| The Amazing ___ (magician) | 26 |
| The Amazing ___, illusionist | 28 |
| Paranormal-claim debunker | 25 |
| Oakes of "CHiPs" | 26 |
| Amazing magician and debunker | 29 |
| "Amazing" debunker | 28 |
| 'Amazing' magician | 26 |
| 'Amazing' debunker | 26 |
| With no apparent pattern | 24 |
| Without pattern or plan | 23 |
| What a gun may be fired at? | 27 |
| Smollett's Roderick | 23 |
| Like some drug testing | 22 |
| Without rhyme or reason | 23 |
| Stopped ticking, as a clock | 27 |
| Vacation time, for short | 24 |
| Abbreviated vacation goal | 25 |
| Vacation time, in slang | 23 |
| Resort provision, briefly | 25 |
| Weary worker's wish | 23 |
| Vacation goal, for short | 24 |
| Vacation goal, briefly | 22 |
| Sunbathing, reading, etc. | 25 |
| Short time off to relax? | 24 |
| Rat race remedy, briefly | 24 |
| Purpose of most vacations | 25 |
| Purpose of many vacations | 25 |
| Pair in a prescription? | 23 |
| Club Med offering, briefly | 26 |
| Travis of country music | 23 |
| Country crooner Travis | 22 |
| Indian princess (Var.) | 22 |
| Hindu noblewoman (Var.) | 23 |
| Rajah's mate (Var.) | 23 |
| Rajah's better half | 23 |
| Bollywood princess (var.) | 25 |
| She might wear a chador | 23 |
| Indian V.I.P.'s wife | 24 |
| Indian princess, variantly | 26 |
| Indian noblewoman (Var.) | 24 |
| In India, reigning queen | 24 |
| Certain noblewoman (Var.) | 25 |
| Bollywood figure: var. | 22 |
| Bombay royalty members | 22 |
| Sought, as the House, say | 25 |
| Sought out, as an office | 24 |
| Sounded, as a doorbell | 22 |
| Called the butler, in a way | 27 |
| Summoned, as the butler | 23 |
| Summoned, as a servant | 22 |
| Summoned the butler, e.g. | 25 |
| Summoned help, possibly | 23 |
| Sought entrance, in a way | 25 |
| __ a bell: was familiar | 23 |
| Summoned staff, perhaps | 23 |
| Sounded, as an opening bell | 27 |
| Signaled one's arrival | 26 |
| Phoned or sounded a bell | 24 |
| Emulated the Avon lady | 22 |
| Did Quasimodo's job | 23 |
| Charged, with "up" | 28 |
| Called like the Avon lady | 25 |
| "You ___, sir?" | 25 |
| "You _____?" | 22 |
| Place to practice driving | 25 |
| Large kitchen appliance | 23 |
| Vocalist's concern | 22 |
| Spot for target practice | 24 |
| Rocky Mountains, for one | 24 |
| Performer's talent | 22 |
| Ability to play many parts | 26 |
| Yma Sumac had a big one | 23 |
| Wrangler's territory | 24 |
| Word with gas or electric | 25 |
| Where deer and antelope play | 28 |
| What a singer can handle | 24 |
| Singer's note-span | 22 |
| Place to practice golf swings | 29 |
| Place for a bucket of balls | 27 |
| Place designated for drivers | 28 |
| Gunnery officer's concern | 29 |
| Distance to the target | 22 |
| Distance from a target | 22 |
| Distance between fill-ups | 25 |
| Cowboy's stamping ground | 28 |
| Blondie "Rifle ___" | 29 |
| Antelopes' playground | 25 |
| Performer's arsenal | 23 |
| Yellowstone Park employee | 25 |
| Word with Power or park | 23 |
| Specially trained soldier | 25 |
| Person with binoculars | 22 |
| Alex Rodriguez, for one | 23 |
| 1993-94 Stanley Cup winners | 27 |
| Some Texas pro athletes | 23 |
| New York N.H.L.'ers | 23 |
| Austin-based enforcers | 22 |
| Many of them work with pilots | 29 |
| Big beef over big beef? | 23 |
| Recorded on the cash register | 29 |