| Fairy who married a mortal | 26 |
| More than devotion | 18 |
| Hercules' captive | 21 |
| Captive of Hercules | 19 |
| Hercules's captive | 22 |
| Princess loved by Hercules | 26 |
| A daughter of Eurytus | 21 |
| She was loved by Hercules | 25 |
| Maiden loved by Hercules | 24 |
| Princess of Greek mythology | 27 |
| Princess loved by Heracles | 26 |
| Princess abducted by Hercules | 29 |
| One loved by Hercules | 21 |
| Maiden captured by Hercules | 27 |
| Hercules' prisoner | 22 |
| Hercules' maiden captive | 28 |
| Hercules' captive princess | 30 |
| Hercules held her captive | 25 |
| Hercules fell in love with her | 30 |
| Hercules captured her | 21 |
| Hercules captive | 16 |
| Heracles' love, per Ovid | 28 |
| Heracles' captive maiden | 28 |
| Heracles' beloved | 21 |
| Girl of Greek myth | 18 |
| Daughter of King Eurytus | 24 |
| Captive of Heracles | 19 |
| Book by R. W. Chambers: 1905 | 28 |
| Hercules's captive and others | 33 |
| Blue mineral | 12 |
| Bluish crystalline mineral | 26 |
| Film based on Christie thriller | 31 |
| Zip drive manufacturer | 22 |
| Zip drive maker | 15 |
| Yellow fliers with large eyespots | 33 |
| Spotted fliers | 14 |
| Flyers with large eyespots | 26 |
| Scottish isle and New York college | 34 |
| Certain grapes | 14 |
| Radiotherapy ray | 16 |
| Competitive Food Network show | 29 |
| What a despotic molecular physicist seeks? | 42 |
| Actress Skye and others | 23 |
| "Pompeii" heroine et al. | 34 |
| "Rhinoceros" author and family | 40 |
| John Cusack's co-star in "Say Anything ..." | 57 |
| John Cusack's "Say Anything ..." costar | 53 |
| "Say Anything" actress | 32 |
| "Say Anything ..." star | 33 |
| "Say Anything ..." actress | 36 |
| Q&A at a TV station? | 24 |
| Count of electronically charged particles? | 42 |
| Tube with charged atoms? | 24 |
| Chemical connection that involves a transfer of electrons | 57 |
| Part of the Erechtheum | 22 |
| Heavy-faced type styles | 23 |
| Freelancer's income-tax form | 32 |
| Charge, British-style | 21 |
| Charge, as a British scientist | 30 |
| Radioactive isotope | 19 |
| Radioactive isotope having mass 230 | 35 |
| Isotope of thorium | 18 |
| Removal of electrons | 20 |
| Converts into charged particles | 31 |
| Converts into particles | 23 |
| Charges, in a way | 17 |
| Changes into particles | 22 |
| Becomes charged, as the atmosphere | 34 |
| Like some radiation | 19 |
| Charging, in a way | 18 |
| 'If -- Had a Heart' | 27 |
| Phony dieter's lament | 25 |
| Dubin-Warren hit: 1934 | 22 |
| Egotistical James Bond caper? | 29 |
| Impostor's excuse? | 22 |
| Public land with a charge? | 26 |
| Start for sphere | 16 |
| Prefix for "sphere" | 29 |
| Liquid used in perfumery | 24 |
| Where the Northern Lights occur | 31 |
| Where the D layer is | 20 |
| Radio wave reflector | 20 |
| It reflects radio waves | 23 |
| Charged air? | 12 |
| Sci-fi disturbances | 19 |
| Chemical reaction phenomenon, and what occurs in four symmetrical pairs of long answers in this puzzle | 102 |
| Perfect score | 13 |
| Decimal number | 14 |
| Perfect test score | 18 |
| Five score | 10 |
| Perfect test paper marking | 26 |
| Celsius steam point | 19 |
| Yellowstone's age, parkwise | 31 |
| Years in a century | 18 |
| Senate complement | 17 |
| Ripe old age | 12 |
| Perfect score on a test | 23 |
| Knick score, at times | 21 |
| Grade A grade | 13 |
| Enviable test score | 19 |