| Keyed into a cash register | 26 |
| Called, as Buckingham Palace | 28 |
| Slender and long-limbed | 23 |
| Long-limbed and slender | 23 |
| Adjective for Tommy Tune | 24 |
| Member of Indian royalty | 24 |
| Memebr of Indian royalty | 24 |
| Indian prince's wife | 24 |
| Mysore Palace resident | 22 |
| Member of Rampur royalty | 24 |
| Equestrian event participants | 29 |
| Hauled to the hoosegow | 22 |
| Took to the station house | 25 |
| Took to the police house | 24 |
| Took a crook to be booked | 25 |
| Lugged a thug to the jug | 24 |
| Hauled back to the precinct | 27 |
| Came to the rescue, perhaps | 27 |
| Encountered coincidentally | 26 |
| Certain Indian royalty | 22 |
| Subcontinental princesses | 25 |
| Spouses of Indian princes | 25 |
| Standing in the military? | 25 |
| Private or general, e.g. | 24 |
| Position in a hierarchy | 23 |
| What stripes may indicate | 25 |
| Put in order of significance | 28 |
| What stars may indicate | 23 |
| Standing in the military | 24 |
| Place in the pecking order | 26 |
| What stripes might indicate | 27 |
| What stars might indicate | 25 |
| Privates can't pull it | 26 |
| Pecking-order position | 22 |
| Number in chess notation | 24 |
| Name-serial number go-between | 29 |
| Major or major general | 22 |
| List in order of importance | 27 |
| Having an unpleasant odor | 25 |
| File's counterpart | 22 |
| Class, level or class level | 27 |
| Listed by ability, e.g. | 23 |
| Listed according to ability | 27 |
| Arranged in regular order | 25 |
| Fester in one's mind | 24 |
| Cause long-lasting anger | 24 |
| Major and captain, e.g. | 23 |
| Major and private, e.g. | 23 |
| Captain, general, etc. | 22 |
| Positions in a hierarchy | 24 |
| Puts first or second, say | 25 |
| Military standings, e.g. | 24 |
| Colonel, corporal, etc. | 23 |
| Classifies from high to low | 27 |
| Captain, colonel, etc. | 22 |
| Went beyond the time limit | 26 |
| Wasn't quite on schedule | 28 |
| Took too long, as a meeting | 27 |
| Didn't stay on schedule | 27 |
| Didn't finish on time | 25 |
| Didn't end on time | 22 |
| Wouldn't stop talking | 25 |
| Talked and talked and talked | 28 |
| Yakked, yakked, yakked ... | 26 |
| Went long, as a sentence | 24 |
| Overextended the sentence | 25 |
| Monopolized the conversation | 28 |
| Kept talking, and talking ... | 29 |
| Kept talking and talking | 24 |
| Kept going and going and... | 27 |
| Gabbed, gabbed, gabbed | 22 |
| Didn't stop talking | 23 |
| Continued uninterruptedly | 25 |
| Continued sans interruption | 27 |
| Were completely depleted | 24 |
| Wasn't renewed in time | 26 |
| Sold all one's stock? | 25 |
| Lapsed, as a subscription | 25 |
| Completely tuckered out | 23 |
| Also-___ (race losers) | 22 |
| Went through vigorously | 23 |
| Kidnapper's demand | 22 |
| Forced fee for freedom | 22 |
| Unfortunate price to pay | 24 |
| Novel by Jay McInerney | 22 |
| Money in the bag, maybe | 23 |
| King's __ (much money) | 26 |
| Kidnapper's objective | 25 |
| Kidnapper's concern | 23 |
| Free, but not for free | 22 |
| Contingency for release | 23 |
| 1996 Ron Howard thriller | 24 |
| 1956 Glenn Ford crime drama | 27 |
| '96 Mel Gibson flick | 24 |
| Abductors' demands | 22 |
| Pays to free from captivity | 27 |
| Kidnappers' demands | 23 |
| Kings' __ (large amounts) | 29 |
| Kings' __ (big bucks) | 25 |
| Let off steam, in a way | 23 |