| Easily pleased companions | 25 |
| Penny-pincher, slangily | 23 |
| Inferior and inexpensive | 24 |
| Hardly top-of-the-line | 22 |
| For next to nothing, in slang | 29 |
| Don't play by the rules | 27 |
| Use marked cards, e.g. | 22 |
| Eat cake on your diet, e.g. | 27 |
| Use that ace up your sleeve | 27 |
| Use a code on a video game | 26 |
| Refuse to play by the rules | 27 |
| Look around for some answers? | 29 |
| Deal from the bottom, e.g. | 26 |
| Tablet full of crib notes? | 26 |
| Plays with a marked deck, say | 29 |
| Goes looking for answers? | 25 |
| Doesn't play by the rules | 29 |
| Deals from the bottom, e.g. | 27 |
| "Looky here!" | 23 |
| Word with book or list | 22 |
| "___, please" | 23 |
| Get one's hotel room | 24 |
| Game-ending announcement | 24 |
| Last word in a cerebral game | 28 |
| Early '60s detective show | 29 |
| Hand raiser's request | 25 |
| Banker's polite request? | 28 |
| Batter's change of mind | 27 |
| Cause of a strike, sometimes | 28 |
| Tony Hillerman detective Jim | 28 |
| Tony Hillerman character | 24 |
| Pinching place, perhaps | 23 |
| One of four on the human body | 29 |
| It could be rosy or dimpled | 27 |
| Like 5 P.M. bus riders | 22 |
| Chick's pronouncement | 25 |
| Bird's "word" | 27 |
| Young cardinal's call | 25 |
| Word heard from a bird | 22 |
| Little bird's call | 22 |
| Requests for food, perhaps | 26 |
| Little pecker's sounds | 26 |
| Shout of encouragement | 22 |
| Root for the home team | 22 |
| Shout bravos at La Scala | 24 |
| Provide spirit, in a way | 24 |
| Pom-pom girl's specialty | 28 |
| Kind of collegiate leader | 25 |
| Hoot and holler in the stands | 29 |
| Brit's "Bye!" | 27 |
| Soho "So long!" | 25 |
| "Bye bye, Beckham" | 28 |
| "Bottoms up!" | 23 |
| Sitcom that won 28 Emmys | 24 |
| Long-running NBC sitcom | 23 |
| Word accompanying a clink | 25 |
| TV sitcom located in Boston | 27 |
| Toast imported from England | 27 |
| Lighthearted and upbeat | 23 |
| Photographer's word | 23 |
| You might say it with a smile | 29 |
| Word that brings a smile? | 25 |
| Important person, in slang | 26 |
| Word with cloth or cake | 23 |
| Word to make you smile | 22 |
| Word spoken before a shot | 25 |
| Word said with a smile | 22 |
| Word said while smiling | 23 |
| Word said to a photographer | 27 |
| Word from a photographer | 24 |
| Welsh-rabbit sine qua non | 25 |
| Stilton or Neufchâtel | 24 |
| Smile when you say that | 23 |
| Packers fan head ornament | 25 |
| Much-photographed word | 22 |
| Maze runner's incentive | 27 |
| It's said while smiling | 27 |
| It may be sold in wheels | 24 |
| French-onion soup need | 22 |
| French onion soup topping | 25 |
| Food that makes you smile? | 26 |
| "Grilled" sandwich | 28 |
| Sexy photographs, informally | 28 |
| Titillating bakery product? | 27 |
| Poster photos of a sort | 23 |
| Old film magazine photos | 24 |
| Certain fan in Wisconsin | 24 |
| Wisconsin sports fan, hatwise | 29 |
| Phrase in old gangster movies | 29 |
| Phrase in old gangster flicks | 29 |
| Crooks' cry of old | 22 |
| Corny gangster movie line | 25 |
| American and Swiss, e.g. | 24 |
| Neufchâtel and cream | 23 |
| Limburger and Neufchatel | 24 |
| Backstreet Boys/Jonas Bros.? | 28 |
| World's fastest runner | 26 |
| Land speed record holder | 24 |
| Swift black-spotted cat | 23 |
| Fastest of the felines | 22 |