| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 'Fish' star | ABEVIGODA |
| 'Loot' playwright | ORTON |
| 'Pick it up!' | LOOKALIVE |
| 'Sanford and Son' first name | REDD |
| 1997 Emmy winner for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series | GILLIANANDERSON |
| Adulterer follower, in slang | TEC |
| Around | NEAR |
| Best Upset, e.g | ESPYAWARD |
| Bible-toting aunt on 'Sanford and Son' | ESTHER |
| Big enchilada | HEAD |
| Bite | NOSH |
| Bobby in a '70s chart-topper | MCGEE |
| Bochco drama | LALAW |
| Boob tube | TVSET |
| Brazilian mountain chain | SERRA |
| British racing cars | MGS |
| Cheese with PGI status (protected geographical indication) | DANISHBLUE |
| Chi follower | PSI |
| Clotted cream may be put on one | SCONE |
| Coder's conditional | ELSE |
| Crisis advice | DONTPANIC |
| Dimple on a die | PIP |
| Distillery leftovers | RESIDUES |
| Earlier | AGO |
| Essential __ | OILS |
| False __ | IDOL |
| Fictional 1847 autobiographer | EYRE |
| First name in landscape photography | ANSEL |
| Follow | OBEY |
| Give the third degree | GRILL |
| Indians' habitat?: Abbr | ALCENTRAL |
| Instrumental | KEY |
| It might cause quite a shock | ELECTRICCURRENT |
| It's also called scroggin or schmogle | GORP |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| It's often transported upside-down | CANOE |
| Least obfuscatory | CLEAREST |
| Like bears and koala bears | UNRELATED |
| Made bank | HITITBIG |
| Make trouble | CREATEANUISANCE |
| Manipulator of the Moor | IAGO |
| Military clipping? | BUZZ |
| Muppets chimp __ Minella | SAL |
| MVP of Super Bowls I and II | BARTSTARR |
| Neophyte, briefly | NOOB |
| Nugget of wisdom | PEARL |
| Palindromic court star | SELES |
| Parts of many place settings | TEASPOONS |
| Pass | ENACT |
| Peaceful | ZEN |
| Physics model using an analogy to the solar system | BOHRATOM |
| Problem caused by fallen dough? | CASHCRUNCH |
| Real piece of work | TASK |
| Sanskrit scripture, with 'the' | GITA |
| Shade of black | COAL |
| Shooter's piece | ZOOM |
| SSN, e.g | IDNO |
| Styled after | ALA |
| Superman's kin | KENTS |
| Swear to be true | AVER |
| The 'Iliad' and the 'Odyssey' | SAGAS |
| The French? | LES |
| They carry charges | IONS |
| They're framed | CELS |
| Thickening agent | AGAR |
| Tinder meeting | DATE |
| Trees whose bark contains the anti-inflammatory salicin | ALDERS |
| Wipe out, in snowboarding slang | EATIT |
| Word that sometimes precedes itself | UNTO |
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