| Turn, as in a chair | 19 |
| Turn, as a desk chair | 21 |
| Turn on a stool | 15 |
| Turn like a chair | 17 |
| Turn in a chair | 15 |
| Turn 90 degrees, say | 20 |
| Spin, as an office chair | 24 |
| Office-chair feature | 20 |
| Move on a pivot | 15 |
| Imitate a caster | 16 |
| Feature of many an office chair | 31 |
| Eames lounge chair feature | 26 |
| Thomas Jefferson invention | 26 |
| Office purchase, and in a way, what can be seen in this puzzle's sequence of circles | 88 |
| Cubicle sight | 13 |
| Turned, as a desk chair | 23 |
| Turned to one's work, maybe | 31 |
| Turned in a chair | 17 |
| Pivoted, in a way | 17 |
| Pivots (7) | 10 |
| Office chair mechanisms | 23 |
| Bar stool mechanisms | 20 |
| Iced rum cocktail that's stirred with a stick | 49 |
| Part of a bartender's test? | 31 |
| Stirs a drink | 13 |
| Rod for highballs | 17 |
| Cocktail-lounge item | 20 |
| Cocktail accessory | 18 |
| Stirring things | 15 |
| Cocktail stirrers | 17 |
| Seeker in personals, briefly | 28 |
| Personal ad spec | 16 |
| Certain bachelor, in ads | 24 |
| Bachelor in personals, briefly | 30 |
| Personals shorthand | 19 |
| Personal abbr. | 14 |
| Initials in a personal ad | 25 |
| Guy seeking love letters? | 25 |
| Guy in a personal ad, for short | 31 |
| Guy in a personal ad | 20 |
| eHarmony.com abbr. | 18 |
| DJF seeker, maybe | 17 |
| Certain guy, in personals shorthand | 35 |
| Certain guy, in personal ads | 28 |
| Certain guy "ISO" someone | 35 |
| Mop: Var. | 9 |
| Use a mop (Var.) | 16 |
| Like a sprained ankle | 21 |
| Bulging | 7 |
| Puffed up, as a sprain | 22 |
| Overextended, in a way | 22 |
| More than full | 14 |
| Full of fluid | 13 |
| Big and red, say | 16 |
| Symptom of mumps | 16 |
| Mumps symptoms (and technically, this should be "Great Britain," but how often does one get a chance to put this answer in a puzzle?) | 143 |
| S'tolerable | 15 |
| Gershwin brothers' hit: 1927 | 32 |
| Â Â Works of artist Max | 29 |
| Keel over | 9 |
| Theatrical faint | 16 |
| Have a fainting spell | 21 |
| Feel faint | 10 |
| Faint, as through ecstasy | 25 |
| Faint from rapture | 18 |
| Act smitten | 11 |
| Respond to Beatlemania | 22 |
| Faint with ecstasy | 18 |
| Beatlemania reaction | 20 |
| What Sinatra's fans did | 27 |
| Victorian blackout | 18 |
| Stereotypical reaction to Elvis | 31 |
| Sinatra made his fans do it | 27 |
| Show of overwhelming love | 25 |
| Response to Sinatra | 19 |
| Response to Beatlemania | 23 |
| Respond to the Jonas Brothers, say | 34 |
| Reeling state | 13 |
| Reaction to an idol, possibly | 29 |
| React to Ricky Martin, say | 26 |
| React to a teen idol | 20 |
| React to a pop idol, perhaps | 28 |
| Lose consciousness | 18 |
| Go gaga for a guitar hero | 25 |
| Get lightheaded | 15 |
| Fall for a heartthrob? | 22 |
| Faint with beating heart | 24 |
| Faint from emotional overload | 29 |
| Faint at the sight of one's idol | 36 |
| Exhibit faintness | 17 |
| Blackout while young F.A.S. sang | 32 |
| Black out while being crooned | 29 |
| Become rapturous | 16 |
| Become overcome | 15 |
| Beatles concert reaction, often | 31 |
| Be enraptured | 13 |
| "Panic Switch" Silversun Pickups album | 48 |
| '09 Silversun Pickups album | 31 |
| Went weak in the knees | 22 |
| Went head over heels | 20 |