| Groups of Pygmy warriors? | 25 |
| One in a tight space, perhaps | 29 |
| Judge Judy's forum | 22 |
| Boats subject to advisories | 27 |
| Texas, vis-Ã -vis Alaska | 26 |
| Response in a guessing game | 27 |
| Mutt, compared to Jeff | 22 |
| Pie cutter's oxymoron | 25 |
| Like "Little Rhody" | 29 |
| Oxymoronic load of cash | 23 |
| Very early in the morning | 25 |
| Short time after midnight | 25 |
| Mounts for Peruvian tykes? | 26 |
| Fisherman's quarry | 22 |
| Starting breakfast drink | 24 |
| Mickey D's breakfast item | 29 |
| Trifling consideration | 22 |
| Pipsqueak or pipsqueaks | 23 |
| Nothing much, to chip makers? | 29 |
| Jenner contribution of 1796 | 27 |
| Not much of a sacrifice | 23 |
| Contract skulduggery, to some | 29 |
| Television, in Hollywood | 24 |
| One of three in tattler | 23 |
| Woody Allen 2000 release | 24 |
| Two-bit hustlers, e.g. | 22 |
| Those who steal tiny clocks? | 28 |
| 2000 Woody Allen movie | 22 |
| Minor politician, e.g. | 22 |
| Tiny dot on a state map | 23 |
| Like a girl in a Journey song | 29 |
| Lana Lang's home town | 25 |
| What Earth is, after all | 24 |
| Minute Disney attraction? | 25 |
| Song from "Gypsy" | 27 |
| Colored glass used in mosaic | 28 |
| Shake center, colored blue? | 27 |
| One on a mission, maybe | 23 |
| Everything, to a lyricist | 25 |
| Overly ingratiating language | 28 |
| Flattery from a fawner | 22 |
| Ingratiatingly earnest | 22 |
| Hypocritically earnest | 22 |
| Flattering, in an oily way | 26 |
| Be the victim of a sting? | 25 |
| Classic TV's Maxwell | 24 |
| Like some phones or moves | 25 |
| Like a member of Mensa | 22 |
| Word after book or street | 25 |
| Spy Maxwell seen in reruns | 26 |
| Like some cards or cookies | 26 |
| Like some bombs or cookies | 26 |
| Like most fast sudoku solvers | 29 |
| Like crossword puzzle solvers | 29 |
| Far from being a birdbrain | 26 |
| At the head of the class | 24 |
| Agent 99's partner | 22 |
| Fashionable explosive? | 22 |
| Bit of advanced weaponry | 24 |
| Modern fuel-efficient vehicle | 29 |
| Plastic used for access | 23 |
| Guy who knows his onions | 24 |
| Baked goods for geniuses? | 25 |
| Memory enhancer, purportedly | 28 |
| Polish, with "up" | 27 |
| Teach, with "up" | 26 |
| Improve one's appearance | 28 |
| More likely to join Mensa | 25 |
| Like many a valedictorian | 25 |
| Having the biggest lip? | 23 |
| Dapper entertainer Bob? | 23 |
| Good bettors follow it | 22 |
| Wagers from those in the know | 29 |
| Bettors with inside info | 24 |
| Samsung Galaxy or BlackBerry | 28 |
| Millions of people swipe them | 29 |
| Nootropics, more familiarly | 27 |
| Knowledge, colloquially | 23 |
| Intelligence, so to speak | 25 |
| Society column newsmakers | 25 |
| Computer-driven ski lifts? | 26 |
| Computerized streetcars? | 24 |
| It has a face for radio | 23 |
| Would this elude a gardener? | 28 |
| What a know-it-all wears? | 25 |
| Wimbledon overhead shot | 23 |
| Use the Sledge-O-Matic | 22 |
| Tennis coup de grâce | 23 |
| Tennis and overhand stroke | 26 |
| Ruin ... or great success | 25 |
| Return of a lob, maybe | 22 |
| More than a mere success | 24 |
| It's usually a winner | 25 |
| Hard show to get tickets for | 28 |
| Classic '94 punk album | 26 |
| Inebriated vege-taters? | 23 |
| Particle accelerator, e.g. | 26 |
| Some hard tennis shots | 22 |
| Broadway hits, informally | 25 |
| Disk jockeys' newspaper? | 28 |