| "Wacky Races" villain Dick | 36 |
| Despicably cowardly dentist? | 28 |
| Mean, sneaking cowards | 22 |
| Malicious cowards | 17 |
| Cravens | 7 |
| Cowardly evildoers | 18 |
| Shaggy: Comb. form | 18 |
| One who might create a scatter plot | 35 |
| Info holders | 12 |
| Singles, compared to married people | 35 |
| Single and available | 20 |
| Single and looking | 18 |
| Like potential boyfriends | 25 |
| Like events on a time line | 26 |
| Hack job? | 9 |
| Digital information carrier | 27 |
| Football player studying information technology? | 48 |
| Census bureau, essentially | 26 |
| They keep Google running | 24 |
| Digital transmission for short, | 31 |
| Hackers' targets | 20 |
| Contents of backup disks | 24 |
| Cryptographer's variable | 28 |
| Relating to appointment time | 28 |
| Having a time listing | 21 |
| Finds customers from social media, perhaps | 42 |
| Pattern-seeking information analysis | 36 |
| Pattern-finding process | 23 |
| Parts of central processing units | 33 |
| Purchase with a cell phone | 26 |
| Electronic machines | 19 |
| Vatican office | 14 |
| Office of the Papal curia | 25 |
| Records for processing | 22 |
| Records for computer processing | 31 |
| Backup provider? | 16 |
| "I won't ___ guy who doesn't own a toolbox" (Kristy Swanson quote) | 84 |
| Suited to be a suitor | 21 |
| Single and lacking baggage | 26 |
| Lacking baggage, say | 20 |
| Young, alluring sort | 20 |
| Attractive single person, slangily | 34 |
| Matchmaker's oddsmaker? | 27 |
| Schedule planners | 17 |
| Meeting planners | 16 |
| Editors' records | 20 |
| Appointment organizers | 22 |
| Four-person outing | 18 |
| Meeting one's soul mate, perhaps? | 37 |
| Went out with the chivalrous type, to a Russian yes-man? | 56 |
| Monthly periodicals, checked-out library books, etc. | 52 |
| Determine the age of wheat? | 27 |
| Like a wallflower | 17 |
| Alone on a Saturday night | 25 |
| Sine die | 8 |
| Like men at stag parties | 24 |
| Having no social engagement | 27 |
| By oneself, as at a dance | 25 |
| Alone on Saturday night, say | 28 |
| Program hosted by investigative journalists who can dunk? | 57 |
| Article starters | 16 |
| Publication facts | 17 |
| News story starts | 17 |
| Dispatch identifiers | 20 |
| "Can I call you again?" and the like? | 47 |
| Gold place symbol | 17 |
| Romance, often | 14 |
| MTV reality show | 16 |
| Epoch, e.g. | 11 |
| Oasis sights | 12 |
| Span between two calendar spots | 31 |
| Library stamps | 14 |
| Post-office equipment | 21 |
| They're not tied down | 25 |
| Library gadgets | 15 |
| Librarians' devices | 23 |
| Archaeologists, at times | 24 |
| They go out and go steady | 25 |
| Stamping implements | 19 |
| Some office stamps | 18 |
| Some library gadgets | 20 |
| Post-office stampers | 20 |
| Post Office devices | 19 |
| Office stamps | 13 |
| Library-desk items | 18 |
| Librarian's stamps | 22 |
| Dairy-company devices | 21 |
| Archaeologists, by profession | 29 |
| Antiques appraisers, e.g. | 25 |
| Antique dealers, at times | 25 |
| Matchmaking industry? | 21 |
| Has been around since, with "to" | 42 |
| Some social outings? | 20 |
| Goes out with periodically | 26 |
| Machines that sound like staplers | 33 |
| Library devices | 15 |
| Oasis sight | 11 |
| Bayonet plant | 13 |
| Singles may play it | 19 |
| Part 1: Where they met | 22 |