| Short breaks, of a sort | 23 |
| Short breaks of a sort | 22 |
| Rest periods of a sort | 22 |
| Refreshers, you might say | 25 |
| Hammock activities, at times | 28 |
| Goes out for twenty minutes? | 28 |
| Goes out for a little while? | 28 |
| Gets off one's guard | 24 |
| Dagwood's small pleasures | 29 |
| Dagwood's delights | 22 |
| Briefly visits dreamland | 24 |
| Baby's quiet times | 22 |
| Source of downloadable tunes | 28 |
| Website relaunched 10/29/03 | 27 |
| Music download Web site | 23 |
| Metallica lawsuit defendant | 27 |
| Early peer-to-peer player | 25 |
| Early MP3-sharing Web site | 26 |
| Early file-sharing service | 26 |
| G.R.F.'s choice for VP | 26 |
| Realtor's official gp. | 26 |
| GRF's choice for VP | 23 |
| Monogram of a former V.P. | 25 |
| Inits. of Ford's VP | 23 |
| Close, Highlands-style | 22 |
| Japan's first capital | 25 |
| Japanese religious center | 25 |
| First capital of Japan | 22 |
| One-time capital of Japan | 25 |
| Honshu religious center | 23 |
| Ancient Japanese capital | 24 |
| One who bluffs a dealer? | 24 |
| "Traffic" cop | 23 |
| Undercover worker, perhaps | 26 |
| Drug dealer's nemesis | 25 |
| Undercover agent of a sort | 26 |
| Drug enforcement agent | 22 |
| Drug buster, for short | 22 |
| Police decoy, sometimes | 23 |
| One whose work is a bust | 24 |
| One who pulls in pushers | 24 |
| One pulling in pushers | 22 |
| One pulling in a pusher | 23 |
| One looking for a deal? | 23 |
| Hunter of snow movers? | 22 |
| Drug pusher's enemy | 23 |
| Drug officer, for short | 23 |
| Dealer's adversary | 22 |
| Crack pusher's nemesis | 26 |
| Cop who might go undercover | 27 |
| Undercover cop, perhaps | 23 |
| Traffic stopper, for short | 26 |
| Pusher catcher, for short | 25 |
| Pusher buster, for short | 24 |
| Prosecution witness, maybe | 26 |
| Popeye Doyle of films, e.g. | 27 |
| One whose work's a bust | 27 |
| One who monitors traffic | 24 |
| One who likes big busts | 23 |
| One watching for traffic? | 25 |
| One watching for traffic | 24 |
| One might work with dogs | 24 |
| Nonuniformed police officer | 27 |
| Morphine or opium: Prefix | 25 |
| Late choreographer Cunningham | 29 |
| Horse seller's collarer? | 28 |
| Federal drug-buster, slangily | 29 |
| Fed who pulls in pushers | 24 |
| Drug-case witness, often | 24 |
| Drug law enforcer, slangily | 28 |
| Crack-pusher's nemesis | 26 |
| Cop with a dangerous job | 24 |
| Cop cracking down on crack | 26 |
| 2002 gritty Ray Liotta film | 27 |
| One not user-friendly? | 22 |
| Sleep-inducing drug user | 24 |
| Prefix with trafficking | 23 |
| Dealer's foe, for short | 27 |
| Undercover agent, in slang | 26 |
| Prefix with trafficker | 22 |
| Member of a crack team? | 23 |
| They may be undercover | 22 |
| Workers with dogs, maybe | 24 |
| Undercover drug agents | 22 |
| Traffic stoppers, of a sort | 27 |
| They're not user-friendly | 29 |
| They may do a snow job | 22 |
| They look for bad deals? | 24 |
| Some border patrol cops | 23 |
| Sniffing dogs' companions | 29 |
| People looking for bad deals? | 29 |
| Drug enforcement agts. | 22 |
| Certain undercover agents | 25 |
| Source of a fragrant oil | 24 |
| Ointment-yielding plant | 23 |
| Aromatic Himalayan plant | 24 |
| Plant of the valerian family | 28 |
| Pharmaceutical ingredient | 25 |
| Ointment of the ancients | 24 |
| Sunshine Cab driver Elaine | 26 |