| They're not much work | 25 |
| Slacker's courseload | 24 |
| Piece-of-cake school courses | 28 |
| None too challenging courses | 28 |
| Courses you can sleep through | 29 |
| Courses that are snaps | 22 |
| Breezes sailed through | 22 |
| Breaks for a college student | 28 |
| "Slow down!" | 22 |
| Advice to the overzealous | 25 |
| "Nice and slow" | 25 |
| "Down, boy!" | 22 |
| Sitting duck, to a swindler | 27 |
| Pigeon, to a con artist | 23 |
| Softball of a question | 22 |
| Hardly a head-scratcher | 23 |
| Classic counterculture film | 27 |
| Peter Fonda film: 1969 | 22 |
| Classic Fonda/Hopper movie | 26 |
| 1969 Peter Fonda movie | 22 |
| 1969 Hopper-Fonda flick | 23 |
| Opposite of Rocky Rd.? | 22 |
| Where the affluent live? | 24 |
| Millionaire's address? | 26 |
| Where the well-to-do live? | 26 |
| Where rich folks live? | 22 |
| Lottery winner's locale? | 28 |
| Lottery winner's address? | 29 |
| Life with no money worries | 26 |
| Financial independence | 22 |
| Fat City thoroughfare? | 22 |
| Goof-proof, as a recipe | 23 |
| Word between two dogs? | 22 |
| Have a little something | 23 |
| Bother, with "at" | 27 |
| "Have some!" | 22 |
| Follow your gut instinct? | 25 |
| Indulge in some capers? | 23 |
| Show consumer confidence? | 25 |
| Break fast or breakfast | 23 |
| "Let's ___!" | 26 |
| "Help yourself" | 25 |
| "Help yourself!" | 26 |
| Vex, with "at" | 24 |
| Mother's directive | 22 |
| Get stuck with, as the cost | 27 |
| Get stuck for, as a cost | 24 |
| Erode, with "away" | 28 |
| Enjoy, with "up" | 26 |
| ___, drink and be merry | 23 |
| Worry, with "at" | 26 |
| What to do after being served | 29 |
| Thing you hate to do and run | 28 |
| Grandmother's command | 25 |
| Get take out and then tuck in | 29 |
| Emulate Little Jack Horner | 26 |
| Dinner table exhortation | 24 |
| ''Mangia'' | 26 |
| ''Mangia!'' | 27 |
| Work on a sub, perhaps | 22 |
| Word with crow or humble pie | 28 |
| Word before crow or dirt | 24 |
| Welcome word for chowhounds | 27 |
| Weird Al: "___ It" | 28 |
| Use knife and fork, say | 23 |
| Take tiffin, in London | 22 |
| Take tiffin in Trowbridge | 25 |
| Take tea in Trowbridge | 22 |
| Take down, as a sundae | 22 |
| Take back (one's words) | 27 |
| Take a loss on, so to speak | 27 |
| Tackle the comestibles | 22 |
| Relish, with "up" | 27 |
| Please the cordon bleu | 22 |
| Partake of pâte | 22 |
| Parent's diner order? | 25 |
| Pack it in, so to speak | 23 |
| Pack away some bow ties? | 24 |
| Mom's dinner order | 22 |
| Make a hero disappear? | 22 |
| Make "all gone" | 25 |
| Listen to one's gut? | 24 |
| Have some pizza, perhaps | 24 |
| Gobble, down or gobble down | 27 |
| First of a much-quoted trio | 27 |
| First of a hard-partying trio | 29 |
| Fill one's stomach | 22 |
| Fail to eschew edibles | 22 |
| Expand one's belly | 22 |
| Erode, with "into" | 28 |
| Enjoy the salad bar, e.g. | 25 |
| Enjoy an Almond Joy, say | 24 |
| Drop down one's throat | 26 |
| Down duck, for example | 22 |
| Do some carbo-loading, e.g. | 27 |
| Do a course evaluation? | 23 |
| Dissolve with acid, say | 23 |
| Command to hesitant diners | 26 |
| Chow down or gobble up | 22 |
| Chew the fat-free, e.g. | 23 |