| Bill phrase of urgency | 22 |
| Metaphorical backbreaker | 24 |
| Collegian's concern | 23 |
| Bird studied by Darwin | 22 |
| Diamond in the rough, e.g. | 26 |
| Part 5 of a Layton quote | 24 |
| Get one's mitts on | 22 |
| Talent scouts' delights | 27 |
| Archeological triumphs | 22 |
| One of the Three Stooges | 24 |
| "Works for me" | 24 |
| "It's all good" | 29 |
| "As you wish" | 23 |
| Speeder's comeuppance | 25 |
| Jaywalker's punishment | 26 |
| "OK with me!" | 23 |
| Word with print or point | 24 |
| Traffic-ticket penalty | 22 |
| Traffic court penalty, often | 28 |
| Traffic court assessment, say | 29 |
| Traffic court assessment | 24 |
| Speeder's punishment | 24 |
| Something to be slapped with | 28 |
| Result of a speeding ticket | 27 |
| Reduced sentence, maybe | 23 |
| Punish, as for speeding | 23 |
| Punish via the pocketbook | 25 |
| Penalty for illegal parking | 27 |
| Parking violation penalty | 25 |
| Numismatic classification | 25 |
| Kind of print, on contracts | 27 |
| Kind of print or fettle | 23 |
| Double-parking penalty | 22 |
| Cost of a ticket, perhaps | 25 |
| "Okay with me" | 24 |
| "OK with me" | 22 |
| "Have it your way" | 28 |
| Renoirs, Botticellis, etc. | 26 |
| Museum hanging, most likely | 27 |
| Curator's interest | 22 |
| Auction-house category | 22 |
| Auction offering, often | 23 |
| One way to chop onions | 22 |
| One way to chop peppers | 23 |
| Into very small pieces | 22 |
| Where all the details are | 25 |
| Often-overlooked details | 24 |
| Contract's small type | 25 |
| Traffic court judge, at times | 29 |
| Like some things in life | 24 |
| Like flour, compared to bran | 28 |
| Comparatively admirable | 23 |
| You can be slapped with these | 29 |
| Speeders' penalties | 23 |
| Penalties for offenses | 22 |
| What tickets may get you | 24 |
| Reduced sentences, perhaps | 26 |
| Penalties for speeding | 22 |
| Litterbug's punishments | 27 |
| Maneuvers with subtle skill | 27 |
| Bridge players' moves | 25 |
| The best there is to offer | 26 |
| New York's police epithet | 29 |
| New York's ___ (police) | 27 |
| Funk rockers Mother's ___ | 29 |
| Adjective for the NYPD | 22 |
| Adjective for the N.Y.P.D. | 26 |
| Adjective for N.Y.C. police | 27 |
| "Their ___ Hour" | 26 |
| Metaphorical search tool | 24 |
| Make minor adjustments | 22 |
| Make purr, as an engine | 23 |
| Typical hors d'oeuvres | 26 |
| Canapé, for example | 22 |
| Appetizer for the feast | 23 |
| Manicurist's target | 23 |
| What an onychophagist bites | 27 |
| Itch reliever, sometimes | 24 |
| Source of a digital coat? | 25 |
| Kindergarten art medium | 23 |
| Messy art medium for kids | 25 |
| Monet's "Done!" | 29 |
| Done, on some movie screens | 27 |
| It can be the last word | 23 |
| Conclusion, in a score | 22 |
| "That's it" | 25 |
| Subject to limitations | 22 |
| "Barton ___" | 22 |
| "Barton ---" | 22 |
| Contemptible informers | 22 |
| "Huckleberry ___" | 27 |
| Norwegian's neighbor | 24 |
| Twain's Huckleberry | 23 |
| Sawyer's literary pal | 25 |
| Russian's neighbor | 22 |
| Huckleberry of fiction | 22 |
| Trollope's Phineas ___ | 26 |
| Trollope's Phineas | 22 |
| Surname in Twain tales | 22 |
| Spender of markkas, once | 24 |