| Tap option | 10 |
| Something too common | 20 |
| Sniffling and sneezing cause | 28 |
| Right out of the fridge | 23 |
| Rhinitis | 8 |
| Reason for sneezing | 19 |
| Rainbow "Stone ___" | 29 |
| One way to be out | 17 |
| Not shooting well | 17 |
| Not enthusiastic | 16 |
| Not at all friendly | 19 |
| No cure for it! | 15 |
| More than chilly | 16 |
| Like vichyssoise | 16 |
| Like some shoulders or showers | 30 |
| Like many a detective's trail | 33 |
| Like Inuvik | 11 |
| Like a very rare day in hell | 28 |
| Lacking in affection | 20 |
| Kind of turkey, or war | 22 |
| Kind of turkey or cash | 22 |
| Kind of shoulder | 16 |
| In the 20's, say | 20 |
| How you may know something | 26 |
| He said _____ Lake, Alberta | 27 |
| Having no active leads | 22 |
| Hard of heart | 13 |
| Far from loving | 15 |
| Far from a searched-for object | 30 |
| Duck or turkey | 14 |
| Coryza | 6 |
| Common complaint | 16 |
| Common affliction | 17 |
| Certain cuts | 12 |
| C, in bathrooms | 15 |
| At a dead end, as a case | 24 |
| Absence of heat | 15 |
| "___ hands, warm heart" | 33 |
| ___ cuts (deli offerings) | 25 |
| Highly aloof | 12 |
| 1977 Foreigner hit | 18 |
| Utterly unapproachable | 22 |
| Really distant | 14 |
| Impossible to get close to | 26 |
| Stadium vendor's cry | 24 |
| Unlikely way to land a buyer | 28 |
| Unexpected telemarketing contact | 32 |
| Telemarket, in a way | 20 |
| Money in hand | 13 |
| Money that talks | 16 |
| Skin cleanser | 13 |
| Makeup remover | 14 |
| Nightly application, for some | 29 |
| It goes on some at night | 24 |
| Cosmetic cleanser | 17 |
| Part of an informal buffet, perhaps | 35 |
| Less cordial | 12 |
| More frigid | 11 |
| Further away, in a way | 22 |
| Not as warm | 11 |
| Less genial | 11 |
| More chilly | 11 |
| More wintery | 12 |
| Harder to follow, as a trail | 28 |
| Fall forcast | 12 |
| Suds unit | 9 |
| Pub pull | 8 |
| Sudden arrival of fall weather | 30 |
| Sudden cool-down | 16 |
| Fall phenomenon | 15 |
| You might turn up the heat during one | 37 |
| Winter weather phenomenon | 25 |
| Winter weather occurrence | 25 |
| Teens time, maybe | 17 |
| Sudden temperature drop | 23 |
| Sudden drop-off | 15 |
| Period of frigid temperatures | 29 |
| Fall occurrence | 15 |
| They have a chilling effect | 27 |
| Winter phenomena | 16 |
| High heating-cost periods | 25 |
| Heat waves' opposites | 25 |
| Fall falls, perhaps | 19 |
| One shivering atop Mount Ararat? | 32 |
| One way to quit | 15 |
| Post-Thanksgiving fare | 22 |
| One way to kick a habit | 23 |
| All at once, for quitters | 25 |
| With no weaning | 15 |
| Way to kick a habit | 19 |
| Winter Garden flop? | 19 |
| Van Dyke film of '71 | 24 |
| Repast for many on a certain Friday | 35 |
| Postholiday fare? | 17 |
| John Lennon song or Dick Van Dyke movie | 39 |
| In an abrupt manner | 19 |
| Immediately and completely | 26 |
| Hard way to quit | 16 |
| Entree that patrons suddenly stop eating? | 41 |
| Complete withdrawal | 19 |