| Show too much admiration | 24 |
| Show strong fondness for | 24 |
| Show excessive affection | 24 |
| Overdo it with affection | 24 |
| Love not wisely but too well | 28 |
| Idolize, with "on" | 28 |
| Fawn over, with 'on' | 28 |
| Enjoy, with "on" | 26 |
| Emulate a grandparent, maybe | 28 |
| Coddle (with "on") | 28 |
| Bestow lavish affection | 23 |
| Bestow excessive affection | 26 |
| Act like a loving grandparent | 29 |
| Act like a grandparent | 22 |
| ___ on (love to excess) | 23 |
| Lavished affection (on) | 23 |
| Spoiled, with "on" | 28 |
| Showed excessive fondness | 25 |
| Indulged, with "on" | 29 |
| Adored, with "on" | 27 |
| Was overindulgent, perhaps | 26 |
| Showered attention (on) | 23 |
| Loved not wisely but too well | 29 |
| Loved excessively (on) | 22 |
| Lavished attention (on) | 23 |
| Acted like a new grandparent | 28 |
| "No kidding!" | 23 |
| "Is that a fact!" | 27 |
| "No kidding" | 22 |
| "Oh, really?" | 23 |
| "Please go on!" | 25 |
| "Is that so?!" | 24 |
| "Is that a fact?" | 27 |
| “Let’s hear it” | 27 |
| Expression of mild disbelief | 28 |
| "This I gotta hear" | 29 |
| "Please continue!" | 28 |
| "Let's have it" | 29 |
| Spoil in a grandmotherly way | 28 |
| Act grandmotherly towards | 25 |
| Grandparent, frequently | 23 |
| Grandparent, sometimes | 22 |
| Grandma or grandpa, often | 25 |
| Overindulgent parent, e.g. | 26 |
| New grandparent, often | 22 |
| One who is overly fond | 22 |
| Loving grandma, for example | 27 |
| Showers affection (on) | 22 |
| Spoils, with "on" | 27 |
| Pampers, with "on" | 28 |
| Lavishes affection (on) | 23 |
| Does a grandma's thing | 26 |
| Showers attention (on) | 22 |
| Spoils (with "on") | 29 |
| Smothers, with "on" | 29 |
| Lavishes gifts (on), say | 24 |
| Is grandmotherly, in a way | 26 |
| Adores, with "upon" | 29 |
| Spoils, as a grandchild | 23 |
| Cares for maybe too much | 24 |
| Performs, for King James | 24 |
| Third person biblical verb | 26 |
| Shakespearean auxiliary verb | 28 |
| Accomplishes, to Shakespeare | 28 |
| Admonition to a magician? | 25 |
| Serve one's sentence | 24 |
| Pay for one's crime | 23 |
| Like many a grandparent | 23 |
| Being too affectionate | 22 |
| Traffic planner's array? | 28 |
| Old-style computer printer | 26 |
| Obsolescent printer type | 24 |
| Like some computer printers | 27 |
| Like old computer printers | 26 |
| ___ death (over-expose) | 23 |
| ___ a turn (cook perfectly) | 27 |
| Children's connectibles | 27 |
| These can be connected | 22 |
| They're often connected | 27 |
| Kids' book connectibles | 27 |
| Classic pencil-and-paper game | 29 |
| Polka __ (fabric pattern) | 25 |
| Parts of Web addresses | 22 |
| You might connect them | 22 |
| What Spill Canvas connected? | 28 |
| What Spill Canvas connected | 27 |
| What marketing team connects | 28 |
| What colons are made of | 23 |
| Toppings for two letters | 24 |
| Threesome in a Morse code S | 27 |
| Things you can connect | 22 |
| They may need connecting | 24 |
| They come before net and org | 28 |
| Popular fabric patttern | 23 |
| Pointillist's points | 24 |
| Pointillist's marks | 23 |
| Place-to-sign indicators | 24 |
| Part of Morse's code | 24 |
| Multiplication symbols | 22 |
| Ms. Pac-Man's diet | 22 |