| Cause a dramatic reversal | 25 |
| Ask, as for assistance | 22 |
| Apply force in police jargon | 29 |
| Party person's request | 26 |
| "One L" author | 24 |
| "Innocent" author | 27 |
| Author of legal thrillers | 25 |
| Paint thinner, for short | 24 |
| Paint thinner, slangily | 23 |
| Paint cleaner, for short | 24 |
| Paint thinners, for short | 25 |
| Paint cleaners, for short | 25 |
| Gunner's enclosure | 22 |
| Revolving tank structure | 24 |
| Tot's Michelangelo, e.g. | 28 |
| Red-eared slider, e.g. | 22 |
| Possible aquarium dweller | 25 |
| Dr. Seuss' Yertle, say | 26 |
| Diamondback or hawkbill | 23 |
| ______ford, Saskatchewan | 24 |
| Oval stud on furniture | 22 |
| Sweetheart, to W. C. Fields | 27 |
| Christmas-song creature | 23 |
| Sweater for the cold-blooded? | 29 |
| They have retractable heads | 27 |
| Pecan and chocolate candies | 27 |
| Hits from a loggerhead? | 23 |
| Overseer of schools: Abbr. | 26 |
| ____ amigos: your friends | 25 |
| From Florence, perhaps | 22 |
| Florence native, for one | 24 |
| Lithographer's liquid | 25 |
| Exclamation of reproof | 22 |
| ZZ Top song about butts | 23 |
| Disdainful interjection | 23 |
| "Oh, pshaw!" | 22 |
| Cutesy term for a can? | 22 |
| Butt, in an overly cute way | 27 |
| Elephant's incisor | 22 |
| Walrus's protuberance | 25 |
| Walrus' long tooth | 22 |
| Narwhal's protrusion | 24 |
| Ivory-poacher's take | 24 |
| Ivory poacher's prize | 25 |
| Elephant's defense | 22 |
| Elephant's big tooth | 24 |
| 1979 Fleetwood Mac album | 24 |
| City east of Montgomery | 23 |
| Elephants prized by poachers | 28 |
| Like some female elephants | 26 |
| Poacher's targets, often | 28 |
| Elephant's long teeth | 25 |
| Elephant's ivories | 22 |
| Madame with a wax museum | 24 |
| Wax museum founder Marie | 24 |
| Place to find lifeless celebs | 29 |
| King in a Steve Martin song | 27 |
| King in 1922 headlines | 22 |
| 1922 Howard Carter discovery | 28 |
| Egyptian king, for short | 24 |
| Boy King of ancient Egypt | 25 |
| "Tsk!" relative | 25 |
| "The boy king" | 24 |
| When repeated, a reproach | 25 |
| Syllable of disapproval | 23 |
| Subject of a 1922 discovery | 27 |
| King with a famous tomb | 23 |
| Howard Carter's discovery | 29 |
| His tomb was found in 1922 | 26 |
| Ancient Egyptian boy king | 25 |
| "Pish posh!" | 22 |
| When repeated, show disdain | 27 |
| When repeated, a rebuke | 23 |
| Son-in-law of Ikhnaton | 22 |
| Short verbal admonition | 23 |
| Scolder's syllable | 22 |
| Royal Egyptian nickname | 23 |
| Oft-repeated sound of reproof | 29 |
| Notable child king, briefly | 27 |
| King of the 18th dynasty | 24 |
| King in a Steve Martin video | 28 |
| King in a Steve Martin skit | 27 |
| King in a 1978 pop hit | 22 |
| King Ay's predecessor | 25 |
| Interjection of disapproval | 27 |
| Indication of disapproval | 25 |
| His reign began at age nine | 27 |
| Half of a disapproving rebuke | 29 |
| Game, such as rounders | 22 |
| Famous nine-year-old king | 25 |
| Famous king, familiarly | 23 |
| Egyptologist's study | 24 |
| Egyptian king, familiarly | 25 |
| Egyptian boy king, briefly | 26 |
| Egyptian "boy king" | 29 |
| Cry like "Tsk!" | 25 |
| Carter's discovery | 22 |
| Carter discovery in 1922 | 25 |
| Boy king in 1922 headlines | 26 |
| Batman villain King ___ | 23 |