| "Brown bagger" | 24 |
| Ryder of 'Heathers' | 27 |
| Minnesota county or its seat | 28 |
| Treasured golf trophy? | 22 |
| Be champ without a knockout | 27 |
| They often brown-bag it | 23 |
| Stereotypical brown baggers | 27 |
| Some skid row residents | 23 |
| Shoppers at a white sale? | 25 |
| Baseball standings column | 25 |
| Sports page statistics | 22 |
| First part of a record | 22 |
| First number in a record | 24 |
| Sports-standings stats | 22 |
| Season record statistic | 23 |
| Has the best time, say | 22 |
| Baseball-standings column | 25 |
| Scores a last-second triumph | 28 |
| Hits a jackpot, perhaps | 23 |
| ___ big (prevails easily) | 25 |
| City near Meteor Crater | 23 |
| Breaking Storm painter | 25 |
| Artist clears the bases? | 24 |
| Cheerful and childlike | 22 |
| Also-ran's comment | 22 |
| Words to a fourth runner-up | 27 |
| Statement heard at the track | 28 |
| Manager's philosophy | 24 |
| Defeated one's comment | 26 |
| Comment from a blase loser | 26 |
| Carries the day in Nov. | 23 |
| Takes the stakes, in poker | 26 |
| NASCAR series, formerly | 23 |
| Russian "general" | 27 |
| Place to find ice sculptures | 28 |
| CAN SPRING BE FAR BEHIND? | 25 |
| Spent the cold season (in) | 26 |
| Spent the cold months (in) | 26 |
| Weatherman's bet: 1909 | 26 |
| Water Ski Hall of Fame area | 27 |
| Prepare for Jack Frost | 22 |
| Add chains, snow tires, etc. | 28 |
| Prepared for single digits | 26 |
| Cold-weather outer garb | 23 |
| Home of Rollins College | 23 |
| 2004 Zooey Deschanel film | 25 |
| Valley Forge for Washington | 28 |
| When many shovels may be seen | 29 |
| Play by Maxwell Anderson | 24 |
| Juno award-winning Canucks | 26 |
| Get everyone on your side? | 26 |
| Like Siberia in January | 23 |
| Good for both you and me | 24 |
| Best type of situation | 22 |
| Advantageous to both sides | 26 |
| Advantageous to both parties | 28 |
| It makes everyone happy | 23 |
| British actress Estelle ___ | 27 |
| Intoxicating, in a way | 22 |
| Having a taste of the grape | 27 |
| Reddi-___ (topping brand) | 25 |
| Reddi-___ (ice cream topper) | 28 |
| Reddi-___ (food-sex brand) | 26 |
| Part of the inventory: abbr. | 28 |
| Disposable cleaning aid | 23 |
| Film editing transition | 23 |
| Utterly wear out, in slang | 26 |
| Use a moist towelette, say | 26 |
| Tend to the windshield | 22 |
| Scene-changing technique | 24 |
| Premoistened towelette | 22 |
| Piece of absorbent material | 27 |
| Movie editor's technique | 28 |
| Help the dishwasher, perhaps | 28 |
| Finish the dinner dishes | 24 |
| Film-editing segue technique | 28 |
| Film editor's technique | 27 |
| Film editor's choice | 24 |
| Erase, as a hard drive | 22 |
| Efface, with "off" | 28 |
| Desmudge, as a touchscreen | 26 |
| Clean with a rag, e.g. | 22 |
| Classic film transition | 23 |
| Cinematic scene-changer | 23 |
| Certain film transition | 23 |
| Performed a kitchen chore | 25 |
| Performed a dishwashing chore | 29 |
| Like some resold hard drives | 28 |
| Exhausted, so to speak | 22 |
| Remove, as a silly grin | 23 |
| Go down when surf's up? | 27 |
| Dishwasher's partner | 24 |
| They have rubber blades | 23 |
| Driver's rainy-day need | 27 |
| Careless car wash employee? | 27 |
| Completely misses the landing | 29 |
| Getting rid of a spill | 22 |
| Personal pronoun in Köln | 27 |
| One way to transfer money | 25 |
| Hook up electronically | 22 |