| Like some airport luggage | 25 |
| Left in the lost and found | 26 |
| Open, as a large envelope | 25 |
| Removes, as a necklace | 22 |
| Sam, Vanya or Buck, e.g. | 24 |
| "I surrender!" | 24 |
| "I concede!" | 22 |
| Word used to admit defeat | 25 |
| Napoleon Solo's employer | 28 |
| Jermaine, to Prince Michael | 27 |
| Epithet for Sam or Remus | 24 |
| "OK, I give up!" | 26 |
| 'I surrender!' | 22 |
| Your cousin's father | 24 |
| Vanya, in Chekhov's play | 28 |
| Scrooge, to Donald Duck | 23 |
| Result of some arm-twisting? | 28 |
| Relative known for quitting? | 28 |
| Org. in a '60s spy series | 29 |
| One named Sam wants YOU! | 24 |
| Napoleon Solo's org. | 24 |
| Jeb, to Jenna and Barbara | 25 |
| Defeated one's cry | 22 |
| Cry in conceding defeat | 23 |
| American recruiter Sam | 22 |
| "Okay, I give up!" | 28 |
| "No more!" (h,h) | 26 |
| In need of maid service | 23 |
| Not properly explained | 22 |
| Marketing character in rice | 27 |
| Cost of a certain grain? | 24 |
| Culkin film of '89 | 22 |
| 1989 John Candy comedy | 22 |
| 1989 Candy movie (2 words) | 26 |
| Addams Family character | 23 |
| Relax, as one's fist | 24 |
| Loosen, as one's butt | 25 |
| Joel Chandler Harris creation | 29 |
| What many brothers also are | 27 |
| First cousins' dads | 23 |
| Your dad's brothers | 23 |
| What many brothers are also | 27 |
| Sam and Tom, relatively? | 24 |
| Jesse and Leo of TV sitcoms | 27 |
| Family-reunion attendees | 24 |
| One known for finger-pointing | 29 |
| Government finger-pointer? | 26 |
| Symbol since the War of 1812 | 28 |
| Patriotic poster pointer | 24 |
| Guy giving you a pointer? | 25 |
| Finger-pointing character | 25 |
| Familiar whiskered figure | 25 |
| Classic figure in a top hat | 27 |
| Ivan Petrovich Voinitsky | 24 |
| Detach, as a lapel mike | 23 |
| Detach, as a clothespin | 23 |
| Release, like a clothespin | 26 |
| Clear, as a blocked drain | 25 |
| What a plumber does often | 25 |
| Put a snake in a drain | 22 |
| Get moving again, in a way | 26 |
| Does a plumber's job | 24 |
| Like a certain emperor | 22 |
| Strange, in Scottish slang | 26 |
| Remarkable, in Scotland | 23 |
| Extraordinary, in Scotland | 26 |
| Clumsy, in Aussie slang | 23 |
| Straighten out, in a way | 24 |
| Straighten, as a spring | 23 |
| Straighten a hose, e.g. | 23 |
| Release, as a certain spring | 28 |
| Prepare for use, as a hose | 26 |
| Straightened, as a snake | 24 |
| Preparing to use, as a hose | 27 |
| Straightens out a hose | 22 |
| Already existing, as a phrase | 29 |
| Word on a vintage 7-Up sign | 27 |
| Coke alternative, in old ads | 28 |
| 7-Up, with "the" | 26 |
| Like a Japanese fish dish | 25 |
| Like the thing not to do | 24 |
| Prepare apples, in a way | 24 |
| Prepare to decant the wine | 26 |
| Open, as a champagne bottle | 27 |
| Pop open, as champagne | 22 |
| Open, as a cabernet sauvignon | 29 |
| Opens, as a wine bottle | 23 |
| Like ballots still in the box | 29 |
| Open, as shipped goods | 22 |
| Open a large container | 22 |
| Taken out, as refrigerators | 27 |
| Straighten, as the legs | 23 |
| Straighten, as one's legs | 29 |
| Mom's or pop's bros | 27 |
| Relax, as one's toes | 24 |
| Full-length, as a movie | 23 |
| At the original length | 22 |
| Like some diamonds or films | 27 |
| Like a film before editing | 26 |
| With deleted scenes included | 28 |