| Computer repairer, for short | 28 |
| Word after Cal or Georgia | 25 |
| Word with high or Georgia | 25 |
| Word with Georgia or high | 25 |
| Virginia or Georgia follower | 28 |
| Texas or Georgia follower | 25 |
| Kind of stock or support | 24 |
| Georgia or Virginia follower | 28 |
| Computer support person | 23 |
| Cal or Georgia follower | 23 |
| ___ support (computer help) | 27 |
| Word with high- or low- | 23 |
| Word with Georgia or Virginia | 29 |
| Word in some college names | 26 |
| Word before school or support | 29 |
| Wired subject, for short | 24 |
| The 'T' of MIT: Abbr. | 29 |
| Specialized problem solver | 26 |
| Software support person | 23 |
| Skilled artist, for short | 25 |
| Practical school, for short | 27 |
| One helping after a crash | 25 |
| Lab attendant, for short | 24 |
| Kind of support for a PC user | 29 |
| Kind of support (Abbr.) | 23 |
| Kind of school, briefly | 23 |
| It follows high or Texas | 24 |
| Inst. at Lubbock, Tex. | 22 |
| High-___ (cutting-edge) | 23 |
| Georgia ___ University | 22 |
| Georgia ___ (Atlanta univ.) | 27 |
| Georgia ___ (ACC school) | 24 |
| Follower of Cal or Georgia | 26 |
| Computer repairer, slangi-ly | 28 |
| Certain support person | 22 |
| Cal, Virginia, or Georgia | 25 |
| Boston ___ (MIT, once) | 22 |
| Applied science: Abbr. | 22 |
| Computer expert, slangily | 25 |
| Virus containment specialist | 28 |
| Person who's wired | 22 |
| Member of the Geek Squad | 24 |
| Luddite's antithesis | 24 |
| Expert in stopping crashes | 26 |
| Electronics enthusiast | 22 |
| Computer repairer, slangily | 27 |
| Computer repairer, familiarly | 29 |
| Computer experts, e.g. | 22 |
| They know their Apples | 22 |
| Putdown for a computer whiz | 27 |
| School to learn engineering | 27 |
| Specialist's point | 22 |
| Gorgeous geek squad member? | 27 |
| Electronic music genre | 22 |
| Electronic dance music | 22 |
| Some of Moby's music | 24 |
| Sequencer-driven music | 22 |
| Electronic dance-music genre | 28 |
| Electronic dance genre | 22 |
| 1990's music genre | 22 |
| Elitist theory of government | 28 |
| Computer troubleshooters | 24 |
| Virus destroyers, perhaps | 25 |
| Training sites, for short | 25 |
| Some support providers | 22 |
| Some Staples employees | 22 |
| Some schools, informally | 24 |
| Skilled workers, for short | 26 |
| PC troubleshooters, for short | 29 |
| Help desk staffers, usually | 27 |
| Computer-help specialists | 25 |
| Computer workers, for short | 27 |
| Computer support staff | 22 |
| Computer help-line workers | 26 |
| Computer company whizzes | 24 |
| Up on the latest gadgetry | 25 |
| Like most web designers | 23 |
| Like computer programmers | 25 |
| 2001 Robert De Niro film | 24 |
| Private eyes, for short | 23 |
| Private eyes, in slang | 22 |
| Private eyes, slangily | 22 |
| Many pulp heroes, in slang | 26 |
| Investigators, for short | 24 |
| Hired sleuths, slangily | 23 |
| Clue hunters, slangily | 22 |
| Pertaining to construction | 26 |
| Like some really big plates | 27 |
| Dorsal part of the midbrain | 27 |
| Shawnee war leader, 1812-13 | 27 |
| Legendary Shawnee leader | 24 |
| Brother of Jack and Bobby | 25 |
| Red Sox legend Williams | 23 |
| Lou Grant's anchorman | 25 |
| Danson of "CSI" | 25 |
| Hall-of-Famer Williams | 22 |
| Baseball legend Williams | 24 |
| Turner who founded CNN | 22 |
| Danson of "Cheers" | 28 |
| Williams of Cooperstown | 23 |