| Places to stay the night | 24 |
| Overnight stops on the road | 27 |
| Overnight lodging choices | 25 |
| Motels' predecessors | 24 |
| Motel and B&B, e.g. | 23 |
| London's ____ of Court | 26 |
| Hotels in the hinterlands | 25 |
| Homes on the road, perhaps | 26 |
| Days ___ (highway sights) | 25 |
| Days ___ (business chain) | 25 |
| Comfortable places to stay | 26 |
| Charming accommodations | 23 |
| British legal societies | 23 |
| Bonifaces' domains | 22 |
| Bed-and-breakfast sites | 23 |
| Part of many a smear campaign | 29 |
| Dirty campaign technique | 24 |
| Diminutive Italian suffix | 25 |
| Diminutive suffix, in Italian | 29 |
| Rescuer of Odysseus, in myth | 28 |
| Queen of Thebes, in myth | 24 |
| Particle suffix, in physics | 27 |
| Helle's stepmother | 22 |
| Diminutive ending, in Italian | 29 |
| She rescued Odysseus at sea | 27 |
| Princess who became a goddess | 29 |
| Princess driven mad by Hera | 27 |
| Odysseus' life saver | 24 |
| Leucothea, as a mortal | 22 |
| Italian cuisine suffix | 22 |
| Goddess who rescued Odysseus | 28 |
| Daughter of Cadmus, in myth | 27 |
| "Odyssey" rescuer | 27 |
| They may grant immunity | 23 |
| How tuna may be packed | 22 |
| How anchovies are packed | 24 |
| How some tuna is packed | 23 |
| How some sardines are packed | 28 |
| How some anchovies are packed | 29 |
| How sardines are often packed | 29 |
| How some popcorn is popped | 26 |
| How French fries are fried | 26 |
| How some fish is packed | 23 |
| How sardines may be packed | 26 |
| How sardines are packed | 23 |
| Where to find some sardines | 27 |
| Where sardines may be found | 27 |
| How tuna might be sold | 22 |
| How some tuna is canned | 23 |
| How some foods are packed | 25 |
| How olives may be packed | 24 |
| How much sautéing is done | 28 |
| How much food is sautéed | 27 |
| How much food is fried | 22 |
| How fritters are fried | 22 |
| How fried foods are fried | 25 |
| How food is often sautéed | 28 |
| How doughnuts are prepared | 26 |
| How anchovies may be packed | 27 |
| Get ___ the ground floor | 24 |
| Get __ the ground floor | 23 |
| Look ___ (visit briefly) | 24 |
| Words with sit or look | 22 |
| Look __ (visit briefly) | 23 |
| Home or barge trailers? | 23 |
| A party to, as a secret | 23 |
| Words after sit or look | 23 |
| An accomplice to, as a plot | 27 |
| Words with barge or zero | 24 |
| Words after home, not hone | 26 |
| Told about, as a secret | 23 |
| Part of, as a practical joke | 28 |
| Knows the plan of attack | 24 |
| Knowing, as something private | 29 |
| Involved with, as a plot | 24 |
| Having complicity with | 22 |
| Get _____ the ground floor | 26 |
| Closing ___ (surrounding) | 25 |
| Bust or butt followers | 22 |
| Aiding and abetting, say | 24 |
| Abetting, as with a scheme | 26 |
| ___ ear and out the other | 25 |
| Words with hole or two | 22 |
| "___ ear . . . " | 26 |
| Words after two or hole | 23 |
| Words with two or hole | 22 |
| Hole-___ (golf thrill) | 22 |
| "Two mints ___" | 25 |
| '-- ear and out ...' | 28 |
| Words with hole or all | 22 |
| Three-_____ (multipurpose) | 26 |
| Three-___ (multipurpose) | 24 |
| How holes are rarely made? | 26 |
| Hole-___ (golfer's ace) | 27 |
| Hole-___ (duffer's dream) | 29 |
| Hole ___ (golfer's dream) | 29 |
| Hole __ (golfer's dream) | 28 |
| "Two mints _____" | 27 |
| "...two mints ___!" | 29 |
| "___ swell foop" | 26 |