| Tap type | 8 |
| Tap-dancing without taps | 24 |
| Tapless tap-dancing | 19 |
| Tap-dance style | 15 |
| Tap dancing without taps | 24 |
| Tap dancing sans taps | 21 |
| Tap dance variety | 17 |
| Tap alternative | 15 |
| Some dancing | 12 |
| Ray Bolger specialty | 20 |
| Quiet tap dancing | 17 |
| Form of tap dance | 17 |
| George Primrose's forte | 27 |
| Where one may be pulled over | 28 |
| Unpaved edge of a road | 22 |
| Road paver's condition? | 27 |
| Highway hazards | 15 |
| Flattery used to get one's way | 34 |
| Quiet word in the Garter motto | 30 |
| Not arrogant | 12 |
| Sentimental weakness | 20 |
| Place of sentimental vulnerability | 34 |
| Area of vulnerability | 21 |
| Vulnerable position | 19 |
| Tender place in the heart | 25 |
| Sentimental place in the heart | 30 |
| Sentimental feeling | 19 |
| Point of vulnerability | 22 |
| Margarine in a tub | 18 |
| Chalk, e.g. | 11 |
| Hidden text embedded in video, in industry-speak | 48 |
| Filled fare | 11 |
| Tendons, skin, etc. | 19 |
| Skin or muscle | 14 |
| Feature of many a Jeep | 22 |
| Convertible feature | 19 |
| Convertible cover | 17 |
| Convertible car's cover | 27 |
| Bleeding heart | 14 |
| One who'll easily lend money for a hard-luck story | 54 |
| One who falls for sob stories | 29 |
| Programmer's product | 24 |
| Programming | 11 |
| PC user's buy | 17 |
| Computer games, for example | 27 |
| Computer games, e.g. | 20 |
| Computer equipment | 18 |
| Result of a coder's mistake | 31 |
| Computer-store buy | 18 |
| Seton Hall graduates in programming? | 36 |
| Suds facilitator | 16 |
| Gentle state assistance? | 24 |
| "There, there," e.g. | 30 |
| Bighearted one | 14 |
| Tender-hearted person | 21 |
| Susceptible person | 18 |
| Sentimentalist | 14 |
| Sentimental soul | 16 |
| Real pushover | 13 |
| Movable type | 12 |
| Marshmallow | 11 |
| Kindhearted sort | 16 |
| Hardly the drill sergeant type | 30 |
| Easy touch | 10 |
| Dewy-eyed sort | 14 |
| Big-hearted one | 15 |
| Soak, in British dialect | 24 |
| Saturate, in dialect | 20 |
| Soak, old style | 15 |
| Soak, in dialect | 16 |
| Wet thoroughly, in dialect | 26 |
| U.S. force in Vietnam: abbr. | 28 |
| Soak: Dial. | 11 |
| Soak, to a Brit | 15 |
| Soak, in Yorkshire | 18 |
| Get completely wet, in dialect | 30 |
| Rope, in Spain | 14 |
| Even, in Essen | 14 |
| Wetter and mushier | 18 |
| More like mush | 14 |
| More in need of drying | 22 |
| Swampiest | 9 |
| Most miry | 9 |
| Most moist, as cereal | 21 |
| Condition of being damp and heavy | 33 |
| Like undercooked French toast | 29 |
| Like cereal in milk, after a time | 33 |
| Much more than moist | 20 |
| Too wet | 7 |
| Super-soaked | 12 |
| Overwatered | 11 |
| Overly wet | 10 |
| Not how you want your Rice Krispies | 35 |
| Not crisp | 9 |
| Like underbaked bread | 21 |
| Like some baked failures | 24 |
| Like Oreos dropped in milk | 26 |
| Like marshland | 14 |
| Like ground after days of rain | 30 |
| Left in the cereal bowl too long, perhaps | 41 |