| Felines in a nature film? | 25 |
| Horses, at times | 16 |
| Reaching like a puppy | 21 |
| Lout's amorous advance | 26 |
| Handling clumsily | 17 |
| Legendary Manitoba Premier | 26 |
| Ratchet-wheel gizmos | 20 |
| Ratchet wheel catchers | 22 |
| Ratchet stops | 13 |
| Ratchet parts | 13 |
| Rachet bars | 11 |
| Parts of ratchet wheels | 23 |
| Cogwheel adjuncts | 17 |
| Certain sliding bolts | 21 |
| Act of hocking | 14 |
| Financier of last resort | 24 |
| Trader of a sort | 16 |
| Seller of small chess pieces? | 29 |
| Seller of chess pieces? | 23 |
| Rod Steiger film with The | 29 |
| Purveyor of chessmen? | 21 |
| One making loans | 16 |
| Occupation with an unsavory reputation | 38 |
| Lender for a blender | 20 |
| Hockshop proprietor | 19 |
| Sources of ready cash | 21 |
| Slangsters' uncles | 22 |
| TRIBE MEMBERS HOLD RAUCOUS STATEWIDE CELEBRATION | 48 |
| Onetime Sioux enemies | 21 |
| Indians holding small chess pieces? | 35 |
| Hockshop patron | 15 |
| Be greedy, in chess | 19 |
| Make an en passant move? | 24 |
| Putting in hock | 15 |
| Get rid of with deception | 25 |
| Get rid of by deception | 23 |
| Shortest chessmen | 17 |
| Places where people might exchange rings | 40 |
| Loan sources, of a sort | 23 |
| Loan sources | 12 |
| Fence posts? | 12 |
| Many traditionally have three balls | 35 |
| Hockshop receipt | 16 |
| Hock shop receipt | 17 |
| Sign of financial woe? | 22 |
| Opening move | 12 |
| Tool, when ready to make a secret recording? | 44 |
| Custard apple's cousin | 26 |
| Shrub with a tasty fruit | 24 |
| Tree with purple flowers and large edible berries | 49 |
| Tree with purple flowers | 24 |
| Tree with banana-like fruit | 27 |
| Papaya tree | 11 |
| Indigenous American fruit | 25 |
| 1978 Linda Ronstadt song for tree fanciers? | 43 |
| Some fruit still lifes? | 23 |
| Name for a pet-friendly brewpub? | 32 |
| Hillbilly dads prevail in court? | 32 |
| MAW! WHERE'S THE R.I. ROAD MAP? | 35 |
| Prozac alternative | 18 |
| Singer being treated for anxiety? | 33 |
| Office peace maker? | 19 |
| It lasted through the reign of Marcus Aurelius | 46 |
| Illinois town near Champaign | 28 |
| Folk singer Tom with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award | 56 |
| Bill of "Twister" | 27 |
| Part of A/P | 11 |
| Like some office accounts | 25 |
| Due, as a pending bill | 22 |
| Say "You're cute," say | 36 |
| Say "Well done," say | 30 |
| ___you go | 9 |
| Way to avoid debt | 17 |
| ___ the pump | 12 |
| Service station convenience | 27 |
| End of the tactic | 17 |
| Drop in on friends | 18 |
| Eschew the credit card | 22 |
| Opt not to charge, perhaps | 26 |
| Exchange notes | 14 |
| Eschew plastic | 14 |
| Eschew credit | 13 |
| Choose paper over plastic? | 26 |
| Worker's due | 16 |
| Worker's carrot | 19 |
| Salary, figuratively | 20 |
| Breadwinner's concerns | 26 |
| Bird in a Sean O'Casey title | 32 |
| What you may have to do for goods bought by mail order | 54 |
| ___ to (woo) | 12 |
| Union concession | 16 |
| Tough austerity measures | 24 |
| Kenneth Feinberg's title | 28 |
| Wipe out a debt to a Monkee? | 28 |
| Small, short-term cash advance | 30 |
| Many workers yearn for them | 27 |
| Employees eagerly await them | 28 |
| Certain red-letter times | 24 |
| Biweekly occurrences, for many | 30 |
| Laughing at a co-worker's crummy salary? | 44 |