| Coarse quality | 14 |
| Brazil's Mato ___ | 21 |
| Mato --- | 8 |
| Mato ___, Brazil | 16 |
| Mato ___ | 8 |
| It's big in Italy | 21 |
| Concerto -- | 11 |
| Concerto ____ | 13 |
| Concerto ___ (Baroque musical form) | 35 |
| Big, in scores | 14 |
| Big, in Bari | 12 |
| Big, as a concerto goes | 23 |
| Turn off, to the max | 20 |
| Feature of many Judd Apatow films | 33 |
| 33 - 21 | 7 |
| Wall Streeter predicting pay dirt? | 34 |
| Take before expenses | 20 |
| Total dollars for retailers | 27 |
| Invoice figures | 15 |
| Polish coin | 11 |
| Pole vault unit? | 16 |
| Pole vault metal? | 17 |
| German-American painter | 23 |
| George ___, German-American artist known for vitriolic caricature | 65 |
| 100th of a zloty | 16 |
| German artist GeorgeÂ’s painting of the human form? | 54 |
| Young Seaver's receiver | 27 |
| Seaver's receiver | 21 |
| British historian | 17 |
| Like gargoyles | 14 |
| Like a gargoyle | 15 |
| Dutch statesman Hugo | 20 |
| Connecticut submarine base site | 31 |
| Nautilus construction site | 26 |
| Massachusetts school where Franklin D. Roosevelt prepped | 56 |
| FDR's boarding school | 25 |
| F.D.R.'s prep school | 24 |
| Connecticut town nicknamed "The Submarine Capital of the World" | 73 |
| Connecticut submarine base | 26 |
| Sulky person | 12 |
| Sesame Street's Oscar, e.g. | 31 |
| Oscar, notably | 14 |
| Oscar of "Sesame Street," e.g. | 40 |
| Hard-to-please sort | 19 |
| Cranky character | 16 |
| Bad-tempered people | 19 |
| More like TV's Oscar | 24 |
| Sulking monologue | 17 |
| Marx who novelty glasses are modeled on | 39 |
| Whom some novelty disguises imitate | 35 |
| The mustachioed brother | 23 |
| Memorable cigar smoker | 22 |
| Marx of distinction | 19 |
| Julius, familiarly | 18 |
| Julius Marx | 11 |
| Famous greasepaint mustache wearer | 34 |
| Cigar-puffing TV wit | 20 |
| Brother of Chico and Zeppo | 26 |
| "Animal Crackers" wisecracker | 39 |
| "Animal Crackers" name | 32 |
| "... the one, the only, ___!" | 39 |
| ''You Bet Your Life'' quipster | 46 |
| Wisecracker born October 2, 1890 | 32 |
| I8-#)""' | 22 |
| He said "I was married by a judge. I should have asked for a jury" | 76 |
| He said "Here's to our wives and girlfriends ... may they never meet!" | 84 |
| Comedic brother | 15 |
| Antic brother | 13 |
| "Die, my dear? Why, that's the last thing I'll do!" | 69 |
| Iconic feature of comedy | 24 |
| Whalers' weapons | 20 |
| Cranky guy who caused a lot of grief? | 37 |
| Eric Carle kids' book with 'The', | 45 |
| Burger queen? | 13 |
| Little laughter while still on the runway? | 42 |
| Order Barrymore to stay in? | 27 |
| Prohibit Mr. McMahon from ever socializing again? | 49 |
| Alternative to a fly ball | 25 |
| Topped ball on a diamond | 24 |
| Pop-up's opposite | 21 |
| Fly ball's antithesis | 25 |
| Batter's infield bouncer | 28 |
| Baltimore chop, e.g. | 20 |
| Some batted balls | 17 |
| Place to get in on | 18 |
| Good thing to "get in on" | 35 |
| Cut the ___ (refute) | 20 |
| It's not dew | 16 |
| Woodchuck bout? | 15 |
| Russian rodent's approval? | 30 |
| Film comedy about déjà vu | 31 |
| Big decision time | 17 |
| Woodchucks | 10 |
| Predictors on Feb. 2 | 20 |
| "I'm a bit leery of dogs - it's unsettling to enter a yard and hear some ___ at me ..." | 105 |
| Shrimp cocktail base | 20 |
| Without rational basis | 22 |
| "Instant coffee," said Tom ___ | 40 |
| Airborne canard? | 16 |
| Base for natural crystals | 25 |