| Take forever, seemingly | 23 |
| Approach the spot where the gastropod parks? | 44 |
| Small beard | 11 |
| Vandyke's relative | 22 |
| Vandyke's cousin | 20 |
| Pointy beard | 12 |
| Wee beard | 9 |
| Vandyke's kin | 17 |
| Uncle Sam facial feature | 24 |
| Pointed beard | 13 |
| Part of a Vandyke | 17 |
| Pan feature | 11 |
| Hirsute adornment | 17 |
| Cousin of a vandyke | 19 |
| Colonel Sanders trademark | 25 |
| Col. Sanders feature | 20 |
| Chin whiskers | 13 |
| Chin hider | 10 |
| Chin beard | 10 |
| Vandyke's brother | 21 |
| Vandyke relative | 16 |
| Tufted beard | 12 |
| The devil is often depicted with one | 36 |
| Spock sported one in the "Mirror, Mirror" episode of "Star Trek" | 84 |
| Small, tufted beard | 19 |
| Satan is often seen with one | 28 |
| President Lincoln wore one, now and then | 40 |
| Popular facial hair | 19 |
| Pointed feature | 15 |
| Part of Duchamp's parody of the "Mona Lisa" | 57 |
| Muttonchops alternative | 23 |
| It might hide a dimple | 22 |
| If you stop wearing one, you may lose a point | 45 |
| Graffitist's addition to a face | 35 |
| Graffiti artist's addition | 30 |
| Facial feature of Colonel Sanders | 33 |
| Facial adornment | 16 |
| Dimple hider, at times | 22 |
| Devilish facial hair | 20 |
| Colonel Sanders' beard | 26 |
| Colonel Sanders wore one | 24 |
| Colonel Sanders facial feature | 30 |
| Col. Sanders sported one | 24 |
| Chin festoon | 12 |
| Chin decor | 10 |
| Buffalo Bill trademark | 22 |
| Beard with an appropriate name | 30 |
| Beard type | 10 |
| Abbreviated beard | 17 |
| Short beards | 12 |
| Chin beards trimmed into a point | 32 |
| Beatnik growths, perhaps | 24 |
| Vandykes' relatives | 23 |
| Vandykes' kin | 17 |
| Trimmed facial adornments | 25 |
| Things in common for Larry the Cable Guy and Guy Fieri | 54 |
| Some facial growths | 19 |
| Small, pointed beards | 21 |
| Rough patches for men | 21 |
| Partial beards | 14 |
| Facial features named for an animal | 35 |
| Chin beards | 11 |
| Chin adornments | 15 |
| Barnyard beast's dessert drink | 34 |
| Lascivious | 10 |
| Lecherous | 9 |
| Randy | 5 |
| Lustful; also maybe prone to eating garbage | 43 |
| Capric | 6 |
| Fall guys | 9 |
| Womanizers | 10 |
| Barnyard butters | 16 |
| Blame bearers | 13 |
| Satyr-ical animals | 18 |
| Nanny and billy | 15 |
| Kids and their nannies | 22 |
| Heroes' opposites | 21 |
| Angora sources | 14 |
| Unwitting victims | 17 |
| Sources of milk | 15 |
| Some sources of milk | 20 |
| Some kids | 9 |
| Mountain dwellers | 17 |
| Kids' dads | 14 |
| Ibexes | 6 |
| Billy and the kids? | 19 |
| Billy and nanny | 15 |
| World Series unfortunates | 25 |
| Unwilling blame-takers | 22 |
| Ungulates | 9 |
| Tin-can eaters of cartoons | 26 |
| They may be gotten or stared at | 31 |
| Sources of milk for chèvre cheese | 36 |
| Some are Nubians | 16 |
| Satyrs, partly | 14 |
| Petting zoo dwellers | 20 |
| Nubians or ibexes | 17 |
| N.C. band Mountain ___ | 22 |
| Leaping barnyard beasts | 23 |
| Laughing-stocks | 15 |