| How to succeed as a demolition crew? | 36 |
| Half of a showy display? | 24 |
| Sharp, narrow range of hills | 28 |
| OR? | 3 |
| Fayetteville athlete | 20 |
| Arkansas athlete | 16 |
| University of Arkansas athletes | 31 |
| U. of Arkansas gridders | 23 |
| Clinton's home team | 23 |
| Arkansas U. | 11 |
| Bird barber? | 12 |
| Shadow removers | 15 |
| Just as she started to ___ to her lips ... | 42 |
| Painfully out-of-tune note? | 27 |
| Hair-salon request | 18 |
| Symbol of sharpness | 19 |
| Epitome of sharpness | 20 |
| Dangerously sharp | 17 |
| Somerset Maugham novel, with "The" | 44 |
| Maugham novel made into a 1946 movie, with "The" | 58 |
| Honed to perfection | 19 |
| High-definition | 15 |
| 1981 thriller about bygone blade holders? | 41 |
| Perimeter deterrent | 19 |
| Award for a bomb | 16 |
| Annual awards for the worst movies | 34 |
| Teaser's activity | 21 |
| Rookie's initiation | 23 |
| Deceives, in slang | 18 |
| Showmanship | 11 |
| Hilarious confusion | 19 |
| Flashy stuff | 12 |
| Flashy display: Slang | 21 |
| Ride a Russian statesman? | 25 |
| Hoot at confined hooters? | 25 |
| Prime Minister Bennett | 22 |
| Bennett initials | 16 |
| Abbr. for a Moroccan airport | 28 |
| Prime ministerial monogram | 26 |
| Bennett monogram | 16 |
| Geodesic dome designer's monogram | 37 |
| One specializing in slugging | 28 |
| He drives guys home a lot | 25 |
| Driving-home specialist | 23 |
| Cleanup hitter, say | 19 |
| They usually hit in the middle of the batting order | 51 |
| Ones who drive people home? | 27 |
| Cleanup hitters, often | 22 |
| Cleanup hitters, briefly | 24 |
| Winning hit, perhaps | 20 |
| Coin in Kiev: Abbr. | 19 |
| Calif. white oak | 16 |
| Carpentry supplies | 18 |
| Type of rice used in risotto and rice pudding | 45 |
| NO TRACE | 8 |
| Onetime name at New York's Rockefeller Center | 49 |
| Nipper's "master" | 31 |
| Introducer of 45's in '49 | 33 |
| Early LP issuer | 15 |
| Driverless racer, casually | 26 |
| Driverless racers | 17 |
| Alternatives to Cokes | 21 |
| They're often served with MoonPies | 38 |
| Pops that might wash down hush puppies | 38 |
| Pops since 1905 | 15 |
| Options to Cokes | 16 |
| First soft drinks sold in cans | 30 |
| Cott Beverages beverages | 24 |
| Obtained: Abbr. | 15 |
| Opp. of sent | 12 |
| Change, as a computer program | 29 |
| Accepted dlvy. | 14 |
| Shipping-dept. stamps | 21 |
| Anglican clergy position below a bishop | 39 |
| Arethusas, e.g. | 15 |
| They're played in philharmonics | 35 |
| Chills on a sill, as a pie | 26 |
| Evidence for Sgt. Preston? | 26 |
| Mil. maneuver | 13 |
| Canadian Forces org. | 20 |
| Cable company inits. | 20 |
| Fritz the Cat's creator | 27 |
| Subject of a Terry Zwigoff documentary | 38 |
| Fritz the Cat illustrator | 25 |
| Creator of Fritz the Cat | 24 |
| Big name in comix | 17 |
| Some colas | 10 |
| Kick and Zero colas | 19 |
| Some driverless cars, for short | 31 |
| Some colas, familiarly | 22 |
| Pops in the fridge? | 19 |
| Enlistment places: Abbr. | 24 |
| Coke alternatives | 17 |
| British surgeons' inst. | 27 |
| Sales slip (abbr.) | 18 |
| New soldier: Abbr. | 18 |
| This may be marked "Pd." | 34 |
| Payment voucher: Abbr. | 22 |
| Payment stub: Abbr. | 19 |
| Newbie in the mil. | 18 |