| Dido song for smoking? | 22 |
| More than hard-of-hearing | 25 |
| 1970 hit for the Supremes | 25 |
| Clapton's Hendrix cover | 27 |
| Plum peach or apricot e.g. | 29 |
| Like some wheat or flour | 24 |
| Horace who moved the Giants | 28 |
| Salisbury Plain monument | 24 |
| Salisbury Plain attraction | 26 |
| Sight on Salisbury Plain | 24 |
| Prehistoric ruin in England | 27 |
| Monument on Salisbury Plain | 27 |
| British megalithic monument | 27 |
| Likeness of actress Sharon? | 27 |
| Person at a foundation | 22 |
| He cuts, shapes and builds | 26 |
| Foundation builder, perhaps | 27 |
| Georgia Confederate memorial | 28 |
| Confederacy memorial site | 25 |
| Feature of many a pizzeria | 26 |
| Hard name in the news? | 22 |
| Pelt a newsman with rocks? | 26 |
| He who is without sin? | 22 |
| One finding roaches at home? | 28 |
| Tool in a vegan kitchen | 23 |
| Movies' Spicoli, for one | 28 |
| Habitual high achiever? | 23 |
| Follower of suffragette Lucy | 28 |
| Rock-throwing protesters | 24 |
| Wake and bake practitioners | 27 |
| Lucy ___: early ERA woman | 25 |
| Glass-house assaulters | 22 |
| You can skip the flat ones | 26 |
| Rocks that could be rolling | 27 |
| Sticks' colleagues | 22 |
| Precious ones, possibly | 23 |
| Dwight ___, U.S. high jumper | 28 |
| "Rolling" rockers | 27 |
| Not far (with "a") | 28 |
| Paleolithic hammer or ax | 24 |
| Evade while being questioned | 28 |
| Chain-link fence alternative | 28 |
| Be an unhelpful interrogee | 26 |
| Caveman's cooking tools? | 28 |
| Heavy, nonporous pottery | 24 |
| "State Fair" author | 29 |
| Dorothy Parker had one | 22 |
| In a coldly inexpressive way | 28 |
| Without a visible reaction | 26 |
| Lining with decorative rock | 27 |
| Removing stems and seeds? | 25 |
| Emotionless, as a stare | 23 |
| Like some hard-to-plow land | 27 |
| Like Maine's coast | 22 |
| Hard to go barefoot on | 22 |
| Obdurate court champ of 1953 | 28 |
| Offered one's seat | 22 |
| Didn't take any cards | 25 |
| Went off one's rocker? | 26 |
| Took a position on an issue | 27 |
| Prepared to speak, maybe | 24 |
| Prepared for the anthem, say | 28 |
| Got up from the recliner | 24 |
| Got out of one's chair | 26 |
| Gave up one's seat | 22 |
| Behaved respectfully, perhaps | 29 |
| ___ pat (got stubborn) | 22 |
| ___ out (attracted attention) | 29 |
| Waited to be called on | 22 |
| Stuck with, as a friend | 23 |
| Performed as an understudy | 26 |
| Acted as a substitute (for) | 27 |
| Waited one's turn, often | 28 |
| Used to reach a high shelf | 26 |
| Didn't change hands? | 24 |
| ___ reason (was logical) | 24 |
| Failed to meet as planned | 25 |
| Didn't back down from | 25 |
| Comedian's sidekick | 23 |
| Howard, Howard or Fine | 22 |
| Howard, Fine or Howard | 22 |
| Any one of a slapstick trio | 27 |
| What Burns was to Allen | 23 |
| Slapstick group member | 22 |
| Line feeder, of a sort | 22 |
| Larry Fine, for instance | 24 |
| Larry Fine for example | 23 |
| ComedianÂ’s assistant | 24 |
| Comedian's assistant | 24 |
| Played the straight man | 23 |
| Howard, Howard and Fine | 23 |
| Stand-up's seating | 22 |
| Seat for a suds sipper | 22 |
| It may be saved at the bar | 26 |
| "Cheers" prop | 23 |
| "Cheers" perch | 24 |
| "Cheers" chair | 24 |
| Stand-up's seat, often | 26 |
| Spot for a bum at the bar | 25 |
| Seat that often swivels | 23 |