| Mountain climber's goal | 27 |
| Montreal ball team, slangily | 29 |
| __ score: neonatal evaluation | 29 |
| Loss of speaking ability | 24 |
| Small plant-sucking insect | 26 |
| Ladybug's lunch, at times | 29 |
| Sap-sucking plant pest | 22 |
| Ladybug's lunch, perhaps | 28 |
| Lacewing's munchie | 22 |
| Insect eaten by ladybugs | 24 |
| Horticultural headache | 22 |
| Green-bellied sap sucker | 24 |
| Fruit tree's enemy | 22 |
| Fruit grower's bane | 23 |
| They're trouble for roses | 29 |
| Pomologists' pests | 22 |
| Plant's assailants | 22 |
| Lacewing larva's lunch | 26 |
| Garden-destroying insects | 25 |
| Fruit farmers' bane | 23 |
| Sap-sucking insect genus | 24 |
| Sap-sucker's genus | 22 |
| Pomologist's nemesis | 24 |
| Pertaining to bees: prefix | 26 |
| Beekeeper's prefix | 22 |
| Capital of Western Samoa | 24 |
| Western Samoa's capital | 27 |
| Western Samoan capital | 22 |
| Capital on Upolu Island | 23 |
| Samoa's largest city | 24 |
| Capital where tala are spent | 28 |
| Bee-fitting description? | 24 |
| Of concern to beekeepers | 24 |
| Having to do with bees | 22 |
| Pertaining to some workers | 26 |
| Having a lot of buzz, maybe | 27 |
| Dealing with honey makers | 25 |
| Places often combed over? | 25 |
| Beekeepers' places | 22 |
| You might get hives from it | 27 |
| Place abuzz with activity? | 26 |
| You can get hives from this | 27 |
| Things go hummingly here | 24 |
| Place with a lot of buzz? | 25 |
| Place that's all abuzz | 26 |
| Place getting a lot of buzz? | 28 |
| Collection of beehives | 22 |
| Beekeeper's milieu | 22 |
| Beehive's locale€° | 29 |
| Abode that's abuzz | 22 |
| "...baked in ___" | 27 |
| Cap-___ (from head to foot) | 27 |
| "... baked in __" | 27 |
| "... baked in ___" | 28 |
| '... baked in --' | 25 |
| Cap-___ (head to foot) | 22 |
| "Baked in ___" | 24 |
| Cap-__: from head to toe | 24 |
| Cap- ___ (from head to foot) | 28 |
| Cap ____: from head-to-foot | 27 |
| "...baked in ____" | 28 |
| ". . . baked in __" | 29 |
| Give ___ of one's mind | 26 |
| Reduced to ___ of rubble | 24 |
| "... hear --- drop" | 29 |
| "... hear ___ drop" | 29 |
| Neatness analogy ending | 23 |
| An exemplar of neatness | 23 |
| "See ___ . . . " | 26 |
| "...hear --- drop" | 28 |
| "...hear ___ drop" | 28 |
| '... hear -- drop' | 26 |
| Doing an impression of | 22 |
| Putting on a Little act | 23 |
| Impressionist's art | 23 |
| Impersonator's specialty | 28 |
| Impersonator's action | 25 |
| Imitator's activity | 23 |
| Doing an impersonation | 22 |
| David Frye's forte | 22 |
| Given to servile imitation | 26 |
| Resembling a gibbon, say | 24 |
| Imitative in a silly way | 24 |
| "Sounds like ___!" | 28 |
| Words after make or devise | 26 |
| "Sounds like ___" | 27 |
| "Sounds like __!" | 27 |
| "A man, ___ . . . " | 29 |
| Superman sighting error | 23 |
| Cop ___ (bargain in court) | 26 |
| Cop __: bargain in court | 24 |
| Copped __ (made a court deal) | 29 |
| Cop -- (bargain in court) | 25 |
| Cop ___ (beg for leniency) | 26 |
| Cop ___ (bargain with the DA) | 29 |
| Cop ___ (bargain with a D.A.) | 29 |
| In generous quantities | 22 |
| Marquand title character | 24 |
| Marquand's late hero | 24 |
| Marquand's late George | 26 |