| Computer character set | 22 |
| Computer character code | 23 |
| PC character representation | 27 |
| Alphanumeric code acronym | 25 |
| PC character set acronym | 24 |
| High-tech code acronym | 22 |
| Computer programming code | 25 |
| Computer file code acronym | 26 |
| A computer-code acronym | 23 |
| ___ art (text graphics) | 23 |
| Ring around the collar? | 23 |
| Yachtsman's neckwear | 24 |
| English racing village | 22 |
| Race that's always a tie? | 29 |
| British racecourse site | 23 |
| Windsor Castle neighbor | 23 |
| Smoking jacket go-with | 22 |
| Neckwear for Paul Lynde | 23 |
| Famed British race track | 24 |
| Adam's-apple warmer | 23 |
| Accessory with a morning coat | 29 |
| What Brits call a cravat | 24 |
| Tie at an old royal race | 24 |
| Site of an English horse race | 29 |
| Site of a racing win or a tie | 29 |
| Royal horse-race venue | 22 |
| Reggae artist ___ Paul | 22 |
| Red wear for Speedy Gonzales | 28 |
| Racetrack town in England | 25 |
| Racetrack founded in 1711 | 25 |
| Racecourse founded in 1711 | 26 |
| Race track in Berkshire, Eng. | 29 |
| Race that's always a tie | 28 |
| Race that's a tie? | 22 |
| Race site for 300+ years | 24 |
| QEII's favorite village | 27 |
| Neckwear for Henry Higgins | 26 |
| Neckerchief alternative | 23 |
| It may be secured with a pin | 28 |
| Horse racing site since 1711 | 28 |
| Historic Berkshire village | 26 |
| English race place since 1711 | 29 |
| Course near Windsor Castle | 26 |
| Component of morning dress | 26 |
| British racing village | 22 |
| British city with a racetrack | 29 |
| Beau Brummell's accessory | 29 |
| Aristocratic neckpiece | 22 |
| Affected neckwear, perhaps | 26 |
| "Racy" neckwear? | 26 |
| "Racy" neckwear | 25 |
| Scarves worn to the races | 25 |
| Items at a haberdashery | 23 |
| Fashionable neckpieces | 22 |
| Peer Gynt's mother | 22 |
| Wall St. trading group | 22 |
| "Peer Gynt" widow | 27 |
| Suffix in enzyme names | 22 |
| NYC-based securities gp. | 24 |
| "Peer Gynt" mother | 28 |
| Wall St. market, briefly | 24 |
| Suffix with transcript- | 23 |
| Suffix denoting an enzyme | 25 |
| Stock market abbreviation | 25 |
| Peer Gynt's parent | 22 |
| Peer Gynt character | 22 |
| Ibsen's peasant widow | 25 |
| Enzyme-indicating suffix | 24 |
| On the Tyrrhenian, e.g. | 23 |
| No longer in the docks | 22 |
| Over the bounding main | 22 |
| On a slow boat to China | 23 |
| Underway to over there | 22 |
| Out where the air is salty | 26 |
| Cruising between ports | 22 |
| Yachting to Hawaii, e.g. | 24 |
| Cruising the Pacific, e.g. | 26 |
| Upon the Mediterranean | 22 |
| Out on the Pequod or Bounty | 27 |
| Out beyond the breakers | 23 |
| In Poseidon's realm | 23 |
| Headed for foreign ports | 24 |
| Cruising the Caribbean, e.g. | 28 |
| Between Italy and Albania | 25 |
| Where sailors are often found | 29 |
| Where sailing prevails | 22 |
| Where many storms originate | 27 |
| Underway to over there? | 23 |
| Traveling like Columbus | 23 |
| Sailing the bounding main | 25 |
| Sailing between continents | 26 |
| Place to float your boat | 24 |
| On the Mediterranean, e.g. | 26 |
| On the Caribbean, poetically | 28 |
| On the Caribbean, e.g. | 22 |
| On Quint's Orca, perhaps | 28 |
| On an ocean liner, e.g. | 23 |
| On a slow boat to China, e.g. | 29 |
| Like the ark during the flood | 29 |
| Like a befuddled sailor? | 24 |