| Try to win at eBay, say | 23 |
| Try for, at Sotheby's | 25 |
| Offer to buy at auction | 23 |
| Offer a price for at auction | 28 |
| Actions at Sotheby's | 24 |
| They may be made in clubs | 25 |
| Political campaigns, e.g. | 25 |
| Contractors' offerings | 26 |
| Competes at Christie's | 26 |
| Two diamonds and others | 23 |
| Seller's solicitations | 26 |
| Presidential runs, e.g. | 23 |
| Participates in an auction | 26 |
| Sellers' solicitations | 26 |
| One spade, two clubs, etc. | 26 |
| One heart, two diamonds, e.g. | 29 |
| One club, two hearts, etc. | 26 |
| Estate auction actions | 22 |
| Contractors' proposals | 26 |
| Contractors' offers | 23 |
| Competes at an auction | 22 |
| Auctioneer's quests | 23 |
| Amounts entered on eBay | 23 |
| Action on the auction floor | 27 |
| Tries for, in an auction | 24 |
| Tries to win at auction | 23 |
| Tries to buy at auction | 23 |
| Makes an offer for at auction | 29 |
| SwitzerlandÂ’s Lake ___ | 26 |
| "Très ___" | 23 |
| "Très ___!" | 24 |
| It's well for the French | 28 |
| French word of approval | 23 |
| "Très __" | 22 |
| "Trés __!" | 23 |
| "Tres _____!" | 23 |
| Well, in Nice or Cancun | 23 |
| Opposite of badly: Fr. | 22 |
| Grenoble "Good!" | 26 |
| French "well" | 23 |
| Follower of muy or très | 26 |
| After "très" | 25 |
| "Muy ___, gracias" | 28 |
| ___ entendu (of course) | 23 |
| One's final stand? | 22 |
| Stand for the deceased | 22 |
| Place for a body to repose | 26 |
| Drink served with Brezeln | 25 |
| Catafalque's cousin | 23 |
| Word with wheel or deal | 23 |
| Word with shot or bang | 22 |
| Word with cheese or wheel | 25 |
| Word with Bertha or Dipper | 26 |
| Word with Ben or Bertha | 23 |
| Word with band or bang | 22 |
| Mac or cheese preceder | 22 |
| Mac and cheese lead-in | 22 |
| '88 Tom Hanks comedy | 24 |
| ___ Bird, of Sesame Street | 26 |
| New York City nickname | 22 |
| Dance craze in the 30's | 27 |
| Like a fairy tale wolf | 22 |
| Sinatra backers, sometimes | 26 |
| Being too large to fail? | 24 |
| Typical high-roller action | 26 |
| High roller's venture | 25 |
| Suburban shopping site, often | 29 |
| He may be watching you | 22 |
| TV show or Orwell character | 27 |
| Orwell prediction for 1984 | 26 |
| Frat pledge's sponsor | 25 |
| 1988 Midler/Tomlin farce | 24 |
| Influential person, slangily | 28 |
| Gargantuan gorgonzola? | 22 |
| Texas city, familiarly | 22 |
| Cowboys' home, informally | 29 |
| Cowboys' home, familiarly | 29 |
| Texas metropolis, familiarly | 28 |
| Texas metropolis nickname | 25 |
| Texas city's nickname | 25 |
| Stars' city, informally | 27 |
| SMU's city, familiarly | 26 |
| Nickname of a Texas city | 24 |
| Nickname for a Texas city | 25 |
| Cowboys' city, familiarly | 29 |
| Cowboy's home, informally | 29 |
| Cowboy's home, familiarly | 29 |
| "Who cares?" | 22 |
| Remark of the unimpressed | 25 |
| Matter of great importance | 26 |
| They're nothing trivial | 27 |
| Organization leader, in slang | 29 |
| Hairy humanoids of legend | 25 |
| Sasquatch and yeti, e.g. | 24 |
| Orthodontist's bay? | 23 |
| Six-foot seventh-graders, say | 29 |
| They can be insurmountable | 26 |
| Sandwich introduced in 1968 | 27 |
| Product with a secret sauce | 27 |
| Food item introduced in 1968 | 28 |