| Prefix with sphere or lateral | 29 |
| Prefix with demisemiquaver | 26 |
| Prefix with cycle or sphere | 27 |
| Prefix for sphere or cycle | 26 |
| Prefix for 'half' | 25 |
| Prefix denoting a moiety | 24 |
| Powerful Chrysler engine | 24 |
| Kind of demisemiquaver | 22 |
| Hot-rod engine, for short | 25 |
| Hot-rod engine, briefly | 23 |
| Hot rod engine, to car buffs | 28 |
| Fifty percent, up front? | 24 |
| Demisemiquaver predecessor | 26 |
| A kind of demisemiquaver | 24 |
| Cut off during pursuit | 22 |
| Leave no escape route for | 25 |
| Half of the terrestrial globe | 29 |
| What a full moon is, really | 27 |
| It rises and falls in fashion | 29 |
| Mini-midi-maxi distinction | 26 |
| It went up in the 1960s | 23 |
| It went up in the '60s | 26 |
| It marks the end of a shift | 27 |
| Frequent change of fashion | 26 |
| Sewing-machine attachment | 25 |
| Stat or globin starter | 22 |
| Prefix with phile or stat | 25 |
| Prefix for globin or stat | 25 |
| Globin or stat predecessor | 26 |
| Dracula's pet comb. form | 28 |
| Rope-maker's fiber | 22 |
| Plant of the nettle family | 26 |
| Sackcloth material, perhaps | 27 |
| Rope-making plant fiber | 23 |
| Rope material, at times | 23 |
| George Washington grew it | 25 |
| Fiber used for hippie threads | 29 |
| Environmentally friendly crop | 29 |
| Eco-chic clothing option | 24 |
| They're tailor-made | 23 |
| Turns a maxi into a mini? | 25 |
| They're tailor made | 23 |
| Dressmakers' concerns | 25 |
| Dressmaker's concerns | 25 |
| Does some garment work | 22 |
| Confines, with "in" | 29 |
| Turns a maxi into a mini | 24 |
| Traps, with "in" | 26 |
| They're tailor-made? | 24 |
| They can be tailor-made | 23 |
| Subjects of some alterations | 28 |
| Some are high; some are low | 27 |
| Some adjustable borders | 23 |
| Prepares pants, perhaps | 23 |
| Objects of some alterations | 27 |
| Makes a skirt a mini or midi | 28 |
| Maintains the border, say | 25 |
| Lines of interest to milady | 27 |
| Lines for A-line skirts | 23 |
| Fashion's varying lines | 27 |
| Fashion's changing lines | 28 |
| Encloses, with "in" | 29 |
| Changing lines on dresses | 25 |
| She may have a nest egg | 23 |
| She may feel cooped up | 22 |
| She lays around the farm | 24 |
| The one watching the chicks? | 28 |
| Mother ptarmigan, e.g. | 22 |
| It might have a clutch | 22 |
| She's prone to brooding | 27 |
| Plymouth Rock, for one | 22 |
| The chicken on the egg | 22 |
| She's killed to dress | 25 |
| One of the broody bunch? | 24 |
| It works to have a nest egg | 27 |
| Chicken Little's mother | 27 |
| "Chicken Run" extra | 29 |
| Word with peck or party | 23 |
| Word with house or party | 24 |
| Source of valuable deposits | 27 |
| She might fly the coop | 22 |
| She lies around the farm | 24 |
| She lays around the farm? | 25 |
| Rooster's roostmate | 23 |
| Penny in a kids' story | 27 |
| Party member of a sort | 22 |
| One with a protected nest egg | 29 |
| One who lays around the farm? | 29 |
| One watching the chicks | 23 |
| One surviving on chicken feed | 29 |
| One sitting on a nest egg | 25 |
| One hoping to fly the coop? | 27 |
| Mother ___ (guide carefully) | 28 |
| Guinea or Rock Cornish | 22 |
| Creature with no sweat glands | 29 |
| Chicken Little's mom | 24 |
| Chicken coop matriarch | 22 |
| Chanticleer's mate | 22 |
| Buff Orpington or leghorn | 25 |
| Blue symbol of Delaware | 23 |