| System to reduce background noise | 33 |
| Audio-tech IPO of 2005 | 22 |
| Sweets, in Naples | 17 |
| Pipe-organ stops | 16 |
| Calm belt near the equator | 26 |
| Becalmed state | 14 |
| Distributed sparingly | 21 |
| Shared with care | 16 |
| 1975 blaxploitation classic starring Rudy Ray Moore | 51 |
| Michael Nesmith bandmate Micky | 30 |
| "Last Train To Clarksville" singer | 44 |
| One who gives sparingly | 23 |
| They mete | 9 |
| Gives sparingly | 15 |
| Lacking ambition | 16 |
| Apportion a side dish? | 22 |
| Meting | 6 |
| Giving sparingly | 16 |
| Dishing out | 11 |
| Allotting | 9 |
| Title role for Harrison and Murphy | 34 |
| Role for Harrison or Murphy | 27 |
| Lofting's Dr. ___ | 21 |
| Lofting title character | 23 |
| Hugh Lofting's doctor | 25 |
| Doctor who's friends with Matthew Mugg | 42 |
| Doctor who hears animals | 24 |
| Doctor in Hugh Lofting tales | 28 |
| Done with less than minimal care, to a doctor? | 46 |
| She loved Tom Thumb | 19 |
| Securities-buying strategy | 26 |
| "Million ___," 1941 film | 34 |
| Vending machine insert for one? | 31 |
| Where to see George Washington | 30 |
| Treasury issue | 14 |
| Single buck | 11 |
| Its average life span is 22 months | 34 |
| Especially cheap housing for soldiers? | 38 |
| Store's sales event | 23 |
| Come-ons for bargain hunters | 28 |
| Part 8 of the quip | 18 |
| Breed developed for sprinting | 29 |
| Important monetary currency peg | 31 |
| Money ... or a hint to how six crossings in this puzzle are to be represented, superimposing one letter over another | 116 |
| Considered only in terms of money | 33 |
| Considered financially | 22 |
| Certain monetary system | 23 |
| Cash components | 15 |
| Good money management? | 22 |
| Business for successful perfumeries? | 36 |
| Money plus brains | 17 |
| The money follows it | 20 |
| Symbol on the 4 key | 19 |
| Indication that money is involved | 33 |
| COUNTERTOP ___ POST OFFICE | 26 |
| They don't make cents? | 26 |
| Donation for crackpots? | 23 |
| National discount store chain | 29 |
| National chain of everything-costs-the-same stores | 50 |
| Wheeled toy | 11 |
| Cabbage Patch Kid transport | 27 |
| One may include Barbies | 23 |
| Elegantly clad | 14 |
| Dressed fit to kill | 19 |
| Mrs. Madison | 12 |
| First Lady Madison | 18 |
| Early White House hostess | 25 |
| Term for a pretty girl | 22 |
| Smooth-complexioned person | 26 |
| Moved on wheels, as a movie camera | 34 |
| Movers' helpers | 19 |
| Movers' conveyances | 23 |
| Mover's helpers | 19 |
| Film makers' equipment | 26 |
| Akin to Ken? | 12 |
| Arnow's "The ___" | 31 |
| Whipped-cream servings | 22 |
| Small servings | 14 |
| Small amounts, as of whipped cream | 34 |
| Cream servings | 14 |
| Blobs | 5 |
| Play about the Helmers, with "A" | 42 |
| Controversial premiere of 1879, with "A" | 50 |
| Dresses to the nines | 20 |
| Dresses to kill | 15 |
| Dress extravagantly | 19 |
| Get dressed in Sunday best | 26 |
| Dress all fancily | 17 |
| Entertainer Parton after marrying painter Salvador? | 51 |
| Musical matchmaker | 18 |
| Broadway heroine who debuted in 1964 | 36 |
| Benchmark for a golf-playing clone? | 35 |
| Forgiving country singer? | 25 |
| Doralee in "9 to 5"? | 30 |
| Namesake of a noted Tennessee amusement park | 44 |
| Singer/songwriter with a famous bosom | 37 |
| Singer with the hit country album "Backwoods Barbie" | 62 |
| Singer who played a secretary in "9 to 5" | 51 |
| Porter Wagoner's former duettist | 36 |
| Nickname for the starting hold'em hand of 9-5 | 49 |