| Type of cord or column | 22 |
| Kind of cord or column | 22 |
| Word with column or tap | 23 |
| Vertebral | 9 |
| This Is ____ Tap | 16 |
| Shot in the back? | 17 |
| Relating to backbones | 21 |
| One kind of column | 18 |
| Like some gray matter | 21 |
| Kind of column or cord | 22 |
| In a cord? | 10 |
| Cord or column preceder | 23 |
| Column or cord | 14 |
| Column leader | 13 |
| Certain cord | 12 |
| Back drops? | 11 |
| "This Is ___ Tap" | 27 |
| ___ tap | 7 |
| __ cord: chiropractor's concern | 35 |
| It includes the sacrum | 22 |
| Article on chiropractors? | 25 |
| Nervous system part | 19 |
| What the original Mortal Kombat was criticized for depicting? | 61 |
| Nickname for the area where politicians offer soundbites to journalists | 71 |
| How some analgesics are administered | 36 |
| Chiropractor's file? | 24 |
| Lower-back anesthetics | 22 |
| Rob Reiner's mock rock band | 31 |
| Movie with the line "It's such a fine line between stupid and clever" | 83 |
| Mock rock band in a 1984 film | 29 |
| Band in 1984 film parody | 24 |
| "Break Like the Wind" band | 36 |
| Painful piercing | 16 |
| Mock rock band with the albums "Smell The Glove" and "Shark Sandwich" | 89 |
| Fictional band with the classic song "Stonehenge" | 59 |
| Band with the albums "Intravenus de Milo," "Shark Sandwich," and "Smell The Glove" | 112 |
| Band with an umlaut on the "n" in its name | 52 |
| Band name that has an umlaut over the "n" | 51 |
| Band in a 1984 film parody | 26 |
| Activity involving a needle | 27 |
| 1984 mockumentary subject | 25 |
| Lumbar punctures | 16 |
| Act the storyteller | 19 |
| Emulate Spider-Man | 18 |
| Professional bowler? | 20 |
| Whirl past | 10 |
| TV show on which Charlie Sheen replaced Michael J. Fox | 54 |
| ________, Fox TV block-buster | 29 |
| It can have you going in circles for an hour | 44 |
| Political flack's forte | 27 |
| Political flack's duty | 26 |
| Washing machine phase graphically shown in this puzzle's circles | 68 |
| Washer feature | 14 |
| Wash enders, or what you do in this puzzle | 42 |
| Wash enders | 11 |
| Platter holder | 14 |
| Turntable shaft | 15 |
| Slender rod | 11 |
| Partner of fold and mutilate | 28 |
| Lathe part | 10 |
| Hard-disk part | 14 |
| Columns holder | 14 |
| Bobbin holder | 13 |
| Grew tall and thin | 18 |
| Formed into a slender rod | 25 |
| Record player parts | 19 |
| Handrail components, often | 26 |
| Pins on record players | 22 |
| Parts of lathes | 15 |
| Axle parts | 10 |
| More thin and frail | 19 |
| Longer and thinner | 18 |
| Lanky crustaceans? | 18 |
| Public relations pro | 20 |
| Pro at PR | 9 |
| P.R. pro | 8 |
| Propaganda pro | 14 |
| Interpreter of the news | 23 |
| Image protector | 15 |
| Damage control expert | 21 |
| Publicist, often | 16 |
| Public-relations strategist | 27 |
| Political propagandist | 22 |
| Leonard McCoy: "Why is your tennis serve so darn good?" Spock: "___" | 88 |
| Coaches who help you use your wrist in shots? | 45 |
| "Two Princes" band (+a) | 33 |
| Like clothes at the laundromat | 30 |
| Seaspray | 8 |
| Use centrifugal force, in a way | 31 |
| Setting in the laundry room | 27 |
| Make use of centrifugal force | 29 |
| Laundry room setting | 20 |
| Last wash cycle | 15 |
| Load-bearing device? | 20 |
| Laundromat staple | 17 |
| Laundromat equipment | 20 |
| Alternative to hanging clothes on a line | 40 |
| Small piano | 11 |
| Book back | 9 |
| What a chiropractor manipulates | 31 |