| They have people eating in a lot | 32 |
| They have participating M.D.'s | 34 |
| They have only nine digits (Abbr.) | 34 |
| They have notched collars and patch pockets | 43 |
| They have no height requirements | 32 |
| They have nine digits and two hyphens, briefly | 46 |
| They have lots of space available | 33 |
| They have lines that may be read | 32 |
| They have large pits and lots of fat | 36 |
| They have homes that many people visit | 38 |
| They have holes in their middles | 32 |
| They have higher commission rates | 33 |
| They have headboards and footboards | 35 |
| They have habits they can't shake | 37 |
| They have guards on both sides of them: Abbr. | 45 |
| They have extremely high gravitational fields | 45 |
| They have end-to-end cars: Abbr. | 32 |
| They have corners but still roll | 32 |
| They have both sinkers and floats | 33 |
| They have bills and appear on bills | 35 |
| They have been burned in protests | 33 |
| They have a top and a bottom, but no middle | 43 |
| They have a sense re coming events | 34 |
| They have a plate in front of them | 34 |
| They have a deficiency of electrons | 35 |
| They have a central meeting place | 33 |
| They have "prophetable" jobs | 38 |
| They have "great eggspectations" | 42 |
| They have "darling buds" | 34 |
| They have ''steady'' company | 44 |
| They happen when Axl doesn't show | 37 |
| They hang in seafood restaurants | 32 |
| They hang around a butcher's freezer | 40 |
| They had the "Look of Love" | 37 |
| They had a lot of growing up to do | 34 |
| They had "The Look of Love" | 37 |
| They had "rolling dome" speedometers | 46 |
| They had "horse collar" grilles | 41 |
| They had "frozen assets" | 34 |
| They grow in Mediterranean groves | 33 |
| They groove for about 26 minutes | 32 |
| They grew up during the disco era, for short | 44 |
| They got their name from their hibernation | 42 |
| They got carried away, per Plutarch | 35 |
| They got back on the road in 1998 | 33 |
| They go up and down periodically | 32 |
| They go under some athletes' tops | 37 |
| They go over rubbers on rainy days | 34 |
| They go in one era and out the other | 36 |
| They go in a worker's file, good or bad | 43 |
| They go heavy on the eyeliner and wear all black | 48 |
| They go from one story to another | 33 |
| They go below signatures, for short | 35 |
| They go below signatures, briefly | 33 |
| They go before P's and Q's | 34 |
| They go before many important rights | 36 |
| They go back and forth through trees | 36 |
| They go back and forth in the woods | 35 |
| They go around the block, briefly | 33 |
| They go against PETA's principles | 37 |
| They go after men they shouldn't | 36 |
| They give you your money's worth | 36 |
| They give you the treatment: Abbr. | 34 |
| They give us bills for their work | 33 |
| They give some vacationers a lift | 33 |
| They give many fruits their scent | 33 |
| They give lenders liens on houses (abbr.) | 41 |
| They give a ship increased speed | 32 |
| They get wrapped up in their work | 33 |
| They get what's coming to them | 34 |
| They get their start underground | 32 |
| They get their own crossings: abbr. | 35 |
| They get their kicks at Radio City Music Hall | 45 |
| They get stuffed at Greek restaurants | 37 |
| They get some attention in yearbooks | 36 |
| They get settled at the end of the night | 40 |
| They get raised on special occasions | 36 |
| They get pulled over one's eyes | 35 |
| They get props for their work on Broadway | 41 |
| They get mileage in the twenties | 32 |
| They get in the way of sound thinking | 37 |
| They get high on the beach every day | 36 |
| They get firm if you crunch them | 32 |
| They get executed to stop executions | 36 |
| They get discounts at Denny's (abbr.) | 41 |
| They get cranked up in the summer | 33 |
| They get busier in the winter: abbr. | 36 |
| They generally run east-west in Manhattan: Abbr. | 48 |
| They gave their last public concert in 1966 | 43 |
| They frequently shoot par or better | 35 |
| They frequently change in airports, in brief | 44 |
| They follow springs by about seven days | 39 |
| They follow mis on a music scale | 32 |
| They follow an animal's trail | 33 |
| They follow "Roll 'em!" | 37 |
| They follow ''Roll 'em!'' | 45 |
| They fly in "The Wizard of Oz" | 40 |
| They first bloom when 50-75 years old | 37 |
| They fill the bill (and this puzzle's theme) | 48 |
| They fill some holes in your head | 33 |