| -- -haw (donkey's sound) | 28 |
| Give careful attention to | 25 |
| Pay careful attention to | 24 |
| Attention to "pay" | 28 |
| Paid close attention to | 23 |
| Followed the advice of | 22 |
| Takes to heart, as advice | 25 |
| Gives careful attention to | 26 |
| Long-running country TV revue | 29 |
| Donkey's exclamation | 24 |
| Donkey's declaration | 24 |
| Rustic TV variety show | 22 |
| Old Nashville-based TV show | 27 |
| Long-running TV variety show | 28 |
| Long-running country revue | 26 |
| Gordie Tapp Television show | 27 |
| Cornpone variety show of yore | 29 |
| Impish expression of delight | 28 |
| "Pretty funny!" | 25 |
| Obedience-school command | 24 |
| It might be said to a dog | 25 |
| Weak spot for Achilles | 22 |
| It's always underfoot | 25 |
| Achilles' weak point | 24 |
| Achilles' weak spot | 23 |
| Vulnerable spot for Achilles | 28 |
| Achilles' weakness | 22 |
| Achilles' vulnerable spot | 29 |
| Vulnerable spot of myth | 23 |
| The end of loaf as we know it | 29 |
| Spike on a woman's shoe | 27 |
| Part of one's sole | 22 |
| Part of a shoe with a tap | 25 |
| Part of a loaf, or a loafer | 27 |
| It may be stacked or spiked | 27 |
| Elevator at the bottom? | 23 |
| Achilles's weak spot | 24 |
| Achilles' soft spot | 23 |
| Achilles' downfall | 22 |
| "High" shoe part | 26 |
| "Follow me, Rover" | 28 |
| Well-___ (in the money) | 23 |
| Was an obedient dog, in a way | 29 |
| Obeyed a canine command | 23 |
| Followed, as a dog its master | 29 |
| Followed closely, like a dog | 28 |
| Followed closely, dog-style | 27 |
| Followed closely, as a dog | 26 |
| Ward --- (political worker) | 27 |
| Ward --- (local politico) | 25 |
| Ward ___ (local politico) | 25 |
| Political boss's henchman | 29 |
| Blue ___ (herding dog) | 22 |
| Obeying a dog school command | 28 |
| Women's formal wear | 23 |
| They provide lift on runways | 28 |
| What celebrants kick up | 23 |
| Emulates a well-trained dog | 27 |
| Difficult shoes to walk in | 26 |
| Uncomfortable premiere wear | 27 |
| They're tough to run in | 27 |
| They're hard to run in | 26 |
| They may give you a lift | 24 |
| They give drag queens a lift | 28 |
| Shoe-repair shop stock | 22 |
| Military transports: Abbr. | 26 |
| Items of dressy attire | 22 |
| High points for models | 22 |
| Follows closely, as a dog | 25 |
| Lift in the back of a shoe | 26 |
| Dickens character Uriah | 23 |
| Mr. Wickfield's clerk | 25 |
| Dickens's Uriah ___ | 23 |
| Sneak exposed by Micawber | 25 |
| Dickens' character | 22 |
| Fictional insincere teen | 24 |
| Exemplar of insincerity | 23 |
| Dickens's scheming clerk | 28 |
| Dickens's hateful clerk | 27 |
| Dickens's evil clerk | 24 |
| Blackmailer in an 1850 novel | 28 |
| 1970s rockers Uriah ___ | 23 |
| "Umble" person | 24 |
| '70s rockers Uriah ___ | 26 |
| Playboy Hugh, familiarly | 24 |
| Playboy Mansion nickname | 24 |
| Playboy founder, for short | 26 |
| Playboy founder, familiarly | 27 |
| Nickname in adult publishing | 28 |
| Mansion man, for short | 22 |
| Mag mogul with a mansion | 24 |
| Short name for a bunny man | 26 |
| Publishing icon, familiarly | 27 |
| Publisher's nickname | 24 |
| Publisher wearing p.j.'s | 28 |
| Publisher often seen in PJs | 27 |
| Playboy publisher, to friends | 29 |
| Playboy magnate, briefly | 24 |
| Playboy head, to friends | 24 |
| Playboy VIP familiarly | 26 |