| City bisected by the Rhone | 26 |
| Photo finish, so to speak? | 26 |
| Of a hereditary factor | 22 |
| It means "causing" | 28 |
| Aladdin's benefactor | 24 |
| It might be rubbed out | 22 |
| Subject of wishful thinking? | 28 |
| One who has to be rubbed out? | 29 |
| One might be rubbed out | 23 |
| It might come out with a rub | 28 |
| Barbara Eden played one | 23 |
| "Aladdin" spirit | 26 |
| "Aladdin" character | 29 |
| Yield of Aladdin's lamp | 27 |
| What a rubber produces? | 23 |
| Unexpected lamp benefit? | 24 |
| Spirit that's willing? | 26 |
| Spirit in Aladdin's lamp | 28 |
| One who's rubbed out? | 25 |
| One who might thank a rubber | 28 |
| One often seen in a turban | 26 |
| Legendary wish-granter | 22 |
| Kazaam in a 1996 film, e.g. | 27 |
| It's bottled-up mostly | 26 |
| Granter of three wishes | 23 |
| Garage door opener company | 26 |
| Canadian film-making award | 26 |
| Bottle opener's surprise | 28 |
| Beneficial thing to release | 27 |
| Barbara Eden role on TV | 23 |
| Aladdin's servitor | 22 |
| Aladdin's magical pal | 25 |
| Aladdin's magical friend | 28 |
| Aladdin's helpful friend | 28 |
| Aladdin's factotum | 22 |
| "Aladdin" role | 24 |
| They need bottle openers | 24 |
| Muslim supernatural beings | 26 |
| Former Canadian film awards | 27 |
| Highly intelligent group | 24 |
| Bottle-dwellers of legend | 25 |
| Roman guardian spirits | 22 |
| Incredibly smart people | 23 |
| Extremely smart people (Var.) | 29 |
| Exceptionally smart people | 26 |
| Wish-granters of myth (Var.) | 28 |
| Tutelary Roman deities | 22 |
| They're brilliant (Var.) | 28 |
| They may be rubbed out | 22 |
| The smartest among us (var.) | 28 |
| Supernatural lamp occupants | 27 |
| Granters of three wishes | 24 |
| Extremely smart people | 22 |
| Contents of special lanterns | 28 |
| Contents of lamps, maybe | 24 |
| V.I.P. at the Army-Navy game | 28 |
| One with star power?: Abbr. | 27 |
| Marshall or Haig: Abbr. | 23 |
| Four-star leader: Abbr. | 23 |
| Colonel's superior: Abbr. | 29 |
| Bradley or Patton: Abbr. | 24 |
| Abbr. before Grant or Lee | 25 |
| Birthplace of Columbus | 22 |
| Columbus's birthplace | 25 |
| Columbus' birthplace | 24 |
| Columbus's hometown | 23 |
| Columbus' hometown | 22 |
| Paganini's birthplace | 25 |
| Where Columbus was born | 23 |
| Italy's largest seaport | 27 |
| Italy's chief port | 22 |
| Italian port on its own gulf | 28 |
| Columbus called it home | 23 |
| Seaport south of Milan | 22 |
| Paganini's hometown | 23 |
| Middle Ages rival of Venice | 27 |
| Italy's largest port | 24 |
| Italy's busiest port | 24 |
| City on the Ligurian Sea | 24 |
| City on the Italian Riviera | 27 |
| City of the Italian Riviera | 27 |
| Andrea Doria's domain | 25 |
| Site of the Palazzo Doria | 25 |
| Shipbuilding center of Italy | 28 |
| Rival of Pisa and Venice | 24 |
| Piazza de Ferrari setting | 25 |
| Palace of the Doges setting | 27 |
| Jib overlapping a mainsail | 26 |
| Famed birthplace, circa 1446 | 28 |
| Columbus's home town | 24 |
| Columbus' Italian home | 26 |
| Columbus was born there | 23 |
| City of Ohio and Italy | 22 |
| Andrea Doria's home port | 28 |
| Andrea Doria's home | 23 |
| Italian-hero ingredient | 23 |
| Literary classification | 23 |
| Science fiction, for one | 24 |
| Tragedy or comedy, e.g. | 23 |
| Romance or sci-fi, e.g. | 23 |