| Pet's tiny tormentor | 24 |
| Pet's teensy tormentor | 26 |
| Performer in a certain circus | 29 |
| One nipping Nipper, maybe | 25 |
| One might make Spot scratch | 27 |
| One jumping in a doghouse? | 26 |
| One going to the dogs? | 22 |
| One going for a little bite? | 28 |
| Leaping circus performer | 24 |
| It might avoid a collar | 23 |
| It may make your boxers itchy | 29 |
| It hitches rides on dogs | 24 |
| It can get under your skin | 26 |
| DogÂ’s tiny tormentor | 24 |
| DogÂ's tiny tormentor | 29 |
| Dog's worst friend | 22 |
| Dog's tiny tormentor | 24 |
| Certain collar's nemesis | 28 |
| Blood sucking parasite | 22 |
| Bitty biter of a boxer | 22 |
| Atoms for Peace bassist | 23 |
| Anthony Kiedis' bandmate | 28 |
| ___ circus (novelty show) | 25 |
| Not the best place to crash | 27 |
| Inferior hotel and then some | 28 |
| Hardly four-star hotels | 23 |
| Canine accessory, often | 23 |
| Spot for antique vendors | 24 |
| Where to browse alfresco | 24 |
| Bargain hunters' paradise | 29 |
| Bargain hunter's mecca | 26 |
| "My Dog Has ___" | 26 |
| What some collars prevent | 25 |
| Tenants that come with pets? | 28 |
| Reason to put on a collar | 25 |
| Reason Fluffy needs a bath | 26 |
| NOFX song about a dog? | 22 |
| Causes of some scratches | 24 |
| A pet collar repels them | 24 |
| Took to one's heels | 23 |
| Left the scene, quickly | 23 |
| Exhibited extreme fear | 22 |
| "Took a powder" | 25 |
| Take to one's heels | 23 |
| Noted defense attorney Bailey | 29 |
| Jason's was golden | 22 |
| Big name in sports cards | 24 |
| Baseball card manufacturer | 26 |
| Old Dubble Bubble maker | 23 |
| Smirked contemptuously | 22 |
| Some vintage baseball cards | 27 |
| Well-known London street | 24 |
| Group of naval vessels | 22 |
| Like a base-stealing threat | 27 |
| Farragut's command | 22 |
| Company vehicles collectively | 29 |
| Likely to be first on a track | 29 |
| Car dealer's discount | 25 |
| Admirals' concerns | 22 |
| Newspaper hub in London | 23 |
| Sweeney Todd's milieu | 25 |
| London's newspaper hub | 26 |
| London newspaper district | 25 |
| British press, slangily | 23 |
| British press, figuratively | 27 |
| Strip a whale's blubber | 27 |
| Work on a whaling ship | 22 |
| Remove skin from, as whales | 27 |
| Cut blubber from a whale | 24 |
| Vegetarian's no-no | 22 |
| Spirit's antithesis | 23 |
| Pound sought by Shylock | 23 |
| Skin mag's depiction | 24 |
| Peach's pulpy portion | 25 |
| Partner of blood, on occasion | 29 |
| Edible part of a peach | 22 |
| Crayola color renamed Peach | 27 |
| --- out (gives substance to) | 28 |
| ___ out (gives substance to) | 28 |
| Full of pulp, as fruit | 22 |
| Like berries and melons | 23 |
| Beaumont's collaborator | 27 |
| Ala.-born actress Louise ___ | 28 |
| Orchidée, par exemple | 24 |
| Took a shuttle, perhaps | 23 |
| Took a puddle-jumper, say | 25 |
| Gained popular acceptance | 25 |
| Arrived at the airport | 22 |
| Went without a copilot | 22 |
| Took up a Piper Cub, perhaps | 28 |
| Didn't join forces | 22 |
| The chicken farmer ... | 22 |
| Headed north, by Northwest | 26 |
| Tighten by contraction | 22 |
| Show off one's biceps | 25 |
| Show off one's muscles | 26 |
| Show one's muscles | 22 |
| Show off one's bod | 22 |
| Brandish one's biceps | 25 |
| Work one's muscles | 22 |