| Picked hair styles, briefly | 27 |
| Jackson 5 features, slangily | 28 |
| Hairdos that get combed out | 27 |
| Bushy styles, for short | 23 |
| Big hairdos, for short | 22 |
| "Mending Wall" poet | 29 |
| 1961 Inauguration speaker | 25 |
| Winter windshield coating | 25 |
| Winter window covering | 22 |
| Riley's punkin covering | 27 |
| Pulitzer Prize winner 1924 | 26 |
| Ontario Premier Leslie | 22 |
| Inaugural poet: Jan. 1961 | 25 |
| He wrote Fire and Ice | 23 |
| Emmy-winning interviewer | 24 |
| Dew's chilly cousin | 23 |
| Cold-morning ground coating | 27 |
| Author of "Birches" | 29 |
| "Punkin" coverer | 26 |
| "Punkin" cover | 24 |
| Pulitzer poet and family | 24 |
| Silk-hat wearer of song | 23 |
| Like windows in winter | 22 |
| He of the magical silk hat | 26 |
| Dessert choice at Wendy's | 29 |
| Prepare milk for cappuccino | 27 |
| Prepare milk for a cappuccino | 29 |
| Possible sign of rabies | 23 |
| Expression of displeasure | 25 |
| Sourpuss's expression | 25 |
| Show disapproval, in a way | 26 |
| Turns a smile upside-down | 25 |
| Stopped in one's tracks | 27 |
| Didn't move a muscle | 24 |
| Succumbed to stage fright | 25 |
| Was paralyzed with fear, say | 28 |
| Turned rigid with fear | 22 |
| Stood absolutely still | 22 |
| Solidified in the cold | 22 |
| Saved for later, perhaps | 24 |
| Reached 32 degrees, maybe | 25 |
| Obeyed a cop's command | 26 |
| Kept from accessing, as funds | 29 |
| Type of foods or assets | 23 |
| Like some assets and smiles | 27 |
| Skimping and scrimping | 22 |
| Careful about spending | 22 |
| Still-life subject, often | 25 |
| Part of a balanced diet | 23 |
| Part of a well-balanced diet | 28 |
| A couple of dates, say | 22 |
| Tomato or green pepper | 22 |
| Still life subject, perhaps | 27 |
| Slot machine symbols, often | 27 |
| Kumquats, uglis and such | 24 |
| Kind of punch or salad | 22 |
| It's sometimes forbidden | 28 |
| Frequent slot-machine display | 29 |
| Common dessert ingredient | 25 |
| Colorful slot machine symbol | 28 |
| Apples, but not IBM's | 25 |
| She's no fashion plate | 26 |
| One way to cook chicken | 23 |
| Word with deep or stir | 22 |
| Word with small or stir | 23 |
| Word with fish or small | 23 |
| Stay in the sun too long | 24 |
| Playwright Christopher | 22 |
| Get sunburned, so to speak | 26 |
| Fish may be served at one | 25 |
| Cook chicken, in a way | 22 |
| Word with small or French | 25 |
| Stay too long at the beach | 26 |
| Prepare, as matzo brei | 22 |
| Go overboard with sunbathing | 28 |
| Get too much sun, slangily | 26 |
| Get a sunburn, so to speak | 26 |
| Bake, at hot festival show | 26 |
| "Small" kids | 22 |
| Actress Soleil Moon __ | 22 |
| "Amen" deacon | 23 |
| Popular brand of boots | 22 |
| Noted Nixon imitator David | 26 |
| Channing of the Knicks | 22 |
| Fast food restaurant fixture | 28 |
| The Colonel's machine | 25 |
| Fast-food restaurant machine | 28 |
| Deep ___ (fast-food machine) | 28 |
| Chicken for a chicken dinner | 28 |
| Medium-sized young chickens | 27 |
| Spring chickens, perhaps | 24 |
| McDonald's fixtures | 23 |
| McDonald's equipment | 24 |
| Fast-food restaurant fixtures | 29 |
| Really feeling the heat | 23 |
| Like bacon in a pan, perhaps | 28 |
| Where fire jumpers start? | 25 |
| Artwork for this puzzle | 23 |
| Overheat motherboards, e.g. | 27 |
| Cook quickly, colloquially | 26 |