| Not as tight as before | 22 |
| Like clothes after a diet | 25 |
| Take the money and run? | 23 |
| Rioter's illegal take | 25 |
| Steal goods during a riot | 25 |
| Pirate's recompense | 23 |
| Pillager's plunder | 22 |
| It may be hidden at a hideout | 29 |
| Stole items during a riot | 25 |
| Engaged in riot crimes | 22 |
| One who takes inventory? | 24 |
| Riot participant, maybe | 23 |
| He takes things the wrong way | 29 |
| Crook during a power outage | 27 |
| Steals from, during a riot | 26 |
| Takes advantage of a riot | 25 |
| Takes the money and runs? | 25 |
| Pillages villages, say | 22 |
| Makes off with illegally | 24 |
| Eliminate as excessive | 22 |
| One way to make a bough break | 29 |
| Cut (off), as branches | 22 |
| Shorten, with "off" | 29 |
| Sever, with "off" | 27 |
| Remove, with "off" | 28 |
| One way to take a bough | 23 |
| Make cuts at the branch | 23 |
| One way to remove a branch | 26 |
| Kind of eared or sided | 22 |
| Intro to eared or sided | 23 |
| Do some landscaping work, say | 29 |
| Cut with a sweeping motion | 26 |
| Cut short, as a branch | 22 |
| Cut (off), as a branch | 22 |
| Chop (off), as a branch | 23 |
| Steady Eddie of pitching fame | 29 |
| Steady Eddie of baseball | 24 |
| Yankee junkball pitcher | 23 |
| Baseball's Steady Eddie | 27 |
| A bit more than a trot | 22 |
| Run with a long, easy stride | 28 |
| Spanish dramatist ___ de Vega | 29 |
| Move with long strides | 22 |
| Run without much effort | 23 |
| Run in long, easy strides | 25 |
| Natural gait of a horse | 23 |
| Jogger's gait, perhaps | 26 |
| Gait resembling a canter | 24 |
| Dramatic poet ___ de Vega | 25 |
| Like some bunnies and puppies | 29 |
| Like some bunnies and hounds | 28 |
| Having droopy auricles | 22 |
| Ran easily, as a horse | 22 |
| Easygoing gazelle, e.g. | 23 |
| Horse with an easy gallop | 25 |
| Horses running leisurely | 24 |
| Davey of baseball fame | 22 |
| Runs with long strides | 22 |
| Runs with an easy gait | 22 |
| Runs with a steady, easy gait | 29 |
| Moves with bounding steps | 25 |
| L.A. all-star infielder | 23 |
| Former Brewers manager Davey | 28 |
| Ruy ___ (chess opening) | 23 |
| Singer/actress Jennifer | 23 |
| Nancy ___, L.P.G.A. star | 24 |
| Late night host George | 22 |
| Jennifer of 'Selena' | 28 |
| Eponymous sitcom star George | 28 |
| "The Cell" actress | 28 |
| "Enough" star, 2002 | 29 |
| Cuts off, as tree limbs | 23 |
| Hacks off, as tree limbs | 24 |
| Performs some tree surgery | 26 |
| Hacks off, as branches | 22 |
| Eliminates as unnecessary | 25 |
| Cuts, with "off" | 26 |
| Cuts with garden shears | 23 |
| Cuts branches from trees | 24 |
| Cuts (off), as a branch | 23 |
| Chops off, as branches | 22 |
| Like an amateurish cake | 23 |
| Radio navigation system | 23 |
| Ship's positioning system | 29 |
| Ship's navigation system | 28 |
| Ship's guidance system | 26 |
| Ship's "ears" | 27 |
| Radio-navigation system | 23 |
| Positioning system for seamen | 29 |
| Old global positioning system | 29 |
| Guidance system at sea | 22 |
| Seuss environmentalist | 22 |
| Dr. Seuss title creature | 24 |
| Seuss's nature spokesman | 28 |
| Eco-friendly Seuss character | 28 |
| Dr. Seuss environmentalist | 26 |
| Poet Federico GarcÃa ___ | 27 |
| Spanish poet Garcia ___ | 23 |
| Spanish poet GarcÃa __ | 25 |
| Poet once banned by Franco | 26 |