| Stand in good __ (be useful) | 28 |
| Replacement's place | 23 |
| Place for a comics bum? | 23 |
| Home or farm attachment | 23 |
| Frame for a fourposter | 22 |
| Follower of home or bed | 23 |
| Farm or home attachment | 23 |
| Ending with bed or farm | 23 |
| Ending for bed or farm | 22 |
| With resolute determination | 27 |
| Regained control, as a ship | 27 |
| Comparatively constant | 22 |
| It may keep you on the beam | 27 |
| Funambulist's forte | 23 |
| Fabled tortoise's trait | 27 |
| British composer Robert | 23 |
| Substituting for, in poetry | 27 |
| Successors' places | 22 |
| Substitutes' places | 23 |
| Replacements' places | 24 |
| Places filled by substitutes | 28 |
| Bed and home attachment | 23 |
| High school sweetheart, e.g. | 28 |
| High school sweetheart | 22 |
| Someone you see all the time | 28 |
| Girlfriend or boyfriend | 23 |
| Dater's one and only | 24 |
| "__ as she goes" | 26 |
| 2006 hit from The Raconteurs | 28 |
| One who goes out regularly | 26 |
| Loan applicant's asset | 26 |
| Orderly view of cosmos | 22 |
| Staple in many restaurants | 26 |
| Something rarely served? | 24 |
| Turf, as opposed to surf | 24 |
| It can be round or cubed | 24 |
| Word with sauce or house | 24 |
| Surf-and-turf component | 23 |
| Word with strip or skirt | 24 |
| Word with strip or club | 23 |
| Word with round or rump | 23 |
| Word after Swiss or cheese | 26 |
| Word after round or flank | 25 |
| Wedding reception selection | 27 |
| Turf, in some restaurants | 25 |
| Surf and turf component | 23 |
| Something served au poivre | 26 |
| Shell, strip or Swiss, e.g. | 27 |
| Porterhouse or sirloin | 22 |
| It's rarely served? | 23 |
| It often gets a grilling | 24 |
| It might be served au poivre | 28 |
| It may be served rarely | 23 |
| It may be round or cube | 23 |
| It can be rarely served | 23 |
| Diner's "turf" | 28 |
| A rare entree, sometimes | 24 |
| Flambéed beef entrée | 26 |
| Apt entree for Sawyer? | 22 |
| Entree for newscaster Sawyer? | 29 |
| Actress' main course? | 25 |
| Outback cutting implement | 25 |
| Barbecue offerings, perhaps | 27 |
| T-bones and filets mignons | 26 |
| House and knife leaders | 23 |
| Delmonicos and T-bones | 22 |
| Seasoned raw meat dish | 22 |
| Bargain for a burglar? | 22 |
| Appropriate inappropriately | 27 |
| Inappropriately appropriate | 27 |
| Do a five-finger discount | 25 |
| Take things the wrong way? | 26 |
| What the light-fingered do | 26 |
| Very low price: Colloq. | 23 |
| Take a five-finger discount | 27 |
| Surprisingly low price | 22 |
| Ricky Henderson specialty | 25 |
| Reach second base, perhaps | 26 |
| Pick a peck of pockets? | 23 |
| More than just a good buy | 25 |
| Item at a 95% markdown, say | 27 |
| It's marked way down | 24 |
| It rarely happens at home | 25 |
| Get to second in a hurry | 24 |
| Force a turnover at the Omni | 28 |
| Emulate Ricky Henderson | 23 |
| Emulate Raines of the Expos | 27 |
| Cry from Brock's fans | 25 |
| Comparison shopper's find | 29 |
| Base-runner's ploy | 22 |
| Base runner's attempt | 25 |
| Base runner's achievement | 29 |
| Advance 90 feet, in a way | 25 |
| Pull off a diamond heist? | 25 |
| Pull off a diamond heist | 24 |
| Flout the pecking order? | 24 |
| Gain an advantage over | 22 |
| 1980 Robbie Dupree hit | 22 |
| Word with base or scene | 23 |
| Rickey Henderson, notably | 25 |