| Comment before canoodling | 25 |
| "Pucker up!" | 22 |
| Victor Herbert love song | 24 |
| Romantic directive to Hepburn | 29 |
| 1953 Kathryn Grayson film | 25 |
| Act the toady, slangily | 23 |
| Ancient Roman receptacle | 24 |
| Star-__ (Bumble Bee rival) | 26 |
| Commercial suffix with Star | 27 |
| Do-it-yourselfer's aid | 26 |
| Caboodle's partner | 22 |
| Word with shaving or mess | 25 |
| Hobbyist's purchase | 23 |
| Baby beaver, fox or raccoon | 27 |
| Word with mess or press | 23 |
| Do-it-yourselfer's buy | 26 |
| Do-it-yourself purchase | 23 |
| Set of parts to be assembled | 28 |
| Hobbyist's package | 22 |
| Purchase for a project | 22 |
| Modeler's purchase | 22 |
| Model-maker's purchase | 26 |
| Model maker's need | 22 |
| Model hobbyist's buy | 24 |
| Model builder's purchase | 28 |
| Model builder's buy | 23 |
| Model airplane package | 22 |
| It may be used for survival | 27 |
| First-aid paraphernalia | 23 |
| Caboodle's companion | 24 |
| You have to put it together | 27 |
| Word with tool or travel | 24 |
| Word with press or mess | 23 |
| Word after mess or media | 24 |
| Whole ___ and caboodle | 22 |
| Vixen's young'un | 24 |
| Soldier's equipment | 23 |
| Shaving or mess follower | 24 |
| Set of tools and parts | 22 |
| Set of parts to assemble | 24 |
| Set of parts and tools | 22 |
| Press ___ (media packet) | 24 |
| One of the little foxes | 23 |
| Modelist's purchase | 23 |
| Model maker's concern | 25 |
| Model airplane's package | 28 |
| Mess or press follower | 22 |
| It might help you get started | 29 |
| It may come with instructions | 29 |
| Holder of first-aid supplies | 28 |
| Help for a do-it-yourselfer | 27 |
| Hare : leveret :: fox : ___ | 27 |
| Frontiersman's first name | 29 |
| Do-it-yourselfer's start | 28 |
| Do-it-yourselfer's need | 27 |
| Christopher Carson, famously | 28 |
| Baby beaver, fox, or raccoon | 28 |
| Aid in getting it together? | 27 |
| ___ Nubbles, Dickens lad | 24 |
| ___ Carson of the Old West | 26 |
| Setting for Rachael Ray | 23 |
| Restaurant's back room | 26 |
| Dinette's neighbor | 22 |
| Where dishes may pile up | 24 |
| Dishwasher alternative | 22 |
| Its tail flaps in the wind | 26 |
| Flying toy with a tail | 22 |
| Toy made to be blown up? | 24 |
| Paper-and-string flier | 22 |
| Item designed to be blown up? | 29 |
| Flier on the beach, often | 25 |
| Charlie Brown's got eaten | 29 |
| "The ___ Runner" | 26 |
| Toy with a cross frame | 22 |
| Toy that rides on the wind | 26 |
| Toy sometimes seen on a beach | 29 |
| Toy attached to a string | 24 |
| Swedish synthpop group | 22 |
| Pass, as a forged check | 23 |
| Member of the hawk family | 25 |
| Its tail may flap in the wind | 29 |
| Item raised by Franklin | 23 |
| It operates on wind power | 25 |
| It has a tail and flies | 23 |
| It comes with string attached | 29 |
| High flier at the beach | 23 |
| Franklin's lightning rod | 28 |
| Charlie Brown's nemesis? | 28 |
| Charlie Brown's bane | 24 |
| Box in the sky, perhaps | 23 |
| Ben Franklin's item | 23 |
| Ben Franklin's flier | 24 |
| Airborne toy with a tail | 24 |
| "Go fly a ___!" | 25 |
| Passed, as a bad check | 22 |
| Passed illegally, as a check | 28 |
| Cashed, as a forged check | 25 |
| Tampered with, as a check | 25 |
| Passed, as rubber checks | 24 |
| Passed, as a forged check | 25 |