a rock-solid fashion | 23 |
| ___ in the back (betrays) | 25 |
| Drives the point home? | 22 |
| Tries to pick up, maybe | 23 |
| Sticks a fork into, e.g. | 24 |
| Pierces with a fork, e.g. | 25 |
| "Guesstimates" | 24 |
| Tries to stick a fork in | 24 |
| Opp. of legato, in music | 24 |
| Opposite of legato: Abbr. | 25 |
| Like a dotted note, in mus. | 27 |
| What a dot may mean, in mus. | 28 |
| Short and detached, in mus. | 27 |
| Musically detached: Abbr. | 25 |
| Legato's opp., in music | 27 |
| Disconnected, in music: Abbr. | 29 |
| Short and disconnected: Abbr. | 29 |
| Quick and detached, in mus. | 27 |
| Opposite of legato, in mus. | 27 |
| Opposite of legato (abbr.) | 26 |
| Opposite of leg., in music | 26 |
| Legato's opposite: abbr. | 28 |
| Abbr. on a music score | 22 |
| Sharply, in music: Abbr. | 24 |
| Disconnected, as notes | 22 |
| Musically disconnected | 22 |
| In rapid-fire succession | 24 |
| Disconnected, musically | 23 |
| Disconnected, as in music | 25 |
| Cut short in performing | 23 |
| English travel writer Thomas | 28 |
| Dash of "Clueless" | 28 |
| It goes through the roof | 24 |
| Quantity of poker chips | 23 |
| Neatly organized poker chips | 28 |
| Neatly organized chips | 22 |
| It may go through the roof | 26 |
| Gambler's insurance | 23 |
| Provided an advantage to | 24 |
| Warehouse worker, maybe | 23 |
| Gaining unfair advantage | 24 |
| Followers of hay and smoke | 26 |
| Arranges, as poker chips | 24 |