| American-Canadian for ghetto blaster | 36 |
| Powerful, portable radios | 25 |
| Portable sources of music | 25 |
| Backfire | 8 |
| Toy that's thrown | 21 |
| Return to the initial position | 30 |
| Noisy Australian club? | 22 |
| Down under toy | 14 |
| Australian club | 15 |
| Aussie missile | 14 |
| Aussie flyer | 12 |
| Some returning family members | 29 |
| Curved flat piece of wood made a sound like a bell? | 51 |
| Backfires | 9 |
| Statue of a post-W.W. II baby? | 30 |
| Esiason's plant? | 20 |
| Small-scale economic upturn | 27 |
| Small upswing on Wall Street | 28 |
| Small spurt in the economy | 26 |
| Mini-surge in business | 22 |
| Brief bull market | 17 |
| Soundstage sight | 16 |
| Overhead item in a TV studio | 28 |
| Mobile sound enhancer | 21 |
| It looms over many actors | 25 |
| Hoops announcer's "Slam dunk!" | 44 |
| Witch's dynamite? | 21 |
| Areas with population explosions | 32 |
| Excessively resonant | 20 |
| Blessed side dish with hot dogs? | 32 |
| Jovial pal | 10 |
| Tom and Huck | 12 |
| Where yokels come from | 22 |
| Evidence of longshoremen without antiperspirant? | 48 |
| Backwoods locale | 16 |
| Actress Derek's book about port facilities? | 47 |
| What singer Pat can do to seem busy? | 36 |
| Pat and Debby of pop music | 26 |
| Daniel and Pat | 14 |
| Richard and Pat | 15 |
| Pat and Richard | 15 |
| Pat and Debby | 13 |
| Pop music family of the 50's-70's | 41 |
| Pat and Daniel | 14 |
| Music's Pat and Debby | 25 |
| Baseball's Bob, Bret and Aaron | 34 |
| Outskirts of the outskirts | 26 |
| Heckler's response | 22 |
| Blondie Bumstead's maiden name | 34 |
| Critique of the sound effects at a haunted house? | 49 |
| Critique of ghost's performance? | 36 |
| Voices contempt toward | 22 |
| Acts the heckler at the Westminster dog show? | 45 |
| Makes lots of catcalls? | 23 |
| Stole, slangily | 15 |
| Did promotion for | 17 |
| What a great ad campaign leads to | 33 |
| Item-concealing shoplifting aid | 31 |
| Jump-start necessity | 20 |
| Toddler's mealtime accessory | 32 |
| Chamber of commerce policies | 28 |
| Stages of space exploration | 27 |
| Tyke's dinnertime perch | 27 |
| It can give a child a lift | 26 |
| Supportive sovereign? | 21 |
| Inoculation | 11 |
| Follow-up vaccination | 21 |
| Immunological follow-up | 23 |
| Vaccine supplements | 19 |
| Cry from a superfan? | 20 |
| Shoplifting, in slang | 21 |
| What a good pep talk will do | 28 |
| Succeed through an ad campaign, perhaps | 40 |
| Push from underneath | 20 |
| Shoeshiner | 10 |
| Pump polisher | 13 |
| Oxford shiner | 13 |
| Marines' training center | 28 |
| Drilling site | 13 |
| Private place? | 14 |
| Tough training venue | 20 |
| Station on Parris Island | 24 |
| Recruit training center | 23 |
| Parris Island, for one | 22 |
| Marines' training site | 26 |
| Where soldiers are made | 23 |
| Military trials? | 16 |
| Person with the fastest-starting PC? | 36 |
| Kicked | 6 |
| Started, as a computer | 22 |
| Wearing Wellingtons | 19 |
| Started, in a way | 17 |
| Started a computer | 18 |
| Kicked (out) | 12 |
| Dressed for surf fishing | 24 |
| Chucked out | 11 |
| Made a bonehead baseball error | 30 |
| At the office Mr. Ridder _____ | 30 |
| Footwear eaten by an animal? | 28 |
| Crocheted footwear for infants | 30 |