| Dice roller's exclamation | 29 |
| "Walk this way!" | 26 |
| Conversation continuer #2 | 25 |
| Regardless of consequences | 26 |
| Soothe Geronimo's people? | 29 |
| Like one's favorite chair | 29 |
| Well-nestled, for short | 23 |
| Like relaxed-fit jeans | 22 |
| Like a good lounge chair | 24 |
| "Peanuts," e.g. | 25 |
| Sunday newspaper feature | 24 |
| "B.C.," e.g. | 22 |
| Word with strip or book | 23 |
| Word before strip or opera | 26 |
| Word before book or opera | 25 |
| Sinbad or Chris Rock, e.g. | 26 |
| Kind of book or relief | 22 |
| Joke-telling performer | 22 |
| Word with strip or relief | 25 |
| Word with opera or strip | 24 |
| Professional joke teller | 24 |
| Performer at Caroline's | 27 |
| Open mic performer, often | 25 |
| One applauded for a bit | 23 |
| Many a late-night host | 22 |
| Late Martha Raye e.g. | 22 |
| Kind of strip or opera | 22 |
| Kind of opera or strip | 22 |
| Chris Rock or Ellen DeGeneres | 29 |
| "Dilbert," for one | 28 |
| "Dilbert," e.g. | 25 |
| "Cathy," for one | 26 |
| "Cathy," e.g. | 23 |
| "The Mikado," e.g. | 28 |
| Gilbert & Sullivan genre | 28 |
| "Funny sheets" | 24 |
| "Peanuts," for one | 28 |
| Funny newspaper feature | 23 |
| "Blondie," for one | 28 |
| "B.C.," for one | 25 |
| Suffering writer's block | 28 |
| Ways and Means, e.g.: Abbr. | 27 |
| It may be ad hoc (abbr.) | 24 |
| It causes one to hesitate | 25 |
| Use it to prevent running on | 28 |
| It should make you pause | 24 |
| It causes one to pause | 22 |
| Sentence-clauses separator | 26 |
| SemicolonÂ's cousin | 27 |
| Pause when you see this | 23 |
| Pause after the clause | 22 |
| Mid-sentence punctuation | 24 |
| Mark that may cause a pause | 27 |
| Many a European decimal point | 29 |
| List-separating punctuation | 27 |
| Less-than sign's keymate | 28 |
| Breathtaking punctuation? | 25 |
| Bottom half of a semicolon | 26 |
| Speak highly of enclosures? | 27 |
| Applaud property boundaries? | 28 |
| Sales manager's job? | 24 |
| Pull off, as a robbery | 22 |
| What close friends often have | 29 |
| Ailment considered incurable | 28 |
| There's no cure for it | 26 |
| What everyone's aware of | 28 |
| Town planner's expertise? | 29 |
| Sound and practical judgment | 28 |
| Paine-in-the-neck to British | 28 |
| Paine pamphlet of 1776 | 22 |
| Typical military lockup? | 24 |
| Town meeting site, perhaps | 26 |
| Topical basketball big man? | 27 |
| Barber-turned-singer Perry | 26 |
| Barber who became a warbler | 27 |
| Where Mussolini was executed | 28 |
| Singer or Italian lake | 22 |
| Resort lake near Milano | 23 |
| Relaxed singer from Pa. | 23 |
| Perry or lake in Italy | 22 |
| Perry from Pennsylvania | 23 |
| Lombardy's Lake ___ | 23 |
| Lake in northern Italy | 22 |
| Italian lake for vacationers | 28 |
| Early TV crooner Perry | 22 |
| "Mr. Relaxation" | 26 |
| "¿__ está?" | 27 |
| Provide for free, informally | 28 |
| Waive the admission fee for | 27 |
| Free, as a concert ticket | 25 |
| Casino freebie, for short | 25 |
| Provide free of charge | 22 |
| Free ticket, for short | 22 |
| Worker's ___ (insurance) | 28 |
| Provide for free, in slang | 26 |
| Provide for free, for short | 27 |
| Give free, as a ticket | 22 |
| Give for free, slangily | 23 |
| Give for free, as a ticket | 26 |
| Casino perk for a high roller | 29 |