| They're seen at the beach | 29 |
| Marks on the beach | 18 |
| Borders on the beach? | 21 |
| Bikini wearers' markings | 28 |
| Bikini consequences | 19 |
| Moving company with a sunbather mascot? | 39 |
| "I found a ___, which blended into the beige. No way am I going to eat it." | 85 |
| "I found a ___, which blended into the beige, but no way am I going to eat it." | 89 |
| Dye prefix | 10 |
| Urich's role on "Vega$" | 37 |
| Urich's ''Vega$'' role | 42 |
| Robert Urich's role on "Vega$," Dan ___ | 53 |
| Dan ___, Urich "Vegas" role | 37 |
| Ancient rabbi of Palestine | 26 |
| Chemical salt in some inks | 26 |
| Chemical salt in some black inks | 32 |
| Village in Nièvre Department, France | 39 |
| Made into leather | 17 |
| Worked leather | 14 |
| Like many beach bums | 20 |
| Weather-beaten, maybe | 21 |
| Turned bronze | 13 |
| Treated leather | 15 |
| Spent time in a salon, maybe | 28 |
| Shaded from the sun? | 20 |
| Purposely exposed oneself to radiation? | 39 |
| No longer pale | 14 |
| Like the barefoot boy | 21 |
| Like many returning vacationers | 31 |
| Like George Hamilton | 20 |
| Like beachcombers or surfers | 28 |
| Like a beach bum | 16 |
| Didn't spare the rod | 24 |
| Browned by the sun | 18 |
| Browned at the beach | 20 |
| Bronze from a day at the beach | 30 |
| "You Just Don't Understand Me" author Deborah | 59 |
| Yule tree for little Fritz | 26 |
| Berliner's Christmas tree | 29 |
| Leather worker | 14 |
| Roscoe of tennis | 16 |
| "Full House" surname | 30 |
| Surname on 'ALF' or 'Full House' | 48 |
| Surname of ALF's family | 27 |
| Sixpence: Brit. | 15 |
| Sixpence | 8 |
| Pelt dresser | 12 |
| One processing pelts | 20 |
| Like beachgoers vis-Ã -vis indoor types | 41 |
| Leather processor | 17 |
| Leather craftsman | 17 |
| Hide worker | 11 |
| Hide treater | 12 |
| Hide handler | 12 |
| Henry Ossawa ___, painter of "The Banjo Lesson" | 57 |
| He works on hides | 17 |
| He seeks hides | 14 |
| Family name on TV "Alf" | 33 |
| Family name on both 'Full House' and 'ALF' | 58 |
| Changer of skins into leather | 29 |
| "The Resurrection of Lazarus" painter | 47 |
| "Give me some skins!" petitioner | 42 |
| 'Full House' family name | 32 |
| Places for skin treatment | 25 |
| Hide processors | 15 |
| Leather treaters | 16 |
| Hide workers | 12 |
| Their work stinks | 17 |
| Leatherworkers | 14 |
| Leather-workers | 15 |
| "ALF" family | 22 |
| Leather outfit? | 15 |
| Leather factory | 15 |
| Where pigs become pigskins | 26 |
| Suede source | 12 |
| Suede outfit? | 13 |
| Place for making leather | 24 |
| Leather-producing plant | 23 |
| Leather-making place | 20 |
| Leather works | 13 |
| Leather maker | 13 |
| Coat factory supplier | 21 |
| "Hiding" place | 24 |
| Most envied at the beach, perhaps | 33 |
| Most bronzed | 12 |
| Most bronze | 11 |
| Most like a beachcomber | 23 |
| Most evidently just back from a Miami vacation, say | 51 |
| Most envied at the beach perhaps | 33 |
| Most colored by the sun | 23 |
| Most browned by the sun | 23 |
| Most browned | 12 |
| Wagnerian sinner | 16 |
| Visitor at Venusberg | 20 |
| Another opera by Wagner: 1845 | 29 |
| Astringent, as wine | 19 |
| Very astringent, as wine | 24 |
| Somewhat astringent, as wine | 28 |
| Kind of acid from gallnuts | 26 |
| Kind of acid found in oak | 25 |