| ROULETTETABLE | Place to play the start of 18- or 52-Across or 3- or 32-Down |
| OXFORD | Kind of 18, or kind of blue (6) |
| GOTIT | Question that might be answered by 18- or 61-Across or 3- or 30-Down |
| BOUNCINGBABYBOY | 18- or 52- Across, perhaps? |
| AFEW | Just two or three or four: 2 wds. |
| FISH | Something hidden in 20-, 28-, 43- and 52-Across ... or landed with the help of 1-, 10-, 37- and 63-A |
| USSENATOR | 52 Across or 47 Down, when they wrote these books |
| PAR | Five, four or three - or two, but not one (3) |
| SNAKES | With 58-Across, what the end of 5-, 25- or 32-Down does |
| RIGHTANGLE | One of four for a square ... or 32-Down, literally? |
| ODOR | 55-Across or 32-Down characteristic |
| WORD | Basic unit of computer data made of 16 or 32 bits |
| OTB | Place to play the ponies, for short |
| CASINO | Place to play the slots |
| RANGER | Senior Girl Guide, aged 14-18; or, a person in charge of forest or parkland (6) |
| OTBS | Places to play the ponies |
| THECRIMEA | At the start of 18 across, it's an offence to contact a place in the Ukraine (3,6) |
| EUCHRE | Game with 24, 28, or 32 cards |
| BATH | Appropriate room for the sequence comprised of the starts of 18-, |
| COLDOPEN | Sketch that kicks off "SNL" ... or a phonetic hint to the start of 18-, 29-, 37- or 49-Across |
