| Miss in a derby? | 16 |
| Centaur's companions | 24 |
| Sitcom friend of Barbarino | 26 |
| More suggestive of an equine | 28 |
| Old mare's throat problem? | 30 |
| Fooling (around) | 16 |
| ___ around (cavorting) | 22 |
| Shrewd bargainers | 17 |
| Actor Buchholz | 14 |
| Earth's crust bound by faults | 33 |
| German president Köhler | 26 |
| Earth's crust | 17 |
| Buchholz of "The Magnificent Seven" | 45 |
| Ski jumper ___ Bulau | 20 |
| Physicist ___ Störmer | 24 |
| Longtime photographer for Vogue | 31 |
| Herr Wessel | 11 |
| Actor Buchholz of "The Magnificent Seven" | 51 |
| Actor Buchholz of "One, Two, Three" | 45 |
| Actor ____ Buchholz | 19 |
| "Magnificent Seven" actor Buchholz | 44 |
| "___ Wessel" | 22 |
| Sci. for a gardener | 19 |
| Azores seaport | 14 |
| Azores port | 11 |
| "Sweet" girl in old song | 34 |
| One spade | 9 |
| Elephant's tale | 19 |
| Source material for Broadway's "Seussical" | 56 |
| Seuss book where the main character listens to noodle soup? | 59 |
| Near-miss Dr. Seuss classic? | 28 |
| Dr. Seuss book made into a 2008 movie | 37 |
| Writer Foote detects an owl? | 28 |
| Whence the line "A person's a person, no matter how small" | 72 |
| Kids' book set in the jungle of Nool | 40 |
| 2008 film derived from Dr. Seuss | 32 |
| Seuss title character and namesakes | 35 |
| Common model railroading spec | 29 |
| Fittingly, the fireman wore... | 30 |
| Namesakes of a Hebrew prophet | 29 |
| Cleaned, as a deck | 18 |
| Rinsed, as a car | 16 |
| Cleaned, as a walk | 18 |
| Swab's job | 14 |
| Do a chore on board | 19 |
| Wardrobe malfunction on a promenade? | 36 |
| Sockets in heads of golf clubs | 30 |
| Sockets in golf clubs | 21 |
| Niblick sockets | 15 |
| Pants: Ger. | 11 |
| Leipzig legwear | 15 |
| Trousers, in Bonn | 17 |
| German trousers | 15 |
| Fritz's trousers | 20 |
| Spray down with water | 21 |
| Clean, as a muddy truck | 23 |
| Storage items near outdoor faucets | 34 |
| Swindlers, slangily | 19 |
| Screw-ups, to the McKenzie brothers | 35 |
| Scam artists, in slang | 22 |
| Meatheads, in Montreal | 22 |
| Firemen, at times | 17 |
| Con artists, slangily | 21 |
| Clods, in Calgary | 17 |
| Canadian jerks | 14 |
| Boorish sorts, in Canada | 24 |
| Soak one's superior? | 24 |
| Stocking stocker | 16 |
| One stocking stockings | 22 |
| Sock seller | 11 |
| Person up to his neck in socks | 30 |
| One ankle-deep in socks? | 24 |
| Nylon dealer | 12 |
| Merchant stocking stockings | 27 |
| He may be up to his neck in socks | 33 |
| Dealer in stockings | 19 |
| Argyle maker | 12 |
| Argyle dealer | 13 |
| Stocking dealers | 16 |
| No nonsense businessmen | 23 |
| Denier is their concern | 23 |
| NO RUNS | 7 |
| Where runs are made | 19 |
| Women's wear department | 27 |
| Socks, stockings and such | 25 |
| Fishnets, e.g. | 14 |
| Noted U.S. historian: 1834–1927 | 38 |
| Monastery lodging | 17 |
| Where a stranger may be taken in | 32 |
| Travelers' lodging | 22 |
| Pilgrims' shelter | 21 |
| Pilgrim's shelter | 21 |
| Health-care facility | 20 |
| Shelter storage? | 16 |
| They ease the pain of death | 27 |
| Kind, as to guests | 18 |
| Post-op resting site | 20 |
| Recovery sites | 14 |
| It may have a helipad on its roof | 33 |
| Military tradition | 18 |