| Find new medical care? | 22 |
| Unexpected reversal, in slang | 29 |
| Underhanded change, slangily | 28 |
| Makes a political swap | 22 |
| Telecommunications hub | 22 |
| Wall covering of a sort | 23 |
| "On/off" surrounder | 29 |
| "Miami Vice" role | 27 |
| Winchester's saint | 22 |
| Non-NATO European country | 25 |
| Turn at the bar, perhaps | 24 |
| Whirl around, as on a chair | 27 |
| Spin, as an office chair | 24 |
| Eames lounge chair feature | 26 |
| Thomas Jefferson invention | 26 |
| Turned, as a desk chair | 23 |
| Office chair mechanisms | 23 |
| Seeker in personals, briefly | 28 |
| Certain bachelor, in ads | 24 |
| Initials in a personal ad | 25 |
| Guy seeking love letters? | 25 |
| Certain guy, in personal ads | 28 |
| Puffed up, as a sprain | 22 |
| Overextended, in a way | 22 |
| Â Â Works of artist Max | 29 |
| Faint, as through ecstasy | 25 |
| Respond to Beatlemania | 22 |
| What Sinatra's fans did | 27 |
| Sinatra made his fans do it | 27 |
| Show of overwhelming love | 25 |
| Response to Beatlemania | 23 |
| Reaction to an idol, possibly | 29 |
| React to Ricky Martin, say | 26 |
| React to a pop idol, perhaps | 28 |
| Go gaga for a guitar hero | 25 |
| Fall for a heartthrob? | 22 |
| Faint with beating heart | 24 |
| Faint from emotional overload | 29 |
| Black out while being crooned | 29 |
| Went weak in the knees | 22 |
| Fainted, as in rapture | 22 |
| Bobby-soxers often did this | 27 |
| Goes weak in the knees | 22 |
| Takes a lady-like dive | 22 |
| Reacts to a crooner, perhaps | 28 |
| Needs a fainting couch | 22 |
| Part of an eagle's flight | 29 |
| Hawk's sudden move | 22 |
| Dive to catch a fish, maybe | 27 |
| Bird of prey's dip | 22 |
| Came down from the sky | 22 |
| Attacked like an eagle | 22 |
| Approach like an eagle | 22 |
| One thing an eagle does | 23 |
| Sudden, swift descents | 22 |
| Strafer's attack moves | 26 |
| Attacks like a sea eagle | 24 |
| Sports logo since 1972 | 22 |
| Logo seen on some golf balls | 28 |
| Logo on some sports bras | 24 |
| "Just Do It" logo | 27 |
| "Sisters" actress | 27 |
| Barter, in Britain (Var.) | 25 |
| There's a point to it | 25 |
| Word with fish or grass | 23 |
| This may be hard to swallow | 27 |
| Swashbuckler's need | 23 |
| Prince Valiant's weapon | 27 |
| Item less puissant than a pen | 29 |
| De Bergerac's weapon | 24 |
| "Kill Bill" weapon | 28 |
| "Rob Roy" climax | 26 |
| The Three Musketeers, e.g. | 26 |
| Impending evil or danger | 24 |
| Disaster waiting to happen | 26 |
| Constant and imminent peril | 27 |
| Musketeers' weapons | 23 |
| Swashbucklers' needs | 24 |
| Part 7 of the soliloquy | 23 |
| One with a high-iron diet? | 26 |
| Fish used in genetic research | 29 |
| Used inelegant language | 23 |
| Used four-letter words | 22 |
| Risked getting bleeped | 22 |
| Promised to tell the truth | 26 |
| Made a solemn declaration | 25 |
| Crossed one's heart, e.g. | 29 |
| Used some bleeped language | 26 |
| Said "!@#$%" | 22 |
| Gave up, with "off" | 29 |
| Gave earnest assurances | 23 |
| ___ off (relinquished) | 22 |
| ___ off (kicked a habit) | 24 |
| Called every name in the book | 29 |
| Prepared for questioning | 24 |
| Did a bailiff's job | 23 |
| Asked to give an oath, maybe | 28 |
| Administered an oath to | 23 |
| Gave one's word about | 25 |
| Bound to tell the truth, say | 28 |