| Expel from law practice | 23 |
| Prevent from lawyering | 22 |
| Prohibit from practicing law | 28 |
| Prevent from practicing | 23 |
| Lower a lawyer's status | 27 |
| Kick out of the legal biz | 25 |
| Prevents from practicing | 24 |
| Expels from legal practice | 26 |
| Jockey without a horse | 22 |
| Platter by The Platters, e.g. | 29 |
| Word with brake or jockey | 25 |
| Wink in tiddlywinks, e.g. | 25 |
| The "D" of C.D. | 25 |
| The "D" in CD | 23 |
| Music storage medium, maybe | 27 |
| Item used in a golf variant | 27 |
| What a certain jockey mounts? | 29 |
| Vertebra's neighbor | 23 |
| UFO's shape, perhaps | 24 |
| Type of brakes or jockey | 24 |
| The "D" of D.J. | 25 |
| The "D" of CD | 23 |
| Spinner from Tin Pan Alley | 26 |
| Piece in the game Reversi | 25 |
| Piece from the game Othello | 27 |
| Kind of brake or camera | 23 |
| It's thrown in Ultimate | 27 |
| Either side of an Oreo | 22 |
| Drum alternative, vehicularly | 29 |
| Certain jockey's concern | 28 |
| Burned or ripped thing | 22 |
| Brake component, often | 22 |
| "Tron" weapon | 23 |
| Present joker, on the street | 28 |
| It's not part of a play | 27 |
| Headmaster's faculty | 24 |
| Serious Frisbee thrower? | 24 |
| Type of ball or dancer | 22 |
| Travolta helped popularize it | 29 |
| Place for a mirrored ball | 25 |
| Music to do the hustle to | 25 |
| Hustler's hangout? | 22 |
| Fever John Travolta had | 23 |
| Donna Summer's forte | 24 |
| 70's "in" spot | 28 |
| '70s "fever" | 26 |
| Word with hall or fever | 23 |
| Tony Manero's haunt | 23 |
| The Bee Gees' genre | 23 |
| Saturday Night Fever craze | 29 |
| Place to do the hustle | 22 |
| John Travolta danced to it | 26 |
| Gloria Gaynor's field | 25 |
| Genre that influenced house | 27 |
| Gay '70s party genre | 24 |
| Embarrassing '70s music | 27 |
| Donna Summer's genre | 24 |
| Dancing spot, for short | 23 |
| Boogie, Bee Gees-style | 22 |
| '70s dance or genre | 23 |
| '70s "in" spot | 28 |
| Hustled in the '70s, say | 28 |
| Rattle the whole auditorium? | 28 |
| They usually have big balls | 27 |
| Studio 54 and Xenon, famously | 29 |
| Places where people hustle? | 27 |
| Places for dancing, for short | 29 |
| What the Fed charges banks | 26 |
| Good customer's reward | 26 |
| Spinal column features | 22 |
| Floppy, compact and others | 26 |
| Tiddlywinks pieces, e.g. | 24 |
| Stuff is recorded on them | 25 |
| Spinal column features (Var.) | 29 |
| Records that could be broken | 28 |
| Projectiles in a golf variant | 29 |
| Parts of some farm tillers | 26 |
| Items for a certain jockey | 26 |
| Deejay's collection | 23 |
| Contents of jewel boxes | 23 |
| Sculpture prop, sometimes | 25 |
| Item thrown in Olympic games | 28 |
| Ancient pentathlon event | 24 |
| Look down one's nose at | 27 |
| The doghouse, so to speak | 25 |
| It fled with the spoon | 22 |
| Satellite signal receiver | 25 |
| Rooftop fixture, sometimes | 26 |
| Word with satellite or side | 27 |
| Spoon's running mate | 24 |
| Spoon's mate, in rhyme | 26 |
| Spoon companion of rhyme | 24 |
| Serve, with "out" | 27 |
| Word with side or soap | 22 |
| Word with side or satellite | 27 |
| Spoon's partner in flight | 29 |
| Spoon's elopement partner | 29 |
| Slang for a basketball assist | 29 |
| Serve, with "up" | 26 |
| Saucer or dinner plate | 22 |