| Mrs. Doubtfire, for one | 23 |
| Child support provider | 22 |
| Certain domestic helper | 23 |
| Bottle preparer, perhaps | 24 |
| Prefix for a billionth | 22 |
| One-billionth: Comb. form | 25 |
| Prefix with technology | 22 |
| Very small: Comb. form | 22 |
| It sometimes starts second | 26 |
| Prefix meaning one-billionth | 28 |
| Modern running companion? | 25 |
| Model of iPod since 2005 | 24 |
| A millionth of a milli- | 23 |
| A billionth: Comb. form | 23 |
| "Very small" prefix | 29 |
| "Small" prefix | 24 |
| Mini successors in 2005 | 23 |
| iPods that record video | 23 |
| Certain Apple products | 22 |
| Indian restaurant breads | 24 |
| Fabray and Walker, to friends | 29 |
| Actresses Grey and Martin | 25 |
| Soprano Merriman et al. | 23 |
| Nicknames for moms' moms | 28 |
| Moms' moms, for short | 25 |
| Mom's moms, for short | 25 |
| Code words for n's | 22 |
| Bobbsey, Grey and Woods | 23 |
| Actress Woods and others | 24 |
| A Bobbsey twin and namesakes | 28 |
| Birthplace of Jules Verne | 25 |
| Port in the Loire Valley | 24 |
| French edict site of 1598 | 25 |
| French city with a 1598 edict | 29 |
| First city of Brittany | 22 |
| City of a famous edict | 22 |
| Brittany's largest city | 27 |
| Half of Mork's sign-off | 27 |
| Half of Mork's farewell | 27 |
| Half of Mork's greeting | 27 |
| Half of Mork's goodbye | 26 |
| Word said a lot by Mork | 23 |
| Part of Mork's sign-off | 27 |
| Part of Mork's goodbye | 26 |
| Part of a sitcom sign-off | 25 |
| Half of Mork's signoff | 26 |
| Half of an Orkan farewell | 25 |
| Half an Orkan farewell | 22 |
| Half a sitcom sign-off | 22 |
| When repeated, a TV sign-off | 28 |
| Repeated, Mork's goodbye | 28 |
| Repeated word from Mork | 23 |
| Part of an Orkan greeting | 25 |
| Half of Mork's gretting | 27 |
| Half of Mork's good-bye | 27 |
| Half of a sitcom farewell | 25 |
| Half of a Mork utterance | 24 |
| Half a sitcom send-off | 22 |
| Half a sitcom greeting | 22 |
| Half a sci-fi sign-off | 22 |
| 1970s-80s sitcom signoff | 24 |
| Otherworldly greeting? | 22 |
| Sodium hydroxide, to chemists | 29 |
| Sodium hydroxide, chemically | 28 |
| Caustic soda, chemically | 24 |
| Sodium hydroxide, in the lab | 28 |
| Drain cleaner, chemically | 25 |
| Caustic soda, to a chemist | 26 |
| Caustic soda, symbolically | 26 |
| Ruth's mother-in-law | 24 |
| Biblical mother-in-law | 22 |
| Mother of Ashley and Wynonna | 28 |
| Ashley and Wynonna's mom | 28 |
| Wynonna Judd's mom | 22 |
| Watts of "The Ring" | 29 |
| Biblical woman from Bethlehem | 29 |
| Wynonna Judd's mother | 25 |
| Woman in the Book of Ruth | 25 |
| Watts of "21 Grams" | 29 |
| Watts in King Kong's hand | 29 |
| Watts in a film projector? | 26 |
| RuthÂ’s mother-in-law | 24 |
| Mother of Wynonna and Ashley | 28 |
| David's great-grandmother | 29 |
| AshleyÂ’s C&W mom | 24 |
| Country-singing mother | 22 |
| Mother of country music | 23 |
| Be off one's guard | 22 |
| Preschooler's dread | 23 |
| What cats are prone to do | 25 |
| Rest of the afternoon? | 22 |
| Break for a parent or toddler | 29 |
| Be unaware of imminent danger | 29 |
| Take a break, in a way | 22 |
| Kindergartner's snooze | 26 |
| Go out in the afternoon? | 24 |
| Word after power or cat | 23 |
| Treat jet lag, perhaps | 22 |
| Toddler's midday siesta | 27 |
| Toddler's midday event | 26 |