| One's close acquaintances | 29 |
| Group of people you can trust | 29 |
| Venn diagram sets, usually | 26 |
| Batten down the hatches | 23 |
| Prepare for an Indian attack | 28 |
| Defend against trouble | 22 |
| It may be closed or short | 25 |
| Frontier-justice venue | 22 |
| Milieu for the Wallendas | 24 |
| High-glaze fabric finish | 24 |
| Glazed, waxy fabric finish | 26 |
| Glazed finish for fabrics | 25 |
| They're no rainmakers | 25 |
| They're no rain-makers | 26 |
| Mars atmosphere features | 24 |
| Mare's-tail clouds | 22 |
| Opposite of 'trans-' | 28 |
| Successor org. to the USSR | 26 |
| On the near side: Prefix | 24 |
| Alliance that includes Ukr. | 27 |
| '-- for Cookie' | 23 |
| U.S.S.R.'s successor | 24 |
| Successor to the U.S.S.R. | 25 |
| Post-U.S.S.R. alliance | 22 |
| On this side of: Prefix | 23 |
| "___ for Cookie" | 26 |
| Big name in computer networks | 29 |
| "The ___ Kid" | 23 |
| Computer networking giant | 25 |
| Big name in networking | 22 |
| ___ Kid (Western hero) | 22 |
| Pancho's pal, on old TV | 27 |
| Pancho was his sidekick | 23 |
| Network equipment giant | 23 |
| Internet equipment powerhouse | 29 |
| Fish or "Kid" | 23 |
| ___ Systems, networking giant | 29 |
| Op. ___ (footnote abbr.) | 24 |
| Part of a footnote abbr. | 24 |
| Op ___ (footnote abbr.) | 23 |
| Passport holder: abbr. | 22 |
| Op. --. (where mentioned) | 25 |
| Op. -- (abbr. in a footnote) | 28 |
| Op. __: footnote abbr. | 22 |
| Op. ____ (footnote abbr.) | 25 |
| Op. ___ (in the work cited) | 27 |
| Op. __ (footnote notation) | 26 |
| Op ____: in the work cited | 26 |
| Op ___ (in the work cited) | 26 |
| Footnote abbr., op. ___ | 23 |
| Camp apprentice, for short | 26 |
| Abbr. following op. and loc. | 28 |
| Commend, as for bravery | 23 |
| Write up, as a speeder | 22 |
| Mention for military honors | 27 |
| Refer to, as in a report | 24 |
| Write up, as for speeding | 25 |
| Slap with a speeding ticket | 27 |
| Quote chapter and verse | 23 |
| Provide with a summons | 22 |
| Mention in a footnote, say | 26 |
| Give as a reference, e.g. | 25 |
| Write up as a speeder | 22 |
| Use footnotes, perhaps | 22 |
| Refer to, in a footnote | 23 |
| Refer to, as a research paper | 29 |
| Quote, as an authority | 22 |
| Quote, as a reference source | 28 |
| Quote from, as a legal case | 27 |
| Paris's ÃŽle de la ___ | 28 |
| Give a traffic ticket to | 24 |
| Commend, as for honors | 22 |
| Mentioned as a reference | 24 |
| Used as source material | 23 |
| Quoted as an authority | 22 |
| Put in a bibliography, say | 26 |
| Gave chapter and verse | 22 |
| Summoned to appear in court | 27 |
| Referred to as an example | 25 |
| Referenced specifically | 23 |
| Quoted, as an authority | 23 |
| Gave a speeding ticket | 22 |
| Commended for gallantry | 23 |
| Police officer, at times | 24 |
| Term paper author, for one | 26 |
| Person teaching by example | 26 |
| Appellate judge, often | 22 |
| Wiki writers, at times | 22 |
| Thesis defenders, at times | 26 |
| Quotes, as a reference source | 29 |
| Mentions for military honors | 28 |
| References in a footnote | 24 |
| Points out as relevant | 22 |
| Credits as a reference | 22 |
| Calls to court, in a way | 24 |
| Houston-based oil company | 25 |
| Big name in credit cards | 24 |
| New York's ___ Field | 24 |
| ___ Field (Mets ballpark) | 25 |
| __ Field (Mets' home) | 25 |