| Children's chant | 20 |
| Effort involving umbrellas and no-slip stair treads? | 52 |
| "When it ___ pours" | 29 |
| Spoils, in a way | 16 |
| Ruins, as a parade | 18 |
| More than dampens, as grass | 27 |
| More than dampens | 17 |
| Dampens, as a parade | 20 |
| Part of a weatherman's job? | 31 |
| Polished shoes to Claude? | 25 |
| Reason for canceling games | 26 |
| Game ender, possibly | 20 |
| Tail ends of most hurricanes | 28 |
| Reasons to pull out the tarp | 28 |
| Nor'easters, often | 22 |
| Gully washers | 13 |
| Groovy Grand Prix equipment? | 28 |
| Lockridge's "___ County" | 38 |
| Liz Taylor movie "___ County" | 39 |
| "--- County" (Taylor/Clift movie) | 43 |
| "_____ County" (Liz Taylor movie) | 43 |
| Lockridge novel | 15 |
| Cistern's catch | 19 |
| Runoff, perhaps | 15 |
| It's found in a runoff | 26 |
| It might be collected in tanks | 30 |
| A Weather Girls' favorite | 29 |
| Reserve monies | 14 |
| Tough conditions for tars? | 26 |
| When wadis fill | 15 |
| Time to grow rice | 17 |
| Summer in southern Asia | 23 |
| Likely time for a hotel bargain | 31 |
| June to November, in the Philippines | 36 |
| Italian fabric | 14 |
| Scottish rope | 13 |
| Cords, old style | 16 |
| Like ruckuses or roadster roofs | 31 |
| Gorby's wife et al. | 24 |
| " . . . and we shall ___ family" | 42 |
| Mother someone who's really awful? | 38 |
| Fuss excessively | 16 |
| Do a pilot's job? | 21 |
| Prepare to toast | 16 |
| Silently show surprise | 22 |
| Express mild criticism | 22 |
| How tennis players make noise? | 30 |
| Drink (to) | 10 |
| Signal surrender | 16 |
| Run riot | 8 |
| Cause quite a row | 17 |
| Go apeshit | 10 |
| Engage in trickery | 18 |
| Complain angrily | 16 |
| Cause an uproar | 15 |
| Become violent | 14 |
| Â Â Scream and holler | 27 |
| Run a sugar plantation? | 23 |
| Perform a family task | 21 |
| Grow rich, as a cattle farmer? | 30 |
| Grew an iris | 12 |
| Looked quizzically | 18 |
| Expressed slight surprise | 25 |
| Feature of some business cards | 30 |
| Fancy invitation feature | 24 |
| Made a standard higher, to a sheep? | 35 |
| What the noisy architect did | 28 |
| Protested noisily | 17 |
| Performed a Herculean feat #4 | 29 |
| Oral indication of anger | 24 |
| Make a commotion | 16 |
| Introduce opposition | 20 |
| Cry out against | 15 |
| Sound the fox-in-the-henhouse alarm? | 36 |
| Cause to hit the ceiling | 24 |
| Speak not so softly | 19 |
| Parents, e.g. | 13 |
| Aggressive poker players | 24 |
| Poker-pot increasers | 20 |
| They're not content to see you | 34 |
| Poker players, at times | 23 |
| Agriculturists | 14 |
| ___ question (disputes) | 23 |
| Threatens violence | 18 |
| Signals one knows the answers, maybe (South Africa) | 51 |
| Make a fuss | 11 |
| Acts wildly or angrily | 22 |
| Engage in woolgathering? | 24 |
| Collect Rambouillet, say | 24 |
| Causes trouble, in old-fashioned talk | 37 |
| What egotists do when surprised? | 32 |
| Be mildly surprising, to an egotist? | 36 |
| Gives cause for optimism | 24 |
| What a good pep talk does | 25 |
| Paints a rosy future | 20 |
| Turns a whisper into a shout | 28 |
| Turn a whisper into a shout | 27 |
| Increases duties | 16 |
| ___ roof (complains) | 20 |
| Complains loudly | 16 |