| One extreme to the other | 24 |
| Guido's lowest note | 23 |
| These go from alpha to omega | 28 |
| Like meat past its prime | 24 |
| Like venison's flavor | 25 |
| Like slightly tainted meat | 26 |
| Strong-tasting, as meat | 23 |
| Like wild meat, to some | 23 |
| Like slightly spoiled meat | 26 |
| Reminiscent of venison | 22 |
| Over-ripe, like wild meat | 25 |
| Like venison or wild boar | 25 |
| Like squirrel meat, some say | 28 |
| Like pheasant or venison | 24 |
| Nonviolent protest advocate | 27 |
| Title role for Ben Kingsley | 27 |
| Indian Nationalist leader | 25 |
| Father of independent India | 27 |
| 1982 Oscar-winning film | 23 |
| Goose of Terrytoons fame | 24 |
| ___ dancer (railroad worker) | 28 |
| He might steal from a yenta | 27 |
| The Jets or the Sharks | 22 |
| China's ___ of Four | 23 |
| Word with buster or land | 24 |
| Association of criminals | 24 |
| What graffiti may signify | 25 |
| What a tattoo may identify | 26 |
| The Daltons, for example | 24 |
| Tattoo identification, maybe | 28 |
| Something that may be busted | 28 |
| Group with colors and signs | 27 |
| Group of street toughs | 22 |
| Certain boss's group | 24 |
| Al Capone's command | 23 |
| "___ aft a-gley" | 26 |
| The Sharks and the Jets, e.g. | 29 |
| Groups with colors and signs | 28 |
| Groups of troublemakers | 23 |
| The Jets and the Sharks | 23 |
| Scourge of some cities | 22 |
| High-school disrupters | 22 |
| Bust targets, sometimes | 23 |
| Bands in a Bernstein musical | 28 |
| __ up on (combines against) | 27 |
| Rap star persona, often | 23 |
| Ice-T or Ice Cube persona | 25 |
| Ice-T album, or its genre | 25 |
| Genre that glorifies gunplay | 28 |
| Federal watchdog agcy. | 22 |
| Federal auditing agcy. | 22 |
| U.S. claim-settling dept. | 25 |
| The Tower of London was one | 27 |
| Where Wilde was for a while | 27 |
| Tower of London, at one time | 28 |
| Subject of Wilde ballad | 23 |
| Scotland Yard repository | 24 |
| Reading, for a famous example | 29 |
| Reading place with bars | 23 |
| Reading place for Wilde | 23 |
| Pen for Lewis Carroll? | 22 |
| Marshalsea Prison, for one | 26 |
| Lockup for Oscar Wilde | 22 |
| Kind of house, in England | 25 |
| Institution at Reading | 22 |
| Hoosegow, in Hertfordshire | 26 |
| Famous Dartmoor facility | 24 |
| Big house in Bloomsbury? | 24 |
| Ballad locale for Wilde | 23 |
| Â Â Cooler overseas | 25 |
| Prison keeper, in England | 25 |
| It may be between your teeth | 28 |
| Problem in historical records | 29 |
| Area between outfielders | 24 |
| Clothing retailer since 1969 | 28 |
| Space between teeth, e.g. | 25 |
| Extraction's creation | 25 |
| Big name in casual clothes | 26 |
| Word after age or gender | 24 |
| Watergate tape problem | 22 |
| Spark-plug specification | 24 |
| Popular clothing retailer | 25 |
| Old Navy's parent company | 29 |
| Hole in one's knowledge | 27 |
| Feature for David Letterman | 27 |
| David Letterman feature | 23 |
| What braces may eliminate | 25 |
| Time in between appointments | 28 |
| The ___ (clothing chain) | 24 |
| Terry–Thomas feature | 27 |
| Spark plug measurement | 22 |
| Space in the record, say | 24 |
| Space between the teeth, e.g. | 29 |
| Reason for braces, perhaps | 26 |
| Reason for braces, maybe | 24 |
| Popular clothing chain | 22 |
| Pass between mountain peaks | 27 |
| Old Navy is one of its brands | 29 |
| Noted clothing retailer | 23 |
| Mountain-ridge feature | 22 |