| Phrase on a Chinese menu | 24 |
| Notice in a restaurant | 22 |
| Note on an Asian food menu | 26 |
| Healthy Chinese food claim | 26 |
| Claim made in take-out | 22 |
| Chinese-food order request | 26 |
| Chinese restaurant sign | 23 |
| Chinese restaurant assurance | 28 |
| Chinese menu phrase, often | 26 |
| Beef and broccoli request | 25 |
| Asian restaurant promise | 24 |
| "Smoking or ___?" | 27 |
| 'Smoking or --?' | 24 |
| Alternative to smoking? | 23 |
| Standard introduction? | 22 |
| Opposite of 'oui' | 25 |
| "Smoking or __?" | 26 |
| Smoking or toxic preceder | 25 |
| Smoking alternative, once | 25 |
| Prefix with proliferation | 25 |
| Prefix for profit or dairy | 26 |
| Opposite of "oui" | 27 |
| Discriminatory leader? | 22 |
| Confrontational opening | 23 |
| "Smoking or ---?" | 27 |
| "Oui ou ___?" | 23 |
| Vote in une législature | 26 |
| The "N" in NCO | 24 |
| Sine qua ___ (necessity) | 24 |
| Prefix with stop or stick | 25 |
| Prefix with stick or violent | 28 |
| Prefix with stick or stop | 25 |
| Prefix with sked or skid | 24 |
| Prefix with interference | 24 |
| Prefix with ego or hero | 23 |
| Prefix with conformist | 22 |
| Prefix with "dairy" | 29 |
| Prefix for stop or skid | 23 |
| Prefix for profit or sked | 25 |
| Plus or partisan preceder | 25 |
| Plus or pareil preceder | 23 |
| Pierre's prohibition | 24 |
| Partisan or toxic preceder | 26 |
| Parisian's refusal | 22 |
| Nanette's negative | 22 |
| Monsieur's refusal | 22 |
| Lead-in to sense or fiction | 27 |
| Intro to Euclidean geometry? | 28 |
| Frenchman's denial | 22 |
| Common negative prefix | 22 |
| Champs Élysées refusal | 29 |
| Blaise's brush-off | 22 |
| Antecedent of plus or com | 25 |
| "Smoking, or ___?" | 28 |
| "Smoking or ____?" | 28 |
| "No" in France | 24 |
| ___ compos (out of touch) | 25 |
| Labelle vocalist Hendryx | 24 |
| Singer-songwriter Hendryx | 25 |
| R&B singer Hendryx | 22 |
| Hendryx of the group Labelle | 28 |
| "Ali" actress Gaye | 28 |
| Not a brand, but generic | 24 |
| They're hardly celebs | 25 |
| They're far from stars | 26 |
| Dada, to many of its critics | 28 |
| Time being, to the Bard | 23 |
| Present time, poetically | 24 |
| For the (temporarily) -- | 24 |
| For the ___ (temporarily) | 25 |
| ___ word (coinage of a sort) | 28 |
| Corporal or sergeant, e.g. | 26 |
| Army sergeants, among others | 28 |
| Sgts. Bilko, York, etc. | 23 |
| Coffee drinker's oxymoron | 29 |
| What one little piggy had | 25 |
| ___ the worse for wear | 22 |
| Poor dog's portion | 22 |
| Amount in a Christie title | 26 |
| Worst possible market share | 27 |
| Questionnaire box, perhaps | 26 |
| Fourth piggy's portion | 26 |
| Fourth piggie's share | 25 |
| What one little pig had | 23 |
| What Hubbard's dog had | 26 |
| Survey choice, at times | 23 |
| Sixpence ___ the Richer | 23 |
| Second to ___ (the best) | 24 |
| Number of points in love | 24 |
| It comes before the wiser | 25 |
| Word for the 1940 Olympics | 26 |
| What the Hubbard dog got | 24 |
| What one little piggie had | 26 |
| Ten Little Indians, finally | 27 |
| Teetotaler's amount | 23 |
| Slim to ___ (poor odds) | 23 |
| Second to __ (the best) | 23 |
| Penultimate piggy's share | 29 |
| Opposite of "all" | 27 |
| One piggy's portion | 23 |