| Opposites of wolves in sheeps' clothing | 43 |
| White-collar crime investigators follow them | 44 |
| Investigators sometimes follow them | 35 |
| Big ___ (nickname of baseball's David Ortiz) | 48 |
| Big ___ (nickname of ballplayer David Ortiz) | 44 |
| Big ___ (David Ortiz's nickname) | 36 |
| Run-D.M.C.'s "Ay ___" | 35 |
| Parental term of endearment, in Spain | 37 |
| Conductor Genarro ___: 1886-1941 | 32 |
| Boston's David "Big ___" Ortiz | 44 |
| Big __: Red Sox slugger's nickname | 38 |
| Big __: baseball's David Ortiz | 34 |
| Big ___ (nickname of baseball's Ortiz) | 42 |
| Big ___ (nickname for David Ortiz of the Red Sox) | 49 |
| Big ___ (baseball's David Ortiz) | 36 |
| Word from the Narragansett for "baby" | 47 |
| What one may see on a Cree's knee | 37 |
| "Hair" producer Joseph | 32 |
| New York Shakespeare Festival founder Joseph | 44 |
| New York Shakespeare Festival founder | 37 |
| Founder of New York's Public Theater | 40 |
| Shakespeare in the Park founder/producer Joseph | 47 |
| N.Y. Shakespeare Festival producer | 34 |
| Memorable producer of Shakespeare in the Park | 45 |
| Joseph who started Shakespeare in the Park | 42 |
| Joseph who brought Shakespeare to Central Park | 46 |
| His productions are not for infants | 35 |
| Famed modern producer of Shakespearean plays | 44 |
| "Hair" producer Joseph ___ | 36 |
| "Hair" (and other hits) producer | 42 |
| "A Chorus Line" producer Joseph | 41 |
| ''Hair'' producer | 33 |
| Poopdeck ___ (Popeye's father) | 34 |
| Poopdeck __ (Popeye's father) | 33 |
| Lucifer Ornamental Yokum, familiarly | 36 |
| World's second largest island | 33 |
| Part of the world's second-largest island | 45 |
| Inlet of the Coral Sea: Gulf of ____ | 36 |
| IndonesiaÂ’s largest province | 32 |
| Gulf of ___ (inlet of the Coral Sea) | 36 |
| Easternmost province of Indonesia | 33 |
| Residents of the capital Jayapura | 33 |
| It's typically 72 for a course | 34 |
| You're good if you can break it | 35 |
| Word before ''excellence'' | 42 |
| When it's broken, that's good | 37 |
| Score that's "saved" | 34 |
| Score between a birdie and a bogey | 34 |
| It's good to break on the links | 35 |
| Excellent drivers often break it | 32 |
| Average score on the golf course | 32 |
| Average score for the golf course | 33 |
| Word often seen before 3, 4 or 5, but never 1 | 45 |
| Word before three, four or five, but not one | 44 |
| What excellent drivers often break | 34 |
| Something that's good to break | 34 |
| Something frequently broken by Tiger Woods | 42 |
| Some shoot it and others break it | 33 |
| Professional drivers usually break it | 37 |
| Like the numbers dos, cuatro, seis, ocho, etc. | 46 |
| It's usually between 3 and 5 | 32 |
| It's often two, in mini golf | 32 |
| It's good if you can break it | 33 |
| It's "for the course" | 35 |
| Good score, if the course is tough | 34 |
| Golf score between bogey and birdie | 35 |
| Five, four or three, on the links | 33 |
| 3, 4 or 5, usually, for a golf hole | 35 |
| 3, 4 or 5 on a golf hole, typically | 35 |
| 2, 3 or 4, usually, in miniature golf | 37 |
| "Legal" or "medic" lead-in | 46 |
| Beginning for "normal" | 32 |
| Starter for "chute" or "sail" | 49 |
| "Trooper" or "medic" start | 46 |
| "Medic" or "meter" lead-in | 46 |
| Prefix with "military" | 32 |
| One who may get a rap at a law office | 37 |
| Lead-in for ''graph'' | 37 |
| Lawyer's assistant, for short | 33 |
| Beginning for "trooper" | 33 |
| Another name for the city of Belém | 37 |
| Aide in a lawyer's office, briefly | 38 |
| ''Medic'' starter | 33 |
| "The Prodigal Son" and others | 39 |
| What's represented by x2 = 4py | 34 |
| Graph of the equation y = ax2 + bx + c | 38 |
| Weekly with 30+ million circulation | 35 |
| Televised Thanksgiving Day event | 32 |
| March event, in more ways than one | 34 |
| Berlin's "Easter ___" | 35 |
| "Wooden Soldiers" action | 34 |
| "I Love a ___," 1931 song hit | 39 |
| "I Love a ___," 1931 song | 35 |
| Celebrated St. Patrick's Day | 32 |
| It might be seen between marching bands | 39 |
| Reasons for some street closures | 32 |
| Fourth of July and Veterans Day events | 38 |
| "This statement is false," e.g. | 41 |
| "I never tell the truth," e.g. | 40 |
| Perfect diamond of 100 or more carats | 37 |