| Competitor in some county fairs | 31 |
| When to slop in the mud on the farm? | 36 |
| Longtime ESPN football analyst Merril ___ | 41 |
| One who won't share, as with blankets | 41 |
| Hardly a generous sort | 22 |
| They take their share and then some | 35 |
| Greedy activity | 15 |
| Scottish author James et al. | 28 |
| Scottish author James and others | 32 |
| ___ armor (unwieldy ironclad) | 29 |
| One ill at ease in fine clothes | 31 |
| Shortening substitute from the sty | 34 |
| Having a rounded cutting edge, as a tool | 40 |
| Jars of bacon grease? | 21 |
| Curling rink line seven yards from the tee | 42 |
| Large cask | 10 |
| Unit of measure equal to 63 gallons | 35 |
| British capacity unit | 21 |
| 63-gallon cask | 14 |
| Be a bad co-star | 16 |
| Play the prima donna, e.g. | 26 |
| Roped by all fours | 18 |
| Rendered immobile, as cattle | 28 |
| Rendered immobile | 17 |
| Rendered helpless | 17 |
| Made helpless | 13 |
| Incapable of moving | 19 |
| Hampered severely | 17 |
| Competed at the rodeo, perhaps | 30 |
| Makes helpless | 14 |
| Toronto, familiarly | 19 |
| Peckinpah's Cable | 21 |
| Benoit _____ of the N.H.L. | 26 |
| Snape's school | 18 |
| School with a Great Hall and Room of Requirement | 48 |
| School whose motto is Latin for "Never tickle a sleeping dragon" | 74 |
| Potter's school | 19 |
| Fictional school whose motto is "Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus" | 78 |
| Siouan people of the upper Missouri | 35 |
| Germany's last noble family | 31 |
| Harmonica maker | 15 |
| Big name in harmonicas | 22 |
| Emulated Santa | 14 |
| New Jersey town with a hyphenated name | 38 |
| What the bored might say in a swamp? | 36 |
| Bored replies | 13 |
| Cry to the hounds | 17 |
| Tomboy: var. | 12 |
| Saucy girl: Var. | 16 |
| Hawaiian yams | 13 |
| Sauce eaten with spring rolls | 29 |
| Moved with a davit | 18 |
| Used a block and tackle | 23 |
| Sent up a mast | 14 |
| Raised, as a flag | 17 |
| Davits | 6 |
| Lifting | 7 |
| Block-and-tackle work | 21 |
| Show patriotism, in a way | 25 |
| Be patriotic, in a way | 22 |
| Start a voyage | 14 |
| How to succeed as a retailer? | 29 |
| __-toity | 8 |
| Chain hotel, for short | 22 |
| Orange-roofed chain, familiarly | 31 |
| Ramada rival for short | 23 |
| Ramada alternative, informally | 30 |
| Popular roadside chain, for short | 33 |
| Orange-roofed restaurant, familiarly | 36 |
| Orange-roofed inn, for short | 28 |
| Orange-roofed hotel, for short | 30 |
| Orange-roofed establishment, in brief | 37 |
| Nickname of a 1989 All-Star Met | 31 |
| Motel chain, for short | 22 |
| Motel chain nickname | 20 |
| Midrange hotel chain, familiarly | 32 |
| Hotel chain, for short | 22 |
| Hospitality nickname associated with orange roofs | 49 |
| Holiday Inn competitor, for short | 33 |
| He was on deck when Mookie hit the ball through Bill Buckner's legs to win Game 6 of the 1986 World Series | 110 |
| Dwindling restaurant/hotel franchise | 36 |
| "Go happy. Go ___" (hotel slogan) | 43 |
| "28 Flavors" chain, for short | 39 |
| '86 teammate of Nails, Doc, and Straw | 41 |
| Small enclosure, in Africa | 26 |
| African pen | 11 |
| ___ up (sham) | 13 |
| Add artificialty, with "up" | 37 |
| Corn-filled state | 17 |
| Phony court figure? | 19 |
| Virginia Tech athlete | 21 |
| More corny | 10 |
| More contrived | 14 |
| More cheesy | 11 |
| Virginia Tech team | 18 |
| Superlatively contrived | 23 |
| Maximally corny | 15 |
| Corny to the max | 16 |
| Dust Bowl migrants who tell the most corny stories? | 51 |
| Seikan Tunnel terminus | 22 |