| Motorist's manual device | 28 |
| Four-on-the-floor, e.g. | 23 |
| Resembles a sorethumb | 22 |
| Proceeds as a unified group | 27 |
| What a hearty meal does | 23 |
| Stay with, as a decision | 24 |
| Remain loyal to wildebeests? | 28 |
| Be substantial, as a meal | 25 |
| Bank teller's fear | 22 |
| Rob jazz flutist Herbie? | 24 |
| Difficult, as a situation | 25 |
| Awkward, as a situation | 23 |
| Awkwardly uncomfortable event | 29 |
| Cricketer's headache? | 25 |
| Pabst malt liquor brand | 23 |
| 1980s pitching phenom Dave | 26 |
| Former Toronto pitching ace | 27 |
| Some farmyard enclosures | 24 |
| Where boars are boarded | 23 |
| Spots where swine dine | 22 |
| Some college dorm rooms | 23 |
| Places for muckety-mucks? | 25 |
| Pens that don't write | 25 |
| Hoarders' homes, often | 26 |
| Grunts may come out of them | 27 |
| Unreasonable, pricewise | 23 |
| Suffering from stage fright | 27 |
| Not flexible, as muscles | 24 |
| Like beaten egg-whites | 22 |
| Like a double at a bar | 22 |
| He makes a waiter a hater | 25 |
| Harsh, as a prison sentence | 27 |
| Shove away, football-style | 26 |
| Shoving away, football-style | 28 |
| Double martini, e.g. (32) | 25 |
| Exhibit fright, in a way | 24 |
| Starch, as a laundry agent | 26 |
| Death tax is repealed? | 22 |
| In an overly formal way | 23 |
| How goose-steppers march | 24 |
| Stretching may relieve it | 25 |
| Doesn't leave a tip | 23 |
| Cheats, as a waitperson | 23 |
| Archie's command to Edith | 29 |
| Horse's "knee" | 28 |
| Archie Bunker's command | 27 |
| Hold one's nose, perhaps | 28 |
| Hide boredom, in a way | 22 |
| Attempt to appear alert, say | 28 |
| Archie Bunker, to Edith | 23 |
| Puts down, as a revolt | 22 |
| Former Charlotte WNBA team | 26 |
| Blot on one's reputation | 28 |
| The scarlet letter, e.g. | 24 |
| The scarlet letter, for one | 27 |
| The scarlet letter for one | 27 |
| Reputation besmirchers | 22 |
| Holes in one's hands | 24 |
| Bodily marks of a sort | 22 |
| Steps for scaling a fence | 25 |
| Set of steps between farms | 26 |
| Steps that cross a fence | 24 |
| Steps for crossing a fence | 26 |
| Set of steps by a fence | 23 |
| Part of a subway entrance | 25 |
| Metro-station entrance | 22 |
| Means of mounting a fence | 25 |
| Fence feature, perhaps | 22 |
| Support for a paneled door | 26 |
| Subway-station feature | 22 |
| Subway-entrance barrier | 23 |
| Subway entrance device | 22 |
| Means of crossing a fence | 25 |
| It turns a lot in rush hour | 27 |
| It spins to let people in | 25 |
| Fence-climber's aid | 23 |
| Customer counter, maybe | 23 |
| Crossover on a pasture | 22 |
| Committee on El barriers? | 25 |
| Vertical pieces in panels | 25 |
| Steps taken on a farm? | 22 |
| Steps over rural fences | 23 |
| Sets of steps over fences | 25 |
| Lineup at some entrances | 24 |
| John ___, cousin of Mr. Doe | 27 |
| Surgical instrument: Var. | 25 |
| Tool for making eyelets | 23 |
| Needleworker's tool | 23 |
| Heel with a high p.s.i. | 23 |
| Heel type named for a dagger | 28 |
| What some femmes fatales wear | 29 |
| Sharp-looking footwear | 22 |
| Sharp-looking footwear? | 23 |
| Needlework instruments | 22 |
| Revenuer's pursuit | 22 |
| Revenooers' target | 22 |
| Moonshiner's setup | 22 |
| Moonshiner's device | 23 |
| Moonshiner's contrivance | 28 |
| Moonshiner's apparatus | 26 |