| A little change | 15 |
| A __ a dozen | 12 |
| 10-year sentence, in slang | 26 |
| 10-year prison sentence, in gang slang | 38 |
| 10 cents | 8 |
| "Put another ___ in the jukebox, baby" | 48 |
| "I'm rich! No, just kidding. It's only a ___." | 64 |
| "I'm rich! No, just kidding. It's only a ___." | 66 |
| "... spare a ___?" | 28 |
| ___-a-minute (call rate) | 24 |
| Words with dozen | 16 |
| A ___ dozen | 11 |
| ___-dozen | 9 |
| ___ dozen (abundant) | 20 |
| Plentiful and cheap | 19 |
| Glutted market price? | 21 |
| One-time paperback | 18 |
| Early paperback | 15 |
| Trashy paperback | 16 |
| Pulp fiction | 12 |
| Paperback Western, often | 24 |
| Ned Buntline effort | 19 |
| Melodramatic paperback of yore | 30 |
| Many a paperback | 16 |
| It's full of pulp | 21 |
| Inexpensive entertainment | 25 |
| Bit of pulp | 11 |
| "Malaeska . . . " was the first one | 45 |
| He or she may be a hack | 23 |
| Nickel-and-__: nitpickers | 25 |
| March of ___ | 12 |
| Symbols of thinness | 19 |
| Thin coins | 10 |
| They bear torches | 17 |
| Some pocket change | 18 |
| Thin mint products | 18 |
| Mercury and Roosevelt | 21 |
| March of -- | 11 |
| Early payphone fees | 19 |
| Annual marchers | 15 |
| Thinnest coins | 14 |
| They were used for many calls | 29 |
| They have torches on their backs | 32 |
| These marched against polio | 27 |
| Ten to a buck | 13 |
| Ten make a buck | 15 |
| Small coins | 11 |
| Phone-booth money | 17 |
| Payment for dozens? | 19 |
| Pay-phone change, once | 22 |
| Nickels-and-___ (bothers with trivialities) | 43 |
| Meter inserts | 13 |
| Marchers since F.D.R.'s day | 31 |
| Makeshift screwdrivers | 22 |
| Ma Bell's collection | 24 |
| Lightest U.S. coins | 19 |
| John D.'s handouts | 22 |
| John D. giveaways | 17 |
| Joan Jett puts them in the jukebox | 34 |
| January marchers | 16 |
| Items in a march? | 17 |
| Gifts of John D. | 16 |
| Early phone fees | 16 |
| Coins featuring torches | 23 |
| Coin jar mainstays | 18 |
| Assists, in basketball slang | 28 |
| A bit of change | 15 |
| 40% of quarters? | 16 |
| Five-and-ten | 12 |
| Bygone emporium | 15 |
| S.S. Kresge Co.'s business | 30 |
| Onetime novel seller | 20 |
| Knick-knack shop | 16 |
| Five-and-10 | 11 |
| Emporium of yore | 16 |
| Dollar Tree ancestor | 20 |
| Patterned cotton fabric | 23 |
| Checked cotton fabric | 21 |
| Checked or striped cotton, often | 32 |
| Results when juice is reduced | 29 |
| Night-lighting reductions | 25 |
| Darkens | 7 |
| Grows faint | 11 |
| Fades | 5 |
| Lowers, as lights | 17 |
| Adjusts for romantic effect, as lights | 38 |
| Lowers, as the lights | 21 |
| Loses luster | 12 |
| Makes less bright | 17 |
| Loses brightness | 16 |
| Grows darker | 12 |
| Gets darker | 11 |
| Turns down, in a way | 20 |
| Turns down, as lights | 21 |
| Turns down the lights | 21 |
| Parking lights | 14 |
| Keeps getting darker | 20 |
| Goes to low beam, e.g. | 22 |
| Goes to low beam | 16 |
| Becomes faint | 13 |