| Kind of acid for hides | 22 |
| Bitter, in a way | 16 |
| Bitter, as some red wines | 25 |
| Astringent, as red wine | 23 |
| Acid in tea | 11 |
| Astringent in red wine | 22 |
| Wine agent | 10 |
| Bark component | 14 |
| Astringent in wine | 18 |
| Wine colorer | 12 |
| Substance used by dyers | 23 |
| Substance that gives red wine bite | 34 |
| Substance in red wine | 21 |
| Substance giving red wine an astringent taste | 45 |
| Pucker-inducing element of some wines | 37 |
| It gives red wine its color | 27 |
| It gives red wine an astringent taste | 37 |
| Compound used in leathermaking | 30 |
| Cause of astringent flavor in wine | 34 |
| Bark extract | 12 |
| Astringent vegetable compound | 29 |
| Astringent found in wine | 24 |
| Using a UV lamp, in a way | 25 |
| ___ salon | 9 |
| Getting some sun | 16 |
| Feature at some salons | 22 |
| Sunless site to get a sunkissed look | 36 |
| Young socialite at the beach? | 29 |
| Spankings | 9 |
| Chemical compounds in tea | 25 |
| Slightly brown | 14 |
| Having some color, in a way | 27 |
| ___-Tuva, predecessor of an S.S.R. | 34 |
| ___-Ola, Soviet range | 21 |
| ___ Tuva, U.S.S.R. region | 25 |
| New Mexican Indian | 18 |
| N. M Indian | 11 |
| Samoan bowl | 11 |
| Pacific Coast evergreen | 23 |
| Acorn-producing California evergreen | 36 |
| Pacific Coast evergreens | 24 |
| Certain West Coast evergreens | 29 |
| NEW MEXICAN INDIANS | 19 |
| New Mexico Indians | 18 |
| Liquor with fictional spokesperson Tony Sinclair | 48 |
| Missile much in the sun? | 24 |
| Gets some sun | 13 |
| Works leather | 13 |
| Riviera acquisitions | 20 |
| Turns bronze | 12 |
| Makes leather | 13 |
| Khakis | 6 |
| Gets some color | 15 |
| Beige and ecru | 14 |
| Turns into leather | 18 |
| Sunbathing goals | 16 |
| Summer shades | 13 |
| Summer colors | 13 |
| Summer acquisitions | 19 |
| Prepares leather | 16 |
| Gets darker, in a way | 21 |
| Doesn't burn | 16 |
| Converts into leather | 21 |
| Converts hide into leather | 26 |
| Whips but good | 14 |
| Turns hides into leather | 24 |
| Treats hides | 12 |
| They can be yours for the basking | 33 |
| Takes the sun | 13 |
| Some vacationers' acquisitions | 34 |
| Soaks up some rays | 18 |
| Shades that fade in fall | 24 |
| Salon acquisitions | 18 |
| Prepares hides | 14 |
| Makes chamois | 13 |
| Light browns | 12 |
| Khakis, for instance | 20 |
| Goals for some people in beds | 29 |
| Gets less and less pale | 23 |
| Emulates Hamilton | 17 |
| Discontinued M&M's | 26 |
| Darkens, in a way | 17 |
| Darkens in the sunlight | 23 |
| Darkens in the light? | 21 |
| Brown glows | 11 |
| Almond and ecru | 15 |
| Yellowish browns | 16 |
| Works with leather | 18 |
| Works on leather | 16 |
| Works on hides | 14 |
| What bronzers simulate | 22 |
| UV effects | 10 |
| Uses a UV lamp | 14 |
| Uses a bed, in a way | 20 |
| Ultraviolet effects | 19 |
| Turns tawny | 11 |
| Turns color in the sun | 22 |
| They may be sprayed on | 22 |
| They fade in fall | 17 |
| They are yours for the basking | 30 |