- SPIKE
- Big jump in numbers
- Chart irregularity
- Trend indicator, perhaps
- Volleyball attack
- Volleyball slam
- Hard volleyball hit
- Lee of Hollywood
- Railroad track fastener
- Volleyball smash
- Sudden increase
- Increase sharply
- Movie maker Lee
- Lee of cinema
- Lee or Jones
- Court smash
- Volleyball coup
- Extremely high heel
- Track fastener
- Abrupt increase
- Volleyball shot
- Comical bandleader Jones
- Tom and Jerry bulldog
- Baseball-shoe attachment
- Jones or Jonze
- Sports-shoe feature
- Anomalous rise
- Abrupt rise
- Temporary increase
- Railroad nail
- Electrical surge
- Anomalous increase
- Large nail.
- Sixty-penny nail.
- An ear, as of wheat.
- Washboard, cowbell Jones.
- Ear of corn.
- Long flower cluster.
- A Jones boy.
- A musical Jones.
- Frustrate, as a scheme.
- Heel.
- Lace the punch
- Type of heel.
- Kind of heel.
- Bandman Jones
- Put out of commission
- Doctor the drink
- Heel stepped on by women
- Thwart a plan
- Ear of grain
- TD aftermath
- Bandleader Jones
- Skewer
- Actor-director Lee
- Fastener or unbranched antler
- Lace with liquor
- Net feat
- Sudden upturn, as in sales
- Shoot up
- Volleyball kill
- Add liquor to, as punch
- Sudden increase on a graph
- Abrupt increase on a graph
- Unusually high 17-Across
- Lace
- Really high heel
- Director Lee
- Rail nail
- Add alcohol to, as punch
- Feature of a punk hairdo
- Sharp increase
- Hard hit in volleyball
- Feature of some fetishwear
- Snoopy's brother
- Network formerly named TNN
- Strike down or shoot up
- Add liquor to
- Big Board jump
- Electric surge
- Exciting volleyball play
- Smash, as a volleyball
- Do the Right Thing director Lee
- Sudden, brief increase
- Volleyball maneuver
- Ground intentionally, as a football
- Powerful volleyball shot
- Powerful pickleball shot
- Graph aberration
- Climber's piton, e.g.
- It was driven by Leland Stanford on May 10, 1869
