| Places where people often get steamed up | 40 |
| Places where jets are a big draw | 32 |
| Places that might play New Age music | 36 |
| Locales where you might get into hot water | 42 |
| Karlovy Vary and Solbad Hall in Tirol | 37 |
| Down-easters' soda fountains | 32 |
| Classic bachelorette party destinations | 39 |
| Involuntary muscular contraction | 32 |
| Sudden, violent activity or feeling | 35 |
| It can cause one to be a real jerk | 34 |
| Bobby Fischer opponent Boris ___ | 32 |
| 1972 Match of the Century participant | 37 |
| 1969-'72 World Chess Champion | 33 |
| It precedes kissing and making up | 33 |
| Marching band uniform part, perhaps | 35 |
| Lovers' discussion (it's not an argument) | 49 |
| Knockdown, drag-out's opposite | 34 |
| It's precedes kissing and making up | 39 |
| Got rid of some tobacco juices, say | 35 |
| After this, you may as well kiss and make up | 44 |
| Showed one's contempt for, maybe | 36 |
| Large, leaflike part of a flower | 32 |
| Of an astronaut's environment | 33 |
| German wine made from the late harvest | 38 |
| German wine made from fully ripe grapes | 39 |
| Part of Scrooge McDuck's getup | 34 |
| Todd McFarlane comic book character | 35 |
| Perform part of a Bob Barker wish | 33 |
| Part of Bob Barker's daily advice | 37 |
| Prevent from having kittens, e.g. | 33 |
| Do what Bob Barker reminds us to do to our pets | 47 |
| Be a responsible pet owner, in a way | 36 |
| Extremely awkward person, in slang | 34 |
| Nerdy guy in "Meatballs" | 34 |
| Jack Blum's "Meatballs" character | 47 |
| Extremely inept person, slangily | 32 |
| Extremely awkward person (slang) | 32 |
| "The Price Is Right" contestant, often | 48 |
| Abbr. in addresses for mobile home parks | 40 |
| Source of many shelter dogs (abbr.) | 35 |
| Provider of creature comforts?: Abbr. | 37 |
| Place to pick up a few pointers?: Abbr. | 39 |
| Org. with a "Shelter of the Week" award | 49 |
| Org. whose members have no pet peeves? | 38 |
| Org. that shelters dogs and cats | 32 |
| Org. providing assistance to Afghans and Persians | 49 |
| Org. offering creature comforts? | 32 |
| Org. for which a D.V.M. might work | 34 |
| Org. for the humane treatment of pets | 37 |
| Org. concerned with boxer safety | 32 |
| Offshoot of a N.Y. group formed in 1866 | 39 |
| Grp. concerned with feeding the kitty | 37 |
| Gp. that believes in hiring vets | 32 |
| "Be kind to critters" org. | 36 |
| Youngsters' protective assn. | 32 |
| ''Talk to me, dog!'' | 36 |
| "___ softly and carry . . . " | 39 |
| "___ of the devil . . . " | 35 |
| Illicit Prohibition-era establishment | 37 |
| "Hush joint" of the 20's | 38 |
| "Permission to ___, sir" | 34 |
| Line before "Et tu, Brute?" | 37 |
| Communication via a kitchen utensil? | 36 |
| At a butcher shop, the butcher gets to ... | 42 |
| What maids rarely do on their days off? | 39 |
| What vacuum cleaner sales reps do? | 34 |
| Reaction to a coincidental entrance | 35 |
| "Well, looky who just came in!" | 41 |
| "Well, look who's here" | 37 |
| "We were just talking about you" | 42 |
| "Mention you and there you are!" | 42 |
| "Looky who's here!" | 33 |
| "Harpo ___," 1961 autobiography | 41 |
| Communicates important information | 34 |
| Cry from the back of the auditorium | 35 |
| Na'vi weapon in "Avatar" | 38 |
| Jamaican legend Winston Rodney, aka Burning ___ | 47 |
| Grammy-winning reggae singer Burning ___ | 40 |
| Canada's most easterly point, Cape _____ | 44 |
| "Slavery Days" Burning ___ | 36 |
| Secured, as an hors d'oeuvre | 32 |
| Picked up, as an hors d'oeuvre | 34 |
| Word on a pack at the convenience store | 39 |
| Billboard's Best New Artist of 1999 | 39 |
| "Womanizer" singer of 2008 | 36 |
| Toothpicks, at the canapé table | 34 |
| Mother of Sean Preston and Sutton Pierce | 40 |
| February, 2007 head-shaver of note | 34 |
| Contemporary of Aguilera and Moore | 34 |
| Britney of breakdowns and reinventions | 38 |
| "... Baby One More Time" singer | 41 |
| 'Oops! I Did It Again' singer | 37 |
| 'Oops! ... I Did It Again' singer | 41 |
| On ___ (without assurance of payment) | 37 |
| On ___ (with no assurance of sale) | 34 |
| On ___ (like much freelance work) | 33 |
| What some film scripts are written on | 37 |
| Contractor's detail, briefly | 32 |
| Architect's detail, for short | 33 |
| You might not get paid while working on it | 42 |