| "Talk to ___" | 23 |
| "She's the one" | 29 |
| "Death Becomes ___" | 29 |
| '60s White House pet | 24 |
| ___ Pleasure (condoms) | 22 |
| ___ Majesty's Ship | 22 |
| Juno's counterpart | 22 |
| Juno's Greek counterpart | 28 |
| Zeus' sister and spouse | 27 |
| Queen of Mount Olympus | 22 |
| "Iliad" quarreler | 27 |
| Zeus's wife and sister | 26 |
| Zeus' jealous wife | 22 |
| Wife and sister of Zeus | 23 |
| Frequent quarreler with Zeus | 28 |
| Mount Olympus matriarch | 23 |
| First lady on Mount Olympus | 27 |
| Zeus's wife/sister | 22 |
| Sister and wife of Zeus | 23 |
| Queen of the Olympian gods | 26 |
| Jealous wife in Greek myth | 26 |
| Greek goddess of marriage | 25 |
| First lady on Mt. Olympus | 25 |
| Daughter of Kronos and Rhea | 27 |
| Daughter of Cronus and Rhea | 27 |
| Zeus's sister and mate | 26 |
| Zeus's sister (and lover) | 29 |
| Zeus's jealous wife | 23 |
| Zeus' wife and sister | 25 |
| Zeus' sister and wife | 25 |
| Zeus' older sister | 22 |
| Wife or sister of Zeus | 22 |
| Vindictive one, in myth | 23 |
| Vindictive Greek goddess | 24 |
| Trojan War foe of Ares | 22 |
| The peacock was sacred to her | 29 |
| Sister of Hestia and Hades | 26 |
| She mothered a war god | 22 |
| Romans called her Juno | 22 |
| Roman goddess of marriage | 25 |
| Queen seduced by a cuckoo | 25 |
| Queen on Mount Olympus | 22 |
| Queen of the Greek gods | 23 |
| Queen of heaven, to Homer | 25 |
| Patroness of the Argonauts | 26 |
| Mythical queen of heaven | 24 |
| Hercules' stepmother | 24 |
| Her epithet was Argeia | 22 |
| Greek ally in the Trojan War | 28 |
| Goddess of women and marriage | 29 |
| First Lady of Mount Olympus | 27 |
| Eldest daughter of Cronus | 25 |
| Cows are sacred to her | 22 |
| Apple of discord contender | 26 |
| New York's ___ Square | 25 |
| Former New York newspaper | 25 |
| Word in many newspaper names | 28 |
| International ___ Tribune | 25 |
| Dave Barry's paper | 22 |
| Cape May County weekly | 22 |
| Emulated the town crier | 23 |
| Signs of things to come | 23 |
| Announces with fanfare | 22 |
| Ushers in, with fanfare | 23 |
| It may be used in a pinch | 25 |
| Black-eyed Susan, for one | 25 |
| Oregano or marjoram, e.g. | 25 |
| Jacob's ladder, e.g. | 24 |
| Dagwood's neighbor | 22 |
| St. John's Wort, for one | 28 |
| Spearmint or peppermint | 23 |
| Rosemary, basil, or angelica | 28 |
| Plant used for seasoning | 24 |
| Plant used as flavoring | 23 |
| Pimpernel or prairie clover | 27 |
| Peaches' singing partner | 28 |
| Medicine man's choice | 25 |
| Ingredient from the garden | 26 |
| Fennel or sweet cicely | 22 |
| Common chutney ingredient | 25 |
| Cardamom or caraway, e.g. | 25 |
| Bouquet garni component | 23 |
| Alpert of Tijuana Brass fame | 28 |
| Type of tea or medicine | 23 |
| Like some holistic treatments | 29 |
| Like some folk remedies | 23 |
| Kind of tea or medicine | 23 |
| Versatile upscale condiment | 27 |
| Catnip and lovage, e.g. | 23 |
| Plants used in cooking | 22 |
| Turkey stuffing ingredients | 27 |
| Spearmint, peppermint, etc. | 27 |
| Natural food additives | 22 |
| Kitchen garden harvest | 22 |
| Hyssop and catnip, e.g. | 23 |
| Gourmet cook's aids | 23 |
| Clumsy people, in slang | 23 |
| First name in detective work | 28 |
| Christie sleuth Poirot | 22 |
| Agatha's detective | 22 |