| Gets ready for vacation | 23 |
| Fills a suitcase | 16 |
| Comes to grips with grips | 25 |
| Fill every seat | 15 |
| Big hit with video gamers | 25 |
| Arcade classic | 14 |
| Arcade attraction | 17 |
| Video game classic | 18 |
| Ghost-gobbling video game | 25 |
| Classic game with power pellets | 31 |
| Arcade chomper | 14 |
| Well-known maze traveler | 24 |
| Pellet gobbler of old games | 27 |
| Pellet eater at the arcade | 26 |
| Maze navigator | 14 |
| Hit game of 1980 | 16 |
| Ghost-eating video icon | 23 |
| Game with four "ghosts" | 33 |
| Game where the characters hinted at in the four clues appear | 60 |
| Game gobbler | 12 |
| Game featuring Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde | 44 |
| Dot-gobbling video icon | 23 |
| Dot-devouring video game critter | 32 |
| Dot-chomping character in a classic arcade game | 47 |
| Dot devourer | 12 |
| Classic video game | 18 |
| Character who runs around in a dark room munching yellow pills while repetitive electronic music plays | 102 |
| Arcade game in which characters can pass through tunnels to get to the other side of the screen | 95 |
| 1980s video game with a maze | 28 |
| ___ defense (tactic to prevent a hostile takeover) | 50 |
| Flamenco guitarist ___ de LucÃa | 34 |
| Designer Rabanne | 16 |
| Spanish fashion designer Rabanne | 32 |
| Nickname for Francisco | 22 |
| Brown ore | 9 |
| Spanish guitarist ______ De Lucia | 33 |
| Silver ore | 10 |
| Rabanne who was the costume designer for "Barbarella" | 63 |
| Rabanne of fashion | 18 |
| Peña or de Lucia of Spanish guitar playing | 45 |
| Fashion designer Rabanne | 24 |
| Alpaca | 6 |
| Moccasins | 9 |
| D.C. fundraisers | 16 |
| Waterproof boots | 16 |
| Moccasins' kin | 18 |
| Moccasin cousins | 16 |
| Larrigans' kin | 18 |
| D.C. influence gps. | 19 |
| Campaign funders, for short | 27 |
| Big donors of a sort | 20 |
| "Super" campaign orgs. | 32 |
| War chest orgs. | 15 |
| Subjects of fed. election regulations | 37 |
| Restore Our Future and the Red White and Blue Fund, e.g. | 56 |
| Ready money for candidates: abbr. | 33 |
| Political orgs. | 15 |
| Opaque campaign supporters, briefly | 35 |
| Lumberman's boots | 21 |
| Lobbyist orgs. | 14 |
| Lobbying grps. | 14 |
| Lobbying groups | 15 |
| Lobbying gps. | 13 |
| Larrigans | 9 |
| Heelless sheepskin shoes | 24 |
| Half boots | 10 |
| Groups close to the lobby? | 26 |
| Footwear pair | 13 |
| Financial support for Dems. and Reps. | 37 |
| Donation-soliciting grps. | 25 |
| Donation-soliciting gps. | 24 |
| DC orgs. | 8 |
| DC lobbyists | 12 |
| DC donors | 9 |
| DC arm-twisters | 15 |
| D.C. lobbying orgs. | 19 |
| D.C. interest groups | 20 |
| D.C. fund-raisers | 17 |
| D.C. donors | 11 |
| Cold-weather footwear | 21 |
| Cold-weather footgear | 21 |
| Certain campaign funders, for short | 35 |
| Candidates may have super ones | 30 |
| Campaign-funding grps. | 22 |
| Campaign orgs. | 14 |
| Campaign grps. | 14 |
| Campaign funding orgs. | 22 |
| Campaign funders, briefly | 25 |
| Campaign fund grps. | 19 |
| Campaign coffer fillers | 23 |
| Busy orgs. during campaigns | 27 |
| Boot liners | 11 |
| Big donors to office seekers | 28 |
| Big donors | 10 |
| Treaty | 6 |
| Armistice | 9 |
| International treaty | 20 |
| Hostilities ender | 17 |
| Formal agreement | 16 |
| War ender | 9 |