| Improperly insulated, perhaps | 29 |
| Having open windows, maybe | 26 |
| Admitting air currents | 22 |
| Word with strip or bunt | 23 |
| Word with race and queen | 24 |
| Influence, so to speak | 22 |
| RuPaul's costuming | 22 |
| Aerodynamics challenge | 22 |
| Word with race or queen | 23 |
| Wirepuller's forte | 22 |
| Wet blanket, so to speak | 24 |
| Varsity ___, 30's dance | 27 |
| Slangy word for influence | 25 |
| Slangy synonym for influence | 28 |
| Quarter-mile race, e.g. | 23 |
| Proceed tediously, as a film | 28 |
| Play slower than normal tempo | 29 |
| Outfit with heels, often | 24 |
| Men might dress in this | 23 |
| It's no fun at all | 22 |
| Force inhibiting progress | 25 |
| Engage in a street auto race | 28 |
| Concept in fluid dynamics | 25 |
| Concept in aerodynamics | 23 |
| Aerodynamic resistance | 22 |
| "Strip" opener | 24 |
| "Kind of a ___" | 25 |
| 'Tootsie' wardrobe | 26 |
| Move with a mouse, in a way | 27 |
| Move on a PC, in a way | 22 |
| Move across the screen | 22 |
| Mention with no pretext | 23 |
| Mention from out of nowhere | 27 |
| Bring home by the ears | 22 |
| Webb's police series | 24 |
| TV series with Sgt. Friday | 26 |
| Series with Sergeant Friday | 27 |
| Officer Friday's TV show | 28 |
| Jack Webb program of yore | 25 |
| Fact-gathering TV classic | 25 |
| Det. Joe Friday's show | 26 |
| St. George's victim | 23 |
| St. George's monster | 24 |
| Mythical source of fire | 23 |
| Tolkien's Smaug, e.g. | 25 |
| St. George's challenger | 27 |
| One shooting from the mouth? | 28 |
| One of 12 tiles in mah-jongg | 28 |
| Fire-breathing critter | 22 |
| Make wearyingly longer | 22 |
| Pulls along the ground | 22 |
| Grabs and moves with a cursor | 29 |
| Grabs with a cursor and moves | 29 |
| Food with an inedible center? | 29 |
| Fast, short auto races | 22 |
| Brings against one's will | 29 |
| Voices irrelevant arguments | 27 |
| Delivers with much effort | 25 |
| Brings home, with effort | 24 |
| Sink-to-sewer connection | 24 |
| Hair collection spot in a tub | 29 |
| Forgetting to pull the plug? | 28 |
| Circumnavigator Sir Francis | 27 |
| 16th-century circumnavigator | 28 |
| Victor over the Armada | 22 |
| Vice Admiral Sir Francis | 24 |
| Sir Francis of the high seas | 28 |
| Perry Mason's detective | 27 |
| Golden Hind's skipper | 25 |
| English circumnavigator | 23 |
| English admiral and explorer | 28 |
| Captain of the Golden Hind | 26 |
| "Pink Moon" Nick | 26 |
| Apothecary's weight | 23 |
| Mixologist's measure | 24 |
| Apothecary's measure | 24 |
| Apothecaries' weight unit | 29 |
| Small amount of liquor | 22 |
| Pharmacist's weight | 23 |
| Eighth of a fluid ounce | 23 |
| Apothecarie's unit | 22 |
| Zola's "The ___-Shop | 29 |
| Wee bit o' Scotch, say | 26 |
| Wee bit o' Glenlivet, say | 29 |
| One-eighth of an ounce | 22 |
| One-eighth of a fluid ounce | 27 |
| Apothecaries' weight | 24 |
| Apothecaries' unit | 22 |
| A serving of grog or rum | 24 |
| Pulitzer Prize category | 23 |
| Story of conflict, perhaps | 26 |
| Molière's forte | 22 |
| Section at Blockbuster | 22 |
| O'Neill's specialty | 27 |
| Comedy's counterpart | 24 |
| "C.S.I.," e.g. | 24 |
| What no band wants from fans | 28 |
| Theater offering, sometimes | 27 |
| Synge or O'Casey work | 25 |
| Serious story for the stage | 27 |