| Hendrik Willem van ___ | 22 |
| Diving bird with a weird call | 29 |
| Canadian dollar symbol | 22 |
| Bird with an eerie call | 23 |
| Bird with a natural necklace | 28 |
| Bird with a clumsy gait | 23 |
| Bird on Canadian coins | 22 |
| Avine symbol of craziness | 25 |
| "Crazy" diver | 23 |
| ___ Tunes (cartoon series) | 26 |
| Like Warner Brothers Tunes | 26 |
| Like Warner Bros. Tunes | 23 |
| -- Tunes (old cartoon series) | 29 |
| Birds on Canadian dollars | 25 |
| Supposedly crazy birds | 22 |
| Birds on Canadian coins | 23 |
| Birds found on Canadian coins | 29 |
| "Crazy" birds | 23 |
| They dive and sound batty | 25 |
| These birds sound batty | 23 |
| Fish-eating diving birds | 24 |
| Birds that sound batty | 22 |
| Certifiable, so to speak | 24 |
| One brick shy of a load | 23 |
| Bananas, crackers or nuts | 25 |
| Feature of a tied shoelace | 26 |
| In the ___ (well-informed) | 26 |
| Closed electric circuit | 23 |
| Roller-coaster feature | 22 |
| You may be left out of it | 25 |
| Stunt pilot's maneuver | 26 |
| Script "L" feature | 28 |
| Roller coaster maneuver | 23 |
| Roller coaster inversion | 24 |
| Roller coaster highlight | 24 |
| Figure skating maneuver | 23 |
| Chicago business district | 25 |
| Word with belt or tape | 22 |
| Stunt-flier's maneuver | 26 |
| Stunt plane's maneuver | 26 |
| Rope noose, for example | 23 |
| Repeat sample over and over | 27 |
| Plane-stunter's maneuver | 28 |
| Part of a shoelace tie | 22 |
| Part of a shoelace knot | 23 |
| Might happen to a sample | 24 |
| In the _____ (informed) | 23 |
| Feature of a yo-yo string | 25 |
| Famed business district | 23 |
| Computer program feature | 24 |
| Circular area of a roadway | 26 |
| Campus bus route, maybe | 23 |
| Buttonhole alternative | 22 |
| Bootstrap, essentially | 22 |
| Blue Angels' maneuver | 25 |
| Basic programming construct | 27 |
| Repeated, as a drum beat | 24 |
| One way out of a contract | 25 |
| Means of evading a law | 22 |
| Contract's way out | 22 |
| Stunt pilot's maneuvers | 27 |
| Figure skating figures | 22 |
| Turkish toweling features | 25 |
| Stunt fliers' feats | 23 |
| Some want to be kept in them | 28 |
| Roller-coaster features | 23 |
| Roller coaster segments | 23 |
| Daring aerial maneuvers | 23 |
| Aerobat's maneuvers | 23 |
| Adds sound effects to a film | 28 |
| Eccentric, to put it nicely | 27 |
| "Gigi" playwright | 27 |
| Creator of Lorelei Lee | 22 |
| Toilets, along the Thames | 25 |
| Places to go in Greenwich | 25 |
| Places to go in Gloucester? | 27 |
| London "stops" | 24 |
| French battle site: 1915 | 24 |
| Facilities, in Falmouth | 23 |
| Like some lips or change | 24 |
| Relaxed in the fitting room? | 28 |
| On the Most Wanted list | 23 |
| Like lips that sink ships | 25 |
| Word with lips or change | 24 |
| Rough, as a translation | 23 |
| Ready to fall out, as pages | 27 |
| Like some slot machines | 23 |
| Like nightshirts, often | 23 |
| Kind of talk or change | 22 |
| Kind of ends or change | 22 |
| In danger of falling off | 24 |
| Detail to "tie up" | 28 |
| Open-and-shut case spoiler | 26 |
| It's meant to be tied up | 28 |
| They're often tied up | 25 |
| At ___ (without direction) | 26 |
| Let out a bit, as a belt | 24 |
| Turn counterclockwise, maybe | 28 |
| Render removable, perhaps | 25 |
| Let out a few notches in | 24 |