| Frosty's 'eyes' | 27 |
| Either of Frosty's eyes | 27 |
| Diamond's ancestor | 22 |
| Christmas stocking item | 23 |
| Big greenhouse gas culprit | 26 |
| Abundant source of energy | 25 |
| Where a scuttle may dig in | 26 |
| A scuttle might scoop from it | 29 |
| Where firedamp can form | 23 |
| Rich source of fossil fuel | 26 |
| Pitman's workplace | 22 |
| One of many W. Va. workers | 26 |
| Canary holder, at times | 23 |
| Natural resource source | 23 |
| Newcastle's non-need | 24 |
| Glowers on the barbecue | 23 |
| Drag over the ___ (reprimand) | 29 |
| Rake over the ___ (scold) | 25 |
| Old-fashioned boiler input | 26 |
| Newcastle's surplus | 23 |
| Items not needed in Newcastle | 29 |
| Barbecue-grill briquettes | 25 |
| Anthracite and bituminous | 25 |
| Medicinal-shampoo ingredient | 28 |
| Like a cat's tongue | 23 |
| Sandpaper specification | 23 |
| Unsuitable for mixed company | 28 |
| Rough around the edges | 22 |
| Far from finely ground | 22 |
| Rough and boorish behavior | 26 |
| Stretch beside the water | 24 |
| Rest on one's laurels | 25 |
| Sail along effortlessly | 23 |
| Roll while not in gear | 22 |
| Put forth minimal effort | 24 |
| Depend on gravity, in a way | 27 |
| Sometimes it's clear | 24 |
| Roll along without power | 24 |
| Put forth the minimum effort | 28 |
| Proceed with little effort | 26 |
| Practice energy conservation | 28 |
| Land that's not inland | 26 |
| Keep going effortlessly | 23 |
| Go downhill without brakes | 26 |
| Get ahead without trying | 24 |
| Do the minimum at work | 22 |
| Went down the easy way | 22 |
| Was powerless to proceed? | 25 |
| Rolled with the engine off | 26 |
| Rested on one's laurels | 27 |
| Didn't work that hard | 25 |
| Biked without pedaling | 22 |
| It goes under your glass | 24 |
| Item kept under glass? | 22 |
| Cup's place, perhaps | 24 |
| "Yakety Yak" singer | 29 |
| Rests on one's laurels | 26 |
| Goes downhill, perhaps | 22 |
| Bikes without pedaling | 22 |
| Vacationers' destinations | 29 |
| Rides without pedaling | 22 |
| Doesn't have to work hard | 29 |
| Like some long flights | 22 |
| From Maine to California | 24 |
| Word with rain or sport | 23 |
| Layer of paint or polish | 24 |
| Chesterfield or ulster | 22 |
| Painter's application | 25 |
| Joseph's was multicolored | 29 |
| Joseph had one of many colors | 29 |
| Joseph had a colorful one | 25 |
| Word with top (jacket) | 22 |
| Word with frock or sport | 24 |
| The doctor's is white | 25 |
| Someone can check it for you | 28 |
| Snow on the ground, say | 23 |
| Rustproofing, for example | 25 |
| Prince Albert, for one | 22 |
| Prince Albert or chesterfield | 29 |
| Long-sleeved outer garment | 26 |
| Judging point at a dog show | 27 |
| Joseph's had many colors | 28 |
| It may be checked at a museum | 29 |
| Garment often worn out? | 23 |
| Garment often worn out | 22 |
| Criterion for a show dog | 24 |
| Chesterfield or ulster, e.g. | 28 |
| Chesterfield or duster | 22 |
| Chesterfield or blazer | 22 |
| Caroler's garment, often | 28 |
| Application, as of paint | 24 |
| Actor Goran Visnjic, for one | 28 |
| Applied, as house paint | 23 |
| Enrobed, as with chocolate | 26 |
| Applied a protective covering | 29 |
| Like morning-after tongues | 26 |
| Waterproofed, as fabrics | 24 |
| Like the tongue, sometimes | 26 |
| Like easier-to-swallow pills | 28 |
| Candy-___, like M&M's | 29 |