| Clues | Answers |
| ___ justice | DOES |
| 1990 Robin Williams title role | CADILLACMAN |
| Activity for kids out for kicks? | JVSOCCER |
| Ah, all right | OHISEE |
| Amscray! | BUGOFF |
| Around there | ORSO |
| Blubber | SOB |
| Bonus, in ad lingo | XTRA |
| Bouncer's confiscation | FAKEID |
| Calls on | ASKS |
| Carnival bagful | CARAMELCORN |
| Causes for censuring, maybe | ABUSES |
| Chain named phonetically after its founders | ARBYS |
| Chronic pain remedy | NERVEBLOCK |
| Classic film with a game theme | TRON |
| Complex figure? | OEDIPUS |
| Compliant | MEEK |
| Costing a great deal, informally | SPENDY |
| Dental hygienist's order | RINSE |
| Final part of a track race | BELLLAP |
| Force onto the black market, say | BAN |
| Formal | DRESSY |
| George W. Bush or George H. W. Bush | YALIE |
| Get burned | FRY |
| Glad competitor | HEFTY |
| Green org. | USGA |
| Guy who's easily dismissed | MRNOBODY |
| Handout at check-in | KEYCARD |
| Heave | RETCH |
| Independents Day author Lou | DOBBS |
| Informal name for a reptile that can seemingly run on water | JESUSLIZARD |
| It comes three after pi | TAU |
| It's office-bound | STENOPAD |
| Launch | BOOTUP |
| Lumberjack | AXMAN |
| Make a delivery | SPEAK |
| Member of an old Western empire | INCA |
| Mexico's national flower | DAHLIA |
| N.L. Central player | BREWER |
| Neighbors of the Navajo | UTES |
| Not needing a pump | GRAVITYFED |
| Openness | CANDOR |
| Pamper | CATERTO |
| Participant in a 1990s civil war | SERB |
| Pat on the back | BURP |
| Peeved | POD |
| Popular photo-sharing site | FLICKR |
| Present | POSE |
| Prized footwear introduced in 1984 | AIRJORDANS |
| Quit horsing around! | SETTLEDOWN |
| Ramen topping | ENOKI |
| Reconciler, for short | CPA |
| Refuse to go there! | DUMP |
| Rewards for good behavior, maybe | PETS |
| Roughly 251,655 miles, for Earth's moon | APOGEE |
| S.N.L. castmate of Shannon and Gasteyer | OTERI |
| So-called "good cholesterol" | HDL |
| Sounds 'bout right | IRECKON |
| State capital whose name is pronounced as one syllable (not two, as many think) | PIERRE |
| Tastes, say | HASASIP |
| Tea company owned by Unilever | TAZO |
| Thai neighbor | LAO |
| That's rich! | ASIF |
| Unnamed women | JANEDOES |
| Waiting room features | TVS |
| What a good tip can lead to | ARREST |
| With disapproval or distrust | ASKANCE |
| Wrench with power | PRY |
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