The number of blanks after each clue corresponds to the number of syllables in the answer. Syllables are taken from the bank at the bottom of the page. As additional help, the answers are given in alphabetical order. The answers are:
- Announcement about a product, often containing fine print = AD VER TISE MENT
- Symbol which may indicate a footnote with fine print = AS TER ISK
- Fine print often hides extra terms and what? = CON DI TIONS
- Fine print can give users plausible this = DE NI A BI LI TY
- Like fine print which is not clear enough to read = IL LEG I BLE
- Not attracting attention, or not clearly visible, like fine print = IN CON SPIC U OUS
- Technical jargon often appearing in the fine print = LE GAL ESE
- You might need one of these to read the fine print… (2 wds.) = MAG NI FY ING GLASS
- …but one of these would be excessive = MI CRO SCOPE
- Christmas movie about the fine print (three words) = THE SAN TA CLAUSE
- One who reads the fine print aloud (two words) = VOICE O VER ART IST
The remaining blocks are AT, AT, LAW, NEYS, and TOR. These can be reordered to form a very relevant phrase, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.