| One demonstrating excellent service? | 36 |
| Company that acquired Gateway in 2007 | 37 |
| Narrow and pointed, as pine leaves | 34 |
| Ones who try to put things past you? | 36 |
| Computers such as the Aspire and Extensa | 40 |
| Provides service that can't be beat? | 40 |
| "Easy ___," old radio favorite | 40 |
| "Dead man's hand" pair | 36 |
| "Bullets," to a poker player | 38 |
| They're worth 1 or 11 in blackjack | 38 |
| They're often included in good deals | 40 |
| They could be the highest or the lowest | 39 |
| Poker players' "bullets" | 38 |
| Iron Maiden "___ High" | 32 |
| Hold 'em holdings, sometimes | 32 |
| Commonly split pair in blackjack | 32 |
| What's "High," to Maiden | 38 |
| Two fifths of a dead man's hand | 35 |
| Top row of a Yahtzee score sheet | 32 |
| They're worth four high-card points | 39 |
| They're worth 1 or 11 points | 32 |
| They're sometimes more important than kings | 47 |
| They're part of a really good deal | 38 |
| They're part of a good deal, usually | 40 |
| They're often seen with kings and queens | 44 |
| They're more important than kings | 37 |
| They're better than kings and queens | 40 |
| They may give you the upper hand | 32 |
| They don't get sent back to the server | 42 |
| The best three in a three-of-a-kind | 35 |
| Rickenbacker, Johnson and Maddux | 32 |
| Reason for the downfall of many kings? | 38 |
| Radio's "The Easy ___" | 36 |
| Radio's "Easy ___" | 32 |
| Poker's "pocket rockets" | 38 |
| Pocket rockets, in Texas hold'em | 36 |
| One of the pairs in a dead man's hand | 41 |
| Old radio favorite "Easy _____" | 41 |
| Items up one's sleeve, maybe | 32 |
| Good things to hold in your hand | 32 |
| Good hole-cards in seven-card stud | 34 |
| Go-to guys on the pitching staff | 32 |
| Eddie Rickenbacker and Manfred von Richthofen | 45 |
| Doesn't come close to flunking | 34 |
| Dealer upcards disliked by blackjack players | 44 |
| "Pocket rockets," in Texas Hold 'Em | 49 |
| "Go-to-guys" on the pitching staff | 44 |
| "Easy ___" of radio fame | 34 |
| "Easy ___," of radio fame | 35 |
| "Dead man's hand" cards | 37 |
| 'Bullets' at the poker table | 36 |
| 'Bullets,' to a poker player | 36 |
| ''Easy __'' (old-time radio show) | 49 |
| Hand with two bullets and two deuces, e.g. | 42 |
| Compound used in perfume manufacture | 36 |
| Alcoholic compound used in perfumes | 35 |
| Alcohol-based compound used in cosmetics | 40 |
| Sodium ___ (potato chip flavoring) | 34 |
| Ethyl __: nail polish remover compound | 38 |
| Cellulose ester used in Scotch tape | 35 |
| ___ acid (main component of vinegar) | 36 |
| Prefix meaning "vinegar" | 34 |
| Fingernail polish remover ingredient | 36 |
| Primary component in nail polish remover | 40 |
| Organic chemistry building block | 32 |
| Colorless solvent used in paints | 32 |
| Chemical in nail-polish removers | 32 |
| Active ingredient in nail polish remover | 40 |
| Jim Carrey's pet detective role | 35 |
| German ''Alas!'' | 32 |
| Düsseldorf "D'oh!" | 35 |
| Berliner's "Alas!" | 32 |
| ''Heck!'', in Heidelberg | 40 |
| Otto's ''Oh!'' | 34 |
| German's "Dear me!" | 33 |
| Disgusted comment after reading Der Spiegel? | 44 |
| Deutschland "D'oh!" | 33 |
| Austrian's "Alas!" | 32 |
| ["Die Wurst ist ruiniert!"] | 37 |
| "Wo! ___ was!" (German cry) | 37 |
| "Oh!" in Österreich | 33 |
| "Bah! Humbug!," in Hamburg | 36 |
| "___ was!" (German exclamation) | 41 |
| "___ Du Lieber Augustin" | 34 |
| "___ Du Lieber . . . " | 32 |
| ''Darn!'' in Düsseldorf | 42 |
| ''Alas'' in Augsburg | 36 |
| Word with "head" or "heart" | 47 |
| What you'll do after aerobics class | 39 |
| Word with "belly" or "ear" | 46 |
| Rosanne Cash "Seven Year ___" | 39 |
| Motivation to keep a doctor's appointment | 45 |
| "Tooth" or "tummy" follower | 47 |
| Word with "head" or "belly" | 47 |
| What hearts do, in romance novels | 33 |
| Want badly, with "for" | 32 |
| Want badly (with "for") | 33 |
| Suffer from extra exercise, maybe | 33 |
| Subject of a patient's plaint | 33 |
| StairMaster aftereffect, perhaps | 32 |