| Unnominated film about the cold, hard life of a horn player? | 60 |
| Realize a football pro's dream | 34 |
| Seasonal seasoning? | 19 |
| End-of-year festival | 20 |
| Drifting time? | 14 |
| "Snow-Bound" setting | 30 |
| January and February | 20 |
| Coats, mittens, e.g. | 20 |
| Snow and sleet | 14 |
| Annual sports event since 1997 | 30 |
| Like February weather up north | 31 |
| Get everyone on your side? | 26 |
| Cold and raw | 12 |
| Sleety, e.g. | 12 |
| Like Siberia in January | 23 |
| Like January days | 17 |
| Like December days | 18 |
| Hiemal | 6 |
| Cold and stormy | 15 |
| Jagger and Fleetwood out in a blizzard? | 39 |
| Forecasting term coined in January 1996 | 39 |
| Be victorious, in an unglamorous fashion | 40 |
| Rain, to a mudder? | 18 |
| Mutually profitable | 19 |
| Like scenarios in which no one loses | 36 |
| Like a good deal for both sides | 31 |
| Good for both you and me | 24 |
| Excellent situation | 19 |
| Best type of situation | 22 |
| Advantageous to both sides | 26 |
| Advantageous to both parties | 28 |
| Where no one loses | 18 |
| It makes everyone happy | 23 |
| A sure thing | 12 |
| British actress Estelle ___ | 27 |
| Vinous | 6 |
| Like Cabernet | 13 |
| Like bordelais | 14 |
| Like beverage grapes | 20 |
| Like a Cabernet | 15 |
| Intoxicating, in a way | 22 |
| Having a taste of the grape | 27 |
| Flavorful, as a grape | 21 |
| Crisply fragrant | 16 |
| Cab-like? | 9 |
| Mine shafts | 11 |
| Reddi-___ | 9 |
| Twist, in Scotland | 18 |
| Reddi-___ (topping brand) | 25 |
| Reddi-___ (ice cream topper) | 28 |
| Reddi-___ (food-sex brand) | 26 |
| Part of the inventory: abbr. | 28 |
| Use a dish towel | 16 |
| Squeegee | 8 |
| Dry the dishes | 14 |
| Baby bottom cleaner | 19 |
| Use a squeegee on | 17 |
| Use a dishtowel | 15 |
| Rub dry | 7 |
| Disposable cleaning aid | 23 |
| Clean with a rag | 16 |
| Clean the windshield | 20 |
| Use a towel on | 14 |
| Use a rag on | 12 |
| Use a napkin on | 15 |
| Use a napkin | 12 |
| Use a moist towelette | 21 |
| Help with the dishes, in a way | 30 |
| Help the dish washer | 20 |
| Film editing transition | 23 |
| Film editing effect | 19 |
| Dry dishes | 10 |
| Clear the screen | 16 |
| Changing table cloth | 20 |
| Work with a dishtowel | 21 |
| Utterly wear out, in slang | 26 |
| Use Charmin, say | 16 |
| Use a squeegee | 14 |
| Use a sponge on | 15 |
| Use a moist towelette, say | 26 |
| Use a dust rag on | 17 |
| Use a doormat | 13 |
| Use a damp cloth | 16 |
| Towelette, e.g. | 15 |
| Towelette | 9 |
| Tend to the windshield | 22 |
| Squeegee, e.g. | 14 |
| Sponge (off) | 12 |
| Scene-changing technique | 24 |
| Run a towel over | 16 |
| Premoistened towelette | 22 |
| Premoistened cloth | 18 |
| Piece of absorbent material | 27 |
| Nursery cleaner | 15 |
| Napkin, e.g. | 12 |
| Movie editor's technique | 28 |
| Help the dishwasher, perhaps | 28 |
| Finish the dinner dishes | 24 |
| Film-editing segue technique | 28 |
| Film segue, perhaps | 19 |