| Roller coaster element | 22 |
| Reason for a road warning | 25 |
| Quick jump in the pool | 22 |
| Potato chip's friend | 24 |
| Parallel bars maneuver | 22 |
| Parallel bars exercise | 22 |
| Minor market fluctuation | 24 |
| Hors d'oeuvres mixture | 26 |
| Hors d'oeuvre target | 24 |
| French __ (sort of sandwich) | 28 |
| Crudites' companion | 23 |
| Crudités accompanier | 23 |
| Commit a chip-eating faux pas | 29 |
| Cocktail party bowlful | 22 |
| Cheese or onion concoction | 26 |
| Brief trip to the pool | 22 |
| Brief plunge in the pool | 24 |
| Guacamole tossed overboard? | 27 |
| Graduate's document | 23 |
| Worker at the United Nations | 28 |
| One with mission control? | 25 |
| One with immunity and tact | 26 |
| Kissinger or Metternich | 23 |
| Government representative | 25 |
| Pair of opposite charges | 24 |
| Big or Little in the sky | 24 |
| _____ Harbour, New Brunswick | 28 |
| Shape in the night sky | 22 |
| Silly in an endearing way | 25 |
| Ballroom dance maneuvers | 24 |
| Minor market fluctuations | 25 |
| Ice cream cone amounts | 22 |
| Spinach or bean mixtures | 24 |
| Sour-cream concoctions | 22 |
| Some market fluctuations | 24 |
| Pickpockets, in the trade | 25 |
| Parallel bar exercises | 22 |
| Doesn't smoke, say | 22 |
| Cocktail hour bowlfuls | 22 |
| Cocktail hour assortment | 24 |
| Clam and onion, for two | 23 |
| Ballroom dance motions | 22 |
| Motor-oil level testers | 23 |
| N, E or W, but not T: abbr. | 27 |
| Film developer?: Abbr. | 22 |
| Spielberg, e.g.: Abbr. | 22 |
| Southwest, e.g.: Abbr. | 22 |
| Person in command: Abbr. | 24 |
| Part of a capt.'s order | 27 |
| Part of a board: Abbr. | 22 |
| One making a scene?: Abbr. | 26 |
| Member of a corp. board | 23 |
| E, but not A, I, O or U | 23 |
| Coppola or Cameron: Abbr. | 25 |
| Certain board member: Abbr. | 27 |
| Cameron or Lucas, e.g.: Abbr. | 29 |
| C prompt command in DOS | 23 |
| Broadway bigwig: Abbr. | 22 |
| 1933 physics Nobelist Paul | 26 |
| Physicist Paul Adrien Maurice | 29 |
| Nobelist in Physics: 1933 | 25 |
| Nobel-winning physicist Paul | 28 |
| Like some circumstances | 23 |
| Desperate, as a warning | 23 |
| Like some consequences | 22 |
| Dreadful, as consequences | 25 |
| In __ straits (desperate) | 25 |
| Desperate, as circumstances | 27 |
| ___ Straits, rock group | 23 |
| Needing immediate attention | 27 |
| Grim, grave, or grievous | 24 |
| Fraught with extreme danger | 27 |
| Desperate, as a situation | 25 |
| Rock's _____ Straits | 24 |
| Potentially disastrous | 22 |
| In __ straits (needing help) | 28 |
| Dreadful, as circumstances | 26 |
| Calamitous, like a threat | 25 |
| --- Straits (rock group) | 24 |
| ___ Straits (rock group) | 24 |
| Not beating around the bush | 27 |
| Tell actors how to act | 22 |
| Without stops or detours | 24 |
| What Forman and Huston do | 25 |
| Tell others how to act | 22 |
| Straight from the source | 24 |
| Kind of current or evidence | 27 |
| Emulate Otto Preminger | 22 |
| Cannoneer's success | 23 |
| Contents of lots of mail | 24 |
| One method to drum up sales | 27 |
| Turner's C.I.A. post | 24 |
| He puts on many an act | 22 |
| Shortest way to get there | 25 |
| Supplier of household dishes | 28 |
| Supplier of dishes for homes | 28 |
| Dish Network competitor | 23 |
| Needing more urgent attention | 29 |
| More fraught with danger | 24 |
| In the most desperate way | 25 |