| Vice President | 14 |
| Vannevar ___ | 12 |
| Unprofessional, slangily | 24 |
| Something to beat around | 24 |
| Rose source | 11 |
| Political family name | 21 |
| Low growth | 10 |
| Kind of whacker | 15 |
| Justice Souter's appointer | 30 |
| He appointed Roberts and Alito to the Supreme Court | 51 |
| Hair in need of a barber | 24 |
| George of Washington | 20 |
| Frontier country | 16 |
| Erstwhile C.I.A. director | 25 |
| Cranberry or Mulberry | 21 |
| Cluster of shrubs | 17 |
| Blair's friend | 18 |
| Australian wilderness | 21 |
| Australian wild | 15 |
| 41st on a noted list | 20 |
| 41st in a series | 16 |
| #41 or #43 | 10 |
| "Here We Go Round the Mulberry ___" | 45 |
| Orchard unit | 12 |
| Four pecks | 10 |
| Farmers' market measure | 27 |
| Dry measure | 11 |
| Orchardist's market measure | 31 |
| Orchard basket | 14 |
| Lamp hider in a Biblical parable | 32 |
| Grain measure | 13 |
| Farmer's basketful, maybe | 29 |
| Eight dry gallons | 17 |
| Apple picker's measure | 26 |
| Agricultural measure | 20 |
| More overgrown | 14 |
| Top-level baseball group? | 25 |
| Mickey mouse | 12 |
| Unprofessional | 14 |
| The President and his supporters? | 33 |
| President's alliance? | 25 |
| Place for mediocre players? | 27 |
| Inferior; amateurish | 20 |
| George's rotisserie group? | 30 |
| Distance unit for hedge maze design? | 36 |
| Baseball minors | 15 |
| Huge viper | 10 |
| Venomous pit viper | 18 |
| Old school "Rubbish!" | 31 |
| Nonsense, euphemistically | 25 |
| Oater ambusher | 14 |
| Oater villain who attacks from hiding | 37 |
| More active | 11 |
| Not as quiet | 12 |
| More occupied | 13 |
| More cluttered | 14 |
| More booked | 11 |
| More bogged down at work | 24 |
| Having more on one's plate | 30 |
| Having more customers | 21 |
| Enjoying less leisure | 21 |
| Superlative for Atlanta International Airport | 45 |
| Most hectic | 11 |
| Like the most active bee? | 25 |
| Least likely to be free | 23 |
| Having the most work to do | 26 |
| Adjective for Atlanta's Hartsfield airport | 46 |
| Occupation | 10 |
| Work | 4 |
| Not economy or first class | 26 |
| Word with show or monkey | 24 |
| Profes-sion | 11 |
| Onstage gesture | 15 |
| Flier's "classy" choice | 37 |
| Commerce, in general | 20 |
| Same old same old | 17 |
| Same old, same old | 18 |
| Normal procedures | 17 |
| The same old, same old | 22 |
| Carrying on customarily | 23 |
| Training ground for an accountant | 33 |
| Night school attended by many dayworkers | 40 |
| It teaches commerce | 19 |
| Bookkeeper's alma mater, perhaps | 36 |
| Economist's concern | 23 |
| Use for the conference room | 27 |
| Networking event, often | 23 |
| It may take place in the conference room | 40 |
| Postage-paid enclosure | 22 |
| "Dilbert," for one? | 29 |
| Future execs' programs | 26 |
| Boardroom advice? | 17 |
| Monday through Friday, or a magazine | 36 |
| ''Forbes'' rival | 32 |
| Restricted part of a street | 27 |
| Restricted road segment | 23 |
| Restricted part of an urban area | 32 |
| Reserved traveling space | 24 |
| Part of a city street | 21 |
| Greyhounds may run in it | 24 |