| Sluggard's sin | 18 |
| Sluggard's condition | 24 |
| Slow-moving tree-hanging animal | 31 |
| Slow-moving beast | 17 |
| Slow-moving arboreal critter | 28 |
| Slow animal | 11 |
| Slacker's sin | 17 |
| Seventh sin | 11 |
| Seventh deadly sin | 18 |
| Rainforest beast | 16 |
| Opposite of industry | 20 |
| One with ergophobia | 19 |
| One of seven sins | 17 |
| Mammal with a low metabolism | 28 |
| Mammal in a 2006 SNL short | 26 |
| Loafer's forte | 18 |
| Exertion aversion | 17 |
| Energy-efficient deadly sin? | 28 |
| Disinclination to exertion | 26 |
| Deadly sin that doesn't take any effort | 43 |
| Deadly sin that doesn't require much effort | 47 |
| Big-toed animal | 15 |
| Bent to do nothing | 18 |
| Anteater relative | 17 |
| Animal that sleeps upside down | 30 |
| Ai or unau | 10 |
| Ai | 2 |
| A ____ of bears | 15 |
| Animal of India | 15 |
| Beast's first course | 24 |
| Suffering from spring fever, maybe | 34 |
| Exercise equipment for lazy types? | 34 |
| Devices that encourage laziness? | 32 |
| Lazy play from Chicago's gridders? | 38 |
| Lackluster play at Soldier Field? | 33 |
| Slow-moving critters | 20 |
| Symbols of slowness | 19 |
| Some are three-toed | 19 |
| Slow-moving mammals | 19 |
| Poky sorts | 10 |
| Hardly go-getters | 17 |
| Couch potatoes, say | 19 |
| Arboreal sleepers | 17 |
| Unau and ai | 11 |
| Tropical tree-hangers | 21 |
| Tree dwellers that may be upside-down | 37 |
| Tree branch hangers-on | 22 |
| They often go out on a limb | 27 |
| Sluggish tree-dwellers | 22 |
| Sluggish ones | 13 |
| Sluggish creatures | 18 |
| Sluggish animals | 16 |
| Slow-moving tree dwellers | 25 |
| Slow-moving leaf eaters | 23 |
| Slow tree-dwellers | 18 |
| Mammals with unusually low metabolic rates | 42 |
| Lazy people | 11 |
| Lazy creatures | 14 |
| Lazy arboreal clingers | 22 |
| Exemplars of laziness | 21 |
| Denizens of tropical forests | 28 |
| Armadillo relatives | 19 |
| Arboreal rainforest denizens | 28 |
| Ais, e.g. | 9 |
| Ai and unau | 11 |
| "The ___," Cooper book | 32 |
| Odds of hitting the winning jackpot on one: 1 in 16,777,216 | 59 |
| Las Vegas staple | 16 |
| Cherry picker? | 14 |
| Casino feature | 14 |
| Casino bounty | 13 |
| One-armed bandits | 17 |
| Vegas machines | 14 |
| Animal tracks | 13 |
| Atlantic City machines | 22 |
| Casino array | 12 |
| Vegas equipment | 15 |
| Taj Mahal attractions | 21 |
| Coin receivers | 14 |
| Casino moneymakers | 18 |
| Vending-machine openings | 24 |
| Vegas "bandits" | 25 |
| They may take your money in Vegas | 33 |
| Taj Mahal attractions? | 22 |
| Mailbox features | 16 |
| Machine openings | 16 |
| Deer tracks | 11 |
| Coin openings | 13 |
| Casino lure | 11 |
| Casino draw | 11 |
| Casino attractions | 18 |
| Where one-armed bandits are fed | 31 |
| Vending-machine holes | 21 |
| Vegas favorites | 15 |
| Vegas contraptions | 18 |
| Vegas coin-ops | 14 |
| Tiny cars' paths | 20 |
| They're usually seen in rows | 32 |
| They're roughly 70% of a casino's income | 48 |
| They produce lemons and cherries | 32 |