| ___ point (very center) | 23 |
| ___ point (featured element) | 28 |
| Nina of "Spartacus" | 29 |
| WWI French military leader | 26 |
| WWI French Army leader | 22 |
| Nina of 1940s-'50s films | 28 |
| Marshal of France in W.W. I | 27 |
| Marshal of fighting fame | 24 |
| French marshal, in W.W. I | 25 |
| Dutch-born actress Nina | 23 |
| Allied commander of 1918 | 24 |
| Points of concentration | 23 |
| Points where rays meet | 22 |
| Points where lines meet | 23 |
| Points that may have rays | 25 |
| Places where lines meet | 23 |
| Origins of earthquakes | 22 |
| An ellipse has two of them | 26 |
| Algebraic meeting points | 24 |
| "Pay attention!" | 26 |
| Cameraman's concern | 23 |
| Yell to the projectionist | 25 |
| Point of concentration | 22 |
| Make things clear, in a way | 27 |
| Eliminate distractions | 22 |
| Adjust, as a telescope | 22 |
| Inspiration for a comedian | 26 |
| Big name in travel guides | 25 |
| Eugene of travel guide fame | 27 |
| Site of a crude awakening? | 26 |
| Friend's counterpart | 24 |
| Dangerous answer to a sentry | 28 |
| Contender for your title | 24 |
| "Friend or ___?" | 26 |
| The Riddler, to Batman | 22 |
| Dr. Evil, to Austin Powers | 26 |
| Wellington, to Napoleon | 23 |
| Darius III, to Alexander | 24 |
| The Red Baron, to Snoopy | 24 |
| Tecumseh, to W. H. Harrison | 27 |
| Persians, to the 300, e.g. | 26 |
| One who isn't with us | 25 |
| One who isn't behind you | 28 |
| One on the opposing side | 24 |
| Mr. Mxyzptlk, to Superman | 25 |
| Mr. Big, to James Bond | 22 |
| Mothra or MUTO, to Godzilla | 27 |
| Hannibal, to Scipio Africanus | 29 |
| Goliath, to David, e.g. | 23 |
| Giant's third word | 22 |
| Friend's antithesis | 23 |
| Friend's adversary | 22 |
| Expression of reproach | 22 |
| Crazy Horse, to Custer | 22 |
| Cornwallis, to Washington | 25 |
| Contender to your title | 23 |
| Bugs Moran, to Al Capone | 24 |
| Any member of the other team | 28 |
| #1 spot, when you're #2 | 27 |
| "Friend or ---?" | 26 |
| "Friend or __?" | 25 |
| "Friend or _____?" | 28 |
| Batman and The Joker, e.g. | 26 |
| They're not on your side | 28 |
| North and South Korea, e.g. | 27 |
| Macbeth and Macduff, e.g. | 25 |
| Z. Taylor and Tecumseh | 22 |
| They're playing you | 23 |
| They're against you | 23 |
| They don't get along | 24 |
| They aren't behind you | 26 |
| The Blue and the Gray, say | 26 |
| The Blue and the Gray, once | 27 |
| Snoopy and the Red Baron | 24 |
| Plaintiffs, to defendants | 25 |
| Opposite sides of a fight | 25 |
| Napoleon and Wellington, e.g. | 29 |
| Jackson and Clay, e.g. | 22 |
| Eries and Senecas, e.g. | 23 |
| David and Goliath, e.g. | 23 |
| Darius III and Alexander | 24 |
| Cassius and Casca, to Caesar | 28 |
| Capulets, to Montagues | 22 |
| Blue and Grey: 1861–65 | 29 |
| "Fe fi" followers | 27 |
| "Fe fi ___!" | 22 |
| Feature of some horror films | 28 |
| Weather London is famous for | 28 |
| San Francisco sight, often | 26 |
| Reason for a flight delay | 25 |
| It may come in a blanket | 24 |
| Hindrance to navigation | 23 |
| Frequent London forecast | 24 |
| Flight delayer, at times | 24 |
| Film noir weather condition | 27 |
| Cause of many an accident | 25 |
| Old-fashioned one (Var.) | 24 |
| Long-in-the-tooth types | 23 |
| Verne's circumnavigator | 27 |
| Passepartout's boss | 23 |