| Baby's face-covering game | 29 |
| View through a keyhole | 22 |
| Check out for a second | 22 |
| Cheated at hide-and-seek | 24 |
| Spoiled the surprise, perhaps | 29 |
| Saw the present, perhaps? | 25 |
| Didn't wait for Christmas | 29 |
| Cheated at hide and seek | 24 |
| Blind man's buff cheater | 28 |
| Surprise spoiler, perhaps | 25 |
| One who looks in advance | 24 |
| Blindman's buff cheater | 27 |
| Look through the shutters | 25 |
| Cheats at hide-and-seek | 23 |
| Cheats before Christmas? | 24 |
| Uses a keyhole clandestinely | 28 |
| Spoils the surprise, in a way | 29 |
| Looks when one shouldn't | 28 |
| Looks from concealment | 22 |
| Cheats on a test, perhaps | 25 |
| Can't help looking | 22 |
| Cosmetic skin procedure | 23 |
| Lose one's sunburn | 22 |
| Prepare to eat a banana | 23 |
| One way to lose a sunburn | 25 |
| It's out on a lime? | 23 |
| Do KP work, stereotypically | 27 |
| Slippery part of a banana | 25 |
| Result of a day at the beach? | 29 |
| Orange juicing discard | 22 |
| New Brunswick community | 23 |
| It's out on a lime | 22 |
| His namesakes are bobbies | 25 |
| Final step in leg waxing | 24 |
| Famous English DJ John | 22 |
| Eponymous British Bobby | 23 |
| Come off, as paint from walls | 29 |
| Cause of a slip, perhaps | 24 |
| British statesman Sir Robert | 28 |
| Britain's Sir Robert | 24 |
| Banana eater's discard | 26 |
| English dramatist George | 24 |
| Jordan of "MADtv" | 27 |
| English playwright George | 25 |
| Contemporary of Shakespeare | 27 |
| Old English playwright George | 29 |
| Key's comedy partner | 24 |
| English playwright-poet | 23 |
| English dramatist George ____ | 29 |
| Contemporary of the Bard | 24 |
| A Shakespeare contemporary | 26 |
| A contemporary of The Bard | 26 |
| A contemporary of Shakespeare | 29 |
| Showed signs of age, as paint | 29 |
| Took off one's duds | 23 |
| Like most canned tomatoes | 25 |
| Like mangos and bananas | 23 |
| Emulated Gypsy Rose Lee | 23 |
| Police officer, to a Brit | 25 |
| Spud preparer's tool | 24 |
| Implement in a kitchen | 22 |
| They go around in the kitchen | 29 |
| Strippers of tree bark | 22 |
| Kitchen duty implements | 23 |
| They can be slipped on | 22 |
| Some facial treatments | 22 |
| Shows its age, as wallpaper | 27 |
| Removes wallpaper, maybe | 24 |
| Prepares, as a mandarin | 23 |
| Day spa facial procedures | 25 |
| Baker's implements | 22 |
| --- out (begins a drag race) | 28 |
| Leaves rubber on the road | 25 |
| One end of a hammerhead | 23 |
| Ball-shaped hammer part | 23 |
| Rounded part of a hammer | 24 |
| Rounded hammer part, e.g. | 25 |
| Rounded end of a hammer | 23 |
| Striking end of a hammer | 24 |
| Strengthen by light hammering | 29 |
| Shape metal with a hammer | 25 |
| Part of a hammer's head | 27 |
| Opposing side of a strike | 25 |
| It's opposite the head | 26 |
| It's opposite the face | 26 |
| Hemispherical hammer part | 25 |
| Hammer's striking end | 25 |
| Flatten, in metalworking | 24 |
| They may be round and pound | 27 |
| They are round and pound | 24 |
| Rounded hand-tool parts | 23 |
| Metal-beating hammer parts | 26 |
| Hatchling's utterance | 25 |
| Worm-eater's sound | 22 |
| Mother hen's summons | 24 |
| Marshmallow Easter critter | 26 |
| Little bird's sound | 23 |
| Emulate Tom of Coventry | 23 |
| Yellow-colored Easter treat | 27 |
| Word with hole or show | 22 |