| It's measured in cups | 25 |
| Intimate detail? | 16 |
| They have numbers and letters | 29 |
| They can be denoted by a number and a letter | 44 |
| Money-coining fee | 17 |
| Historic period in metallurgy | 29 |
| Coining fee | 11 |
| Upper arm band | 14 |
| Uniform armband | 15 |
| Arm badge | 9 |
| Arm armor | 9 |
| What closers need, per "Glengarry Glen Ross" | 54 |
| They toot their own horns | 25 |
| "No military bigwigs allowed"? | 40 |
| Furniture mentioned in "Lay, Lady, Lay" | 49 |
| With The 1964 fantasy film | 33 |
| Western belt feature, often | 27 |
| Fathom: Fr. | 11 |
| Pre-W.W. I in automotive history | 32 |
| Model T time | 12 |
| Tavern that serves simple food | 30 |
| Unpretentious tavern | 20 |
| Tavern that serves beer and food | 32 |
| Restaurant to get a croque-monsieur | 35 |
| Relaxed, upscale restaurant | 27 |
| Place to order une bière | 27 |
| Not a fancy place | 17 |
| French tavern | 13 |
| Bistro's relative | 21 |
| Skater Isabelle | 15 |
| High-ranking military officer | 29 |
| High military muck-a-muck | 25 |
| High-ranking officer | 20 |
| Army hot shot | 13 |
| Pentagon pooh-bah | 17 |
| Pentagon honcho | 15 |
| Pentagon big | 12 |
| Military higher-up | 18 |
| Military biggie | 15 |
| Military big shot | 17 |
| High-ranking official | 21 |
| High-ranking military officer, slangily | 39 |
| Army hotshot | 12 |
| War room figures, slangily | 26 |
| Responsibility of the Pentagon's personnel office? | 54 |
| Turnips and cabbages | 20 |
| Item of apparel patented in 1913 | 32 |
| It can be uplifting | 19 |
| Number two woods | 16 |
| Number 2 woods for Trevino | 26 |
| No. 2 woods | 11 |
| Having the most nerve | 21 |
| Nickname for a gang of hired goons? | 35 |
| Thug's weapon | 17 |
| Goon's blow-enhancers | 25 |
| Weapons in fisticuffs | 21 |
| Weapon that gives a punch more punch | 36 |
| Persuaders of a sort | 20 |
| Handy weapon? | 13 |
| "Sonic the Hedgehog" character, showing chutzpah | 58 |
| Rum, vodka and orange juice drink | 33 |
| M.I.T.'s class ring, familiarly | 35 |
| Copper: good; zinc: fair? | 25 |
| Duties for generals? | 20 |
| What trumpet players pay? | 25 |
| What trumpet players pay every April? | 37 |
| Roast, in Bonn | 14 |
| Josephine Tey title orphan | 26 |
| Central European capital | 24 |
| Czech necklace | 14 |
| Drama about an obnoxious superhero? | 35 |
| Babysitter's hope when offering crayons? | 44 |
| Demi Moore was in it | 20 |
| Stars of "The Breakfast Club" and "St. Elmo's Fire," collectively | 89 |
| "The Breakfast Club" stars | 36 |
| "The Breakfast Club" actors are part of it | 52 |
| Rob Lowe was one | 16 |
| Hoarder with an attitude? | 25 |
| More ill-behaved | 16 |
| Like badly behaved kids | 23 |
| Loud noise, in Scotland | 23 |
| Scampered noisily | 17 |
| Like a spoiled kid | 18 |
| Spoiled, perhaps | 16 |
| Spoiled, maybe | 14 |
| Like an impish kid | 18 |
| Like an ill-mannered kid | 24 |
| Like a spoiled kid, often | 25 |
| Like a punk kid | 15 |
| The world's largest ..., prepared in Campbellsport, Wisconsin, required four gallons of relish | 98 |
| German sausages | 15 |
| Fashion dolls in diapers | 24 |
| Meister ___ (beer brand) | 24 |
| End of an Oktoberfest quaff | 27 |
| Stuff in a stein | 16 |
| Pint that may be weisse | 23 |
| Meister ___ (Lite Beer from Miller, before it was reformulated) | 63 |
| "Beer Barrel Polka" beer | 34 |
| Eva and Wernher von | 19 |
| Bride, in Bonn | 14 |