| Russian rocket ports | 20 |
| Fashion magazine for young women | 32 |
| TV's "hipster doofus" | 35 |
| Jerry Seinfeld's neighbor | 29 |
| They look in the Mir | 20 |
| Spacemen | 8 |
| New York or Hong Kong | 21 |
| International Q&A magazine? | 31 |
| Longtime Hearst publication | 27 |
| Worldly sophisticate | 20 |
| Comment in a women's mag? | 29 |
| Ancient Roman building where pigs made noises in pairs? | 55 |
| Dress up as an anime character at a conference, say | 51 |
| Taras Bulba's band | 22 |
| Russian horsemen | 16 |
| Once-autonomous people of southern Russia | 41 |
| Czars' protectors | 21 |
| Bolshevik battlers | 18 |
| Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings memoir | 31 |
| Overprotect | 11 |
| Treated like a baby | 19 |
| Resort region near Barcelona | 28 |
| Coastal region in NE Spain | 26 |
| Cruise ship that capsized off Italy's coast in January 2012 | 63 |
| ___ Sol, part of sunny Spain | 28 |
| Skeletal parts | 14 |
| Ribs, in biology | 16 |
| Ribs, in anatomy | 16 |
| Central veins of leaves | 23 |
| "Z" director, 1969 | 28 |
| "Music Box" director | 30 |
| Z | 1 |
| Author of "The Silver Chalice" | 40 |
| Of the ribs | 11 |
| Rib-related | 11 |
| Rib related | 11 |
| TV character who worked for Steinbrenner | 40 |
| Surname of TV's George, Frank and Estelle | 45 |
| Sitcom employee of Steinbrenner | 31 |
| Family played by Alexander, Stiller and Harris | 46 |
| The west side of Mexico | 23 |
| Shared the marquee | 18 |
| Shared a bill | 13 |
| Hope and Crosby, often | 22 |
| Shares top billing | 18 |
| Tracy and Hepburn, quite often | 30 |
| Top-billing sharers | 19 |
| Those sharing the marquee | 25 |
| Sharers of top billing | 22 |
| Hepburn and Tracy, often | 24 |
| Gere and Roberts, e.g. | 22 |
| Film lovers, usually | 20 |
| Film lovers, typically | 22 |
| Cronyn and Tandy, often | 23 |
| Having ribs, in anatomy | 23 |
| Having ribs | 11 |
| Corporate finance technique | 27 |
| Reduce expenses | 15 |
| Figured the price of | 20 |
| Figured expenses | 16 |
| Famous comedy team à la "Jeopardy!" | 48 |
| London peddler, for short | 25 |
| English fruit hawker | 20 |
| British hawker | 14 |
| "My little bag of peanuts..." | 39 |
| Rib: Prefix | 11 |
| Rib: Comb. form | 15 |
| More dear | 9 |
| Not as cheap | 12 |
| Dearer | 6 |
| Quite steep | 11 |
| Like a Rolls, say | 17 |
| Like a mistake that's going to hurt you | 43 |
| Dear, in a way | 14 |
| Breaking the bank | 17 |
| Pricey place to live? | 21 |
| Like a defense contractor's contract | 40 |
| Contract type | 13 |
| Is expensive | 12 |
| Manufacturing expenses | 22 |
| "At no extra --- you!" (sales pitch) | 46 |
| Halloween party requirement | 27 |
| All superheroes have one | 24 |
| Something you might go to a party in | 36 |
| See 86D | 7 |
| Party disguise | 14 |
| Masquerade necessity | 20 |
| Dick in a Box, commonly, a few Halloweens ago | 45 |
| Party around Halloween | 22 |
| October social occasion | 23 |
| Fancy dress affairs | 19 |
| Like some ball attendees | 24 |
| Dressed for a masquerade | 24 |
| Ready to go onstage | 19 |
| Ready for Halloween | 19 |
| Garbed for a bal masqué | 26 |
| Clad, as for a festival | 23 |
| Category for which Edith Head won eight Oscars | 46 |
| Edith Head, notably | 19 |
| ENJOYMENT ALTERNATIVE | 21 |