| Superlatively stupid | 20 |
| Least hopeful | 13 |
| Maiden name of second Mrs. Benjamin Harrison | 44 |
| Lack of light | 13 |
| Low-power period | 16 |
| Barely remembered days of old | 29 |
| Golf-ball feature | 17 |
| Golf ball feature | 17 |
| Feature of a baby face | 22 |
| Cheek dent | 10 |
| Smiler's hollow | 19 |
| Smile enhancer | 14 |
| Part of a golf ball | 19 |
| Mark on Miss Marker | 19 |
| Golf-ball indentation | 21 |
| Golf ball indentation | 21 |
| Golf ball depression | 20 |
| Engaging smile feature | 22 |
| Endearing facial feature | 24 |
| Like a golf ball | 16 |
| Like Gable's chin | 21 |
| Having dents, as a golf ball | 28 |
| Facial characteristic | 21 |
| Golf ball features | 18 |
| They get bigger when you smile | 30 |
| Oh-so-cute facial features | 26 |
| Golf-ball features | 18 |
| Making little dents in | 22 |
| Like young Shirley Temple | 25 |
| Chinese dumplings | 17 |
| Chinese restaurant choice | 25 |
| Steamed dumplings | 17 |
| Pork rolls and such | 19 |
| It usually features dumplings | 29 |
| Faint + ill-lit? | 16 |
| Chinese pasta appetizer | 23 |
| Chinese food assortment | 23 |
| Chinese dish served on small plates | 35 |
| Chinatown offering | 18 |
| Chinatown chow choice | 21 |
| Bite-sized Chinese dish | 23 |
| Appetizer sampler | 17 |
| Prepare for romance, in a way | 29 |
| Fools; blockheads | 17 |
| Washington and others | 21 |
| Washington and Shore | 20 |
| Singers Washington and Shore | 28 |
| Singers Shore and Washington | 28 |
| Shore and Washington | 20 |
| How Ms. Shore paid for dinner? | 30 |
| Singer called 'Queen of the Blues' | 42 |
| Non-George-related singer | 25 |
| Jazz singer of note | 19 |
| West, for instance, on the highway? | 35 |
| Barbara Hutton's cousin | 27 |
| Cukor film that made money abroad? | 34 |
| Run on the Bank of Jordan? | 26 |
| Phrase from an OPEC butler? | 27 |
| Bargain Baghdad entertainment? | 30 |
| Kuwait City evening entertainment? | 34 |
| "Queen of the Blues" exchanged for Algerian currency? | 63 |
| Romantic night out? | 19 |
| Mealtime, to overly doting pet owners | 37 |
| Small-time restaurant crime | 27 |
| Patronize, in a way | 19 |
| Patronize, as a bistro | 22 |
| Give business to, as a café | 30 |
| Avoid having to wait for a table, maybe | 39 |
| Eat at ten, say | 15 |
| Eat at midnight, perhaps | 24 |
| Enjoy, as fine food | 19 |
| Have for supper | 15 |
| Eat at the main meal | 20 |
| What to pay with at a greasy spoon in Cancún? | 48 |
| Cash alternative introduced in 1950 | 35 |
| Women seen standing at tables | 29 |
| Patronizes, as a steakhouse | 27 |
| Patronizes, as a cafeteria | 26 |
| Is a patron of, as a restaurant | 31 |
| ___ home (eats in) | 18 |
| Best-selling author D'Souza | 31 |
| "2016: Obama's America" director/producer | 55 |
| Orders from home | 16 |
| Gets one's food on a tray, say | 34 |
| Â Â Eats at home | 22 |
| Makes a meal of | 15 |
| Has for supper | 14 |
| Has at a spread | 15 |
| Consumes with flair | 19 |
| Showcase Showdown prize, perhaps | 32 |
| Apartment furniture | 19 |
| Some showroom pieces | 20 |
| Certain furniture ensembles | 27 |
| __-ling | 7 |
| Wacky person | 12 |
| ''My _____'' (1972 hit) | 39 |
| Edith Bunker types, to Archie | 29 |
| Little-bell sounds | 18 |
| Kids' doorbell-ringing prank | 32 |
| Cry of frustration about a Hostess cake? | 40 |