| Where General Motors is headquartered | 37 |
| Tiger's home | 16 |
| Michigan's largest port | 27 |
| Lions' realm | 16 |
| Lion locale | 11 |
| Home to Rosa Parks Blvd. | 24 |
| Home to Hitsville U.S.A. | 24 |
| Home of Runyon's Nathan? | 28 |
| Home of Lions and Tigers, but not Bears | 39 |
| Ford Field city | 15 |
| City of great recall | 20 |
| City named after the French for "strait" | 50 |
| City in a Kiss song | 19 |
| 75 + 94 | 7 |
| 1984 World Series winners | 25 |
| "Robocop" setting | 27 |
| ''The Motor City'' | 34 |
| River port | 10 |
| Midwest metropolis--it has a view of Canada to the south! | 57 |
| Home of Sen. Levin | 18 |
| Home of America's first automatic traffic light, ca. 1920 | 61 |
| City founded by Antoine de Cadillac | 35 |
| Mil. groups | 11 |
| Army units: Abbr. | 17 |
| Some police officers: Abbr. | 27 |
| LAPD investigators | 18 |
| Some NYPD officers | 18 |
| Police force mems. | 18 |
| Some NYPD members | 17 |
| Some "CSI" figs. | 26 |
| Soldiers' groups: Abbr. | 27 |
| Sleuths: Abbr. | 14 |
| Priv. eyes | 10 |
| Police staff: Abbr. | 19 |
| Police dept. figs. | 18 |
| Pfc.'s special tasks | 24 |
| PD investigators | 16 |
| Particulars: Abbr. | 18 |
| P.D. ranks | 10 |
| NYPD investigators | 18 |
| Investigators: Abbr. | 20 |
| Hammer and Spade (Abbr.) | 24 |
| Certain policemen: Abbr. | 24 |
| Briscoe and Curtis, for example (abbr.) | 39 |
| "NYPD Blue" squad | 27 |
| Twosome | 7 |
| Low card | 8 |
| It may be wild | 14 |
| Two-spot | 8 |
| Court tie | 9 |
| Wild card, often | 16 |
| It's often wild | 19 |
| Tennis tie | 10 |
| Low poker card | 14 |
| Bottom of a suit | 16 |
| Tennis official's call | 26 |
| Low end of the deck | 19 |
| It might be wild at a poker table | 33 |
| Club that doesn't beat much | 31 |
| Wild card, at times | 19 |
| Trey's neighbor | 19 |
| It's sometimes wild | 23 |
| It doesn't take much | 24 |
| Wild card, perhaps | 18 |
| Occasional wild card, in poker | 30 |
| Number two, at the casino | 25 |
| It turns 19 into 21 | 19 |
| Court deadlock | 14 |
| Certain tie | 11 |
| Ace plus one | 12 |
| Wimbledon tie | 13 |
| Wild card, sometimes | 20 |
| What turns 19 into 21? | 22 |
| Two, in cards | 13 |
| Two, in card games | 18 |
| Two of cards | 12 |
| Two in the hand | 15 |
| Two in one's hand | 21 |
| Two for some hand holders | 25 |
| Two at a table | 14 |
| Tied score | 10 |
| Tie, in tennis | 14 |
| Tie on some courts | 18 |
| Tie during a tennis game | 24 |
| This is often wild | 18 |
| Small spade, maybe | 18 |
| Score before ad in or ad out | 28 |
| Score before ad in | 18 |
| Movie gigolo Bigalow | 20 |
| Loser to a trey | 15 |
| Little diamond | 14 |
| Little casino, if a spade | 25 |
| Likely loser in war | 19 |
| Kravitz-covered Kiss classic | 28 |
| Kiss classic off debut | 22 |
| Kiss "You know your man is working hard. He's worth a ___" | 72 |
| Forty all | 9 |
| Difference between 19 and 21 | 28 |
| Dice cast called "snake eyes" | 39 |
| Curveball, in slang | 19 |