| They may go for big bucks | 25 |
| Anonymous John and Jane | 23 |
| The Johns we don't know | 27 |
| They may go for the big bucks | 29 |
| They may go for a buck or two | 29 |
| "That ___ it!" | 24 |
| "Debbie ___ Dallas" | 29 |
| Travels at, as in a car | 23 |
| They might like the big bucks | 29 |
| They might go for big bucks | 27 |
| They may go for a few bucks | 27 |
| Some antelopes or rabbits | 25 |
| John and Jane, notably | 22 |
| John and Jane, in case titles | 29 |
| Harts' sweethearts | 22 |
| Bambi's distaff relatives | 29 |
| '... as handsome --' | 28 |
| ___ one-eighty (turns around) | 29 |
| ___ number on (treats badly) | 28 |
| ___ good turn (helps out) | 25 |
| ___ 180 (reverses course) | 25 |
| __ one-eighty: turns around | 27 |
| __ good turn (helps out) | 24 |
| "Sound familiar?" | 27 |
| Abstains from, in brief | 23 |
| "Crime ___ pay" | 25 |
| "___ everybody?" | 26 |
| "It --- matter" | 25 |
| "It ___ add up!" | 26 |
| "It __ matter" | 24 |
| "... or ___ she?" | 27 |
| "___ matter" | 22 |
| Is completely apathetic | 23 |
| Is completely uninformed | 24 |
| Succeeds, to some degree | 24 |
| Performs about average | 22 |
| Neither nails it nor blows it | 29 |
| Makes less than a killing | 25 |
| Gets along tolerably well | 25 |
| Rebuttal in a shouting match | 28 |
| Retort in a verbal volley | 25 |
| Recess rebuttal, perhaps | 24 |
| Accomplish, as thou might | 25 |
| Perform, Scriptures-style | 25 |
| Another Shakespearean verb | 26 |
| Accomplish, biblically | 22 |
| Thou ___ protest too much | 25 |
| Perform, in the Scriptures | 26 |
| Accomplishes, in the past | 25 |
| Perform, King James-style | 25 |
| Perform à la Shakespeare | 27 |
| Brings about, biblical style | 28 |
| Accomplish, in the Bible | 24 |
| Accomplish, Biblical style | 26 |
| Accomplish, archaically | 23 |
| Pays for one's crime | 24 |
| Has a pen pal, perhaps? | 23 |
| Remove, as one's hat | 24 |
| Tip politely, as a hat | 22 |
| Tip politely [SEE NOTE ABOVE] | 29 |
| Take one's hat off | 22 |
| Remove, as one's lid | 24 |
| Removed, as one's hat | 25 |
| Tips, as one's hat | 22 |
| Tips in a gentlemanly manner | 28 |
| Removes, as one's hat | 25 |
| Medevacs, in military slang | 27 |
| "You lucky ___!" | 26 |
| One may sit for a master | 24 |
| Boxer that can lick anyone? | 27 |
| Worthless thing, in slang | 25 |
| Word with tag or paddle | 23 |
| Weimaraner or Pomeranian | 24 |
| Utter failure, in slang | 23 |
| Training focus of the puzzle | 28 |
| Spinone Italiano, for one | 25 |
| Setter or shepherd, e.g. | 24 |
| Pit bull or poodle, e.g. | 24 |
| One with a bone appetite | 24 |
| One may lead the blind | 22 |
| Newton's Diamond, for one | 29 |
| Name of Columbo's basset | 28 |
| Loaf, with "it" | 25 |
| Led Zep "Black ___" | 29 |
| Labrador or Newfoundland | 24 |
| It's found in a pound | 25 |
| German shepherd, for one | 24 |
| Cerberus or Argus, e.g. | 23 |
| Cat hater, stereotypically | 26 |
| Brussels griffon, e.g. | 22 |
| "A --- of Flanders" | 29 |
| Treat for a trick, sometimes | 28 |
| Treat for a trick, maybe | 24 |
| Reward for a good boy? | 22 |
| Hazard for a letter carrier | 27 |
| One who might pick up toys | 26 |
| Best Picture nominee of 1975 | 28 |
| Best seller by Patrick Mann | 27 |
| Title of a Pacino film | 22 |
| Pacino-Cazale movie: 1975 | 25 |