| Centimeter-gram-second units | 28 |
| There are 100,000 in a newton | 29 |
| The 100,000 in a newton | 23 |
| Forces of acceleration | 22 |
| Prefix with functional | 22 |
| It means "badly" | 26 |
| It means "bad" | 24 |
| Functional introduction | 23 |
| Beginning to function? | 22 |
| "L.A. Law" actor | 26 |
| Paradise's opposite | 23 |
| Utopia's antithesis | 23 |
| "To ___ his own" | 26 |
| Pricing or sharing word | 23 |
| Part 9 of today's quote | 27 |
| Frequent predecessor of other | 29 |
| Every's redundant partner | 29 |
| Every's fellow traveler | 27 |
| "Into ___ life ..." | 29 |
| "___ Was a Lady" | 26 |
| Title lady in a 1933 song | 25 |
| She was a lady, in song | 23 |
| She was a lady in a 1932 tune | 29 |
| Scottish theologian: 1810-76 | 28 |
| Lady of a 1932 hit song | 23 |
| "Lady" of songdom | 27 |
| "Lady" of song | 24 |
| "CSI" actor George | 28 |
| George of "CSI" | 25 |
| St. Louis bridge architect | 26 |
| St. Louis bridge builder | 24 |
| George of 'CSI' | 23 |
| St. Louis's ___ Bridge | 26 |
| St. Louis's __ Bridge | 25 |
| U.S. engineer: 1820–87 | 29 |
| St. Louis's -- Bridge | 25 |
| St. Louis landmark designer | 27 |
| St. Louis bridge designer | 25 |
| Mississippi River bridge | 24 |
| Inventor of the diving bell | 27 |
| Inventor of diving bell | 23 |
| George on "CSI" | 25 |
| Engineer James Buchanan | 23 |
| 'CSI' actor George | 26 |
| ___ Bridge in St. Louis | 23 |
| Ready, willing and able | 23 |
| Like beavers, it's said | 27 |
| Itching to get started | 22 |
| "Half Magic" author | 29 |
| More than merely ready | 22 |
| Like the idiomatic beaver | 25 |
| Like reunion tour fans | 22 |
| Like crowd for reunion show | 27 |
| Like crowd before big show | 26 |
| Like a beaver, perhaps | 22 |
| Like a beaver, it's said | 28 |
| Festival fans are this | 22 |
| Beaver's adjective | 22 |
| With joyful expectation | 23 |
| Way to await something | 22 |
| In an enthusiastic way | 22 |
| How presents are often opened | 29 |
| Colonel's insignia | 22 |
| Word with golden or bald | 24 |
| Presidential seal symbol | 24 |
| Boston College athlete | 22 |
| Apollo 11 lunar module | 22 |
| Two under, on the links | 23 |
| It's always below par | 25 |
| Highest-ranking Boy Scout | 25 |
| Two under par, on a golf hole | 29 |
| Sharp-eyed bird of prey | 23 |
| Philadelphia footballer | 23 |
| Maker of a historic touchdown | 29 |
| It atones for two bogeys | 24 |
| Holder of 13 arrows on a buck | 29 |
| First manned mooncraft | 22 |
| Feature of old quarters | 23 |
| Donovan McNabb, notably | 23 |
| Colonel's silver emblem | 27 |
| Bird with a hooked beak | 23 |
| Bird on the Mexican flag | 24 |
| Apollo 11's lunar module | 28 |
| Ace, on a par three hole | 24 |
| Word after bald or spread | 25 |
| U.S. Mint bullion coin | 22 |
| U.S. $10 coin, until 1933 | 25 |
| Two under par, on a hole | 24 |
| Two below par, to Nicklaus | 26 |
| Subject of a famous landing | 27 |
| Philadelphia football player | 28 |
| Masters accomplishment | 22 |
| Lindbergh metaphorically | 25 |
| Legal ___ (good lawyer) | 23 |
| It's well below par | 23 |
| It landed in July, 1969 | 23 |
| It holds 13 arrows on a bill | 28 |
| Image on pre-1999 quarters | 26 |
| Hole in one, on a par three | 27 |
| Hole in one, almost always | 26 |