| Cava or contracta preceder | 26 |
| Brutus's blood vessel | 25 |
| Anatomical blood carrier | 24 |
| -- cava (major blood vessel) | 28 |
| -- cava (large blood vessel) | 28 |
| ___ comes (artery companion) | 28 |
| ___ cava (path to the heart) | 28 |
| ___ cava (major blood vessel) | 29 |
| ___ cava (large vessel to the heart) | 36 |
| ___ cava (heart connector) | 26 |
| ___ cava (cor part) | 19 |
| ___ cava (blood vessel) | 23 |
| __ cava (blood vessel) | 22 |
| It gets to your heart | 21 |
| ___ cavae (vessels near hearts) | 31 |
| Some blood vessels, formally | 28 |
| -- cavae (big blood vessels) | 28 |
| ___ cavae (large veins) | 23 |
| ___ cavae | 9 |
| __ cavae: large blood vessels | 29 |
| Corruptible | 11 |
| Easily bribed | 13 |
| Bribable | 8 |
| Easily corrupted | 16 |
| Susceptible to bribery | 22 |
| Open to bribes | 14 |
| Not immune to bribes | 20 |
| Like Judas | 10 |
| Buyable, in the worst way | 25 |
| Buyable, in a way | 17 |
| Corruptible nature | 18 |
| In a corrupted way | 18 |
| Offer for sale | 14 |
| Work the bleachers | 18 |
| Sell, like an automat | 21 |
| Sell by machine | 15 |
| Peddle in the bleachers, e.g. | 29 |
| Be a peddler | 12 |
| Work in the bleachers | 21 |
| Sell from a machine | 19 |
| Push, so to speak | 17 |
| Ply one's wares | 19 |
| Peddle wares | 12 |
| Offer via coin-op, e.g. | 23 |
| Hawked one's wares | 22 |
| Buyers | 6 |
| Sidewalk _____ | 14 |
| Salesman's sprees? | 22 |
| Colporteurs, e.g. | 17 |
| Blood feud | 10 |
| Bitter feud | 11 |
| Feud | 4 |
| Family feud | 11 |
| You may have it against someone | 31 |
| Subject of a "Rigoletto" duet | 39 |
| Prolonged rivalry | 17 |
| Character motivation in "Kill Bill" | 45 |
| Prolonged feuds | 15 |
| Purpose of certain machines | 27 |
| Quip with a jingle (Part 3) | 27 |
| Sales nonpersons | 16 |
| Mechanical sales makers | 23 |
| Marketing labor-saving devices? | 31 |
| Ball park licensee | 18 |
| Street fair figure | 18 |
| Seller | 6 |
| Coin-operated machine | 21 |
| Ballpark licensee | 17 |
| Ballpark hot dog seller, e.g. | 29 |
| Ball park figure | 16 |
| Result of beer sellers sampling their own wares? | 48 |
| Street fair lineup | 18 |
| Friday, to Flaubert | 19 |
| Friday, in Fannystelle | 23 |
| Sells in the stands | 19 |
| Sells from a stand | 18 |
| Sells by machine | 16 |
| Plywood layer | 13 |
| Woodworker's facade | 23 |
| Superficial show | 16 |
| Furniture layer | 15 |
| Antique owner's concern | 27 |
| Wood overlay | 12 |
| Wood cover | 10 |
| Thin covering | 13 |
| Superficial appearance | 22 |
| A thin coat that often cracks | 29 |
| Varnished surface, sometimes | 28 |
| Use for expensive wood | 22 |
| Thin layer as of wood | 22 |
| Surface elegance | 16 |
| Superficial polish | 18 |
| Superficial layer | 17 |
| Shiny wood overlay | 18 |
| Shallow quality | 15 |
| Plywood layer, perhaps | 22 |
| Guise | 5 |
| Furniture surface | 17 |
| Furniture overlay | 17 |
| Form of fakery | 14 |