| Scrapbooking, for example | 25 |
| Coin collecting, for some | 25 |
| Modeler's destination | 25 |
| Boutique for role players | 25 |
| It protects a boot sole | 23 |
| Shoot the breeze (with) | 23 |
| Schmooze, as with the A-list | 28 |
| Freddie the Freeloader, e.g. | 28 |
| Boxcar Willie dressed as one | 28 |
| "King of the road" | 28 |
| Stereotypical boxcar rider | 26 |
| One of Skelton's personas | 29 |
| Freight train stowaway | 22 |
| Freight car hopper, perhaps | 27 |
| Transient who travels by rail | 29 |
| Stereotypical rail rider | 24 |
| One who rides the rails | 23 |
| One asking for a handout | 24 |
| Old-fashioned camp resident | 27 |
| Nonpaying train passenger | 25 |
| Great Depression rail rider | 27 |
| Great Depression itinerant | 26 |
| Great Depression figure | 23 |
| Freeloading rail rider | 22 |
| Depression-era traveler | 23 |
| Depression-era freight-hopper | 29 |
| Boxcar Willie's persona | 27 |
| Boxcar Willie, for one | 22 |
| "Rolling stone" | 25 |
| "Roads scholar" | 25 |
| Rail riders, in stereotypes | 27 |
| Itinerants with bindles | 23 |
| Post ___ (after-the-fact) | 25 |
| Ad-committee connection | 23 |
| Vietnam War-era supply route | 28 |
| What a gambler may be in | 24 |
| What a debtor might be in | 25 |
| Exchange for fast cash | 22 |
| Part of a horse's leg | 25 |
| What a poor gambler may be in | 29 |
| Make use of a pawnshop | 22 |
| Leave at the pawn shop | 22 |
| Horse's tarsal joint | 24 |
| Goal-oriented activity | 22 |
| Game played with sticks | 23 |
| Ray Bourque's game | 22 |
| Our ultimate team sport | 23 |
| Flips for some quick cash | 25 |
| Deposits with a pawnbroker | 26 |
| Half of a rhyming incantation | 29 |
| Start of a magic phrase | 23 |
| Spell's first word | 22 |
| Conjurer's first word? | 26 |
| Bricklayer's burden | 23 |
| Bricklayer's trough | 23 |
| Bricklayer's carrier | 24 |
| Mason's brick carrier | 25 |
| Trough for toting bricks | 24 |
| Tool for carrying bricks | 24 |
| Stone mason's equipment | 27 |
| Mason's mortar mover | 24 |
| Mason's mortar carrier | 26 |
| Brick-bearer's tool | 23 |
| Pretender, to a wave rider | 26 |
| Nonsurfer at the beach | 22 |
| Those likely to wipe out | 24 |
| Big kahunas' antitheses | 27 |
| Mythical northern critter | 25 |
| "Podge" attachment | 28 |
| "Podge" preceder | 26 |
| Bricklayers' equipment | 26 |
| Masons' implements | 22 |
| Bricklayers' needs | 22 |
| Portable mortar troughs | 23 |
| Masons' containers | 22 |
| Burdens on some shoulders | 25 |
| Bricklayers' troughs | 24 |
| Bricklayers' burdens | 24 |
| Bricklayers carry them | 22 |
| Boxes for bricks or mortar | 26 |
| Weed-removing implement | 23 |
| Agricultural implement | 22 |
| Groundbreaking invention? | 25 |
| Something groundbreaking? | 25 |
| Long-handled farm tool | 22 |
| Unharden the garden, in a way | 29 |
| Tool that helps break ground | 28 |
| Tool in a Markham poem | 22 |
| It might turn up a lot | 22 |
| It can turn over a lot | 22 |
| Ground-breaking implement | 25 |
| Break ground, in a way | 22 |
| Toolshed item, perhaps | 22 |
| Tool that breaks ground | 23 |
| Something stored in a shed | 26 |
| It'll help turn up a plot | 29 |
| Ground-breaking garden tool | 27 |
| Do work in one's field? | 27 |
| Break up dirt clods, in a way | 29 |
| Work in the community garden | 28 |