| Reply to "Yoo-hoo! Where are you?" | 44 |
| Reply to "Where are you?" | 35 |
| Possible "Psst!" follower | 35 |
| One reply to "Yoo-hoo! Where are you?" | 48 |
| One possible answer to "Where are you?" | 49 |
| "Where are you?" response, sometimes | 46 |
| "Is it hot ___ or is it just me?" | 43 |
| "Is it cold ___, or is it just me?" | 45 |
| 'Is it hot -- or is it just me?' | 40 |
| ''Psst!'' follower, perhaps | 43 |
| "___ the Wind," Lawrence and Lee play | 47 |
| Opposite of "catalysts" | 33 |
| Like many appearing on "Pawn Stars" | 45 |
| Like most piano technician services | 35 |
| Like some corporate publications | 32 |
| Suffix for some pastas or magicians | 35 |
| Ending for some pastas and magicians | 36 |
| "Here Comes the Hotstepper" name | 42 |
| How king crab legs are packed for shipping | 42 |
| One way to be trapped during winter | 35 |
| Like beverages at a picnic, often | 33 |
| How some market items are packed | 32 |
| How some fresh fish may be packed | 33 |
| How freshly caught fish should be kept | 38 |
| " . . . to starve ___" (Milton) | 41 |
| Society of Jesus founder ___ López de Loyola | 47 |
| Queen's Chapel designer ___ Jones | 37 |
| Architect Jones: 1573–1652 | 33 |
| ___ Montoya ("The Princess Bride" role) | 49 |
| __ Montoya: "The Princess Bride" role | 47 |
| Confident way to solve crosswords | 33 |
| How some solvers solve crosswords | 33 |
| How legal documents are usually signed | 38 |
| How contracts are usually signed | 32 |
| Confident way to solve a crossword | 34 |
| How some proudly solve crosswords | 33 |
| How hard crosswords are usually not done | 40 |
| How contracts are generally signed | 34 |
| Assured way to solve a crossword puzzle | 39 |
| Unable to come about, as a sailboat | 35 |
| Seriously restrained, as a prisoner | 35 |
| "Last one ___ a rotten egg!" | 38 |
| "Last one __ a rotten egg!" | 37 |
| 'Last one -- a rotten egg!' | 35 |
| ''Last one __ a rotten egg!'' | 45 |
| "What's ___ for me?" | 34 |
| "What's __ for me?" | 33 |
| "What's --- for me?" | 34 |
| ''What's __ for me?'' | 41 |
| ''What's ___ for me?'' | 42 |
| ''Put a sock ___!'' | 35 |
| "I'm only ___ for the money" | 42 |
| Middle part of many signatures: Abbr. | 37 |
| "What's _____ for me?" | 36 |
| “What’s ___ for me?” | 32 |
| The "W" in Geo. W. Bush, e.g. | 39 |
| J, F or K, e.g., in J.F.K.: Abbr. | 33 |
| F. Murray Abraham feature: Abbr. | 32 |
| Common stand-in for a middle name (abbr.) | 41 |
| Chester A. Arthur has one (abbr.) | 33 |
| Bit of handkerchief embroidery: Abbr. | 37 |
| "Where's the profit _____?" | 41 |
| "What's the harm __?" | 35 |
| "We're ___ together" | 34 |
| "There's no future __" | 36 |
| "My heart just isn't ___" | 39 |
| "Her heart wasn't ___" | 36 |
| You might exchange words with them | 34 |
| Welcome a new frat member, in a way | 35 |
| ''Everything ___ place'' | 40 |
| They appear next to contract changes: Abbr. | 43 |
| The J. and K. in J. K. Rowling: Abbr. | 37 |
| The "J"s in J. J. Abrams, e.g. | 40 |
| Contract change approvals: Abbr. | 32 |
| "Everything ___ place" | 32 |
| ___ Joe ("Tom Sawyer" character) | 42 |
| _____ Joe, of "Tom Sawyer" | 36 |
| ___ Joe, killer exposed by Tom Sawyer | 37 |
| ___ Joe, "Tom Sawyer" character | 41 |
| ___ Joe ("Huckleberry Finn" character) | 48 |
| "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" villain | 48 |
| Substance of a newspaper article? | 33 |
| Without this, you couldn't read a newspaper | 47 |
| What brilliant crossword solvers use | 36 |
| What Barker, Ness, and Setzer have lots of | 42 |
| ItÂ’s not needed in e-publishing | 35 |
| It's on the Declaration of Independence | 43 |
| It's more permanent than pencil marks | 41 |
| Do a certain cartoonist's job | 33 |
| Cephalopod's "cover" | 34 |
| Durante's "___ Dinka Doo" | 39 |
| Durante's "__ Dinka Doo" | 38 |
| Part of Durante's theme song | 32 |
| 1934 hit "___ Dinka Doo" | 34 |
| "___ Dinka Doo," Durante song | 39 |
| ''__ Dinka Doo'' | 32 |
| Put one's signature on a contract | 37 |
| Affixed one's John Hancock to | 33 |
| A&E series involving tattoos | 32 |
| 2005 A&E series about a tattoo company | 42 |