| In a lascivious way | 19 |
| Salaciousness | 13 |
| Delaware city | 13 |
| George Eliot's mate | 23 |
| English writer-critic: 1817–78 | 37 |
| English philosopher George Henry ___ | 36 |
| English battle site: May 14, 1264 | 33 |
| Delmarva beach town | 19 |
| Delaware resort city | 20 |
| Delaware resort | 15 |
| 1998 name in the news | 21 |
| Intern of 1998 news | 19 |
| Intern in the news | 18 |
| Whom Sacagawea aided | 20 |
| RAMSEYS | 7 |
| Leaders of a famous expedition | 30 |
| Lamb Chop creator + country guitarist | 37 |
| Portrait of an explorer with his timepiece? | 43 |
| Carroll and Jerry | 17 |
| Borough of London | 17 |
| Fitting name for a prison warden | 32 |
| Father of Andy Hardy | 22 |
| Locale of Bates College | 23 |
| City on the Androscoggin | 24 |
| Unconditional Broadway hit: 1939–47 | 42 |
| Alcindor and Wallace | 20 |
| Hoad and Ayres | 14 |
| Wallace and Ayres | 17 |
| Namesakes of writer Wallace | 27 |
| Cody and Ayres | 14 |
| Ayres and others | 16 |
| Ayres and Gen. Wallace | 22 |
| Ayers and Hoad | 14 |
| Novelist (Civil War general) | 28 |
| Creator of Ben-Hur | 18 |
| Civil War general who became a best-selling author | 50 |
| Doig of TV's "Andromeda" | 38 |
| Linguistics unit | 16 |
| Tool that Superman's archenemy uses to help hang paintings? | 63 |
| Ainsworth of "General Hospital" | 41 |
| Malaga raisin | 13 |
| Wordbooks | 9 |
| Vocabulary-related | 18 |
| Of words | 8 |
| Of a vocabulary | 15 |
| Like vocabulary | 15 |
| Compiler of a dictionary | 24 |
| Like Webster's work | 23 |
| Study of word meanings | 22 |
| Wordbooks; calepins | 19 |
| Dictionaries | 12 |
| Kentucky city | 13 |
| U. S. flattop | 13 |
| Minute Men's avenue | 23 |
| Hub of bluegrass country | 24 |
| First battle of Revolution | 26 |
| April 19, 1775 | 14 |
| Site of a battle on Apr. 19, 1775 | 33 |
| Pretentious phraseology | 23 |
| "Superman" villain | 28 |
| Villain from DC | 15 |
| Superman's archenemy | 24 |
| Toyota's luxury line | 24 |
| US Senior Open sponsor | 22 |
| Upscale marque owned by Toyota | 30 |
| Upscale import | 14 |
| Toyota's luxury brand | 25 |
| RX 300 maker | 12 |
| Off-white ride mentioned in "Empire State of Mind" | 60 |
| Make with "December to remember" sales events | 55 |
| Luxury Toyota make | 18 |
| High-end Toyota | 15 |
| GX maker | 8 |
| F Sport maker | 13 |
| Camry look-alike | 16 |
| Auto debut of 1989 | 18 |
| Acura rival | 11 |
| "The passionate pursuit of perfection" sloganeer | 58 |
| Primitive capacitor | 19 |
| It might store an electric charge | 33 |
| Capacitor predecessor | 21 |
| Condenser jars | 14 |
| Bazooka Joe's working peeper | 32 |
| Space writer Willy and others | 29 |
| Simon who wrote "The Death of Napoleon" | 49 |
| Fields suitable for grazing (var.) | 34 |
| Certain pewters | 15 |
| ___ Zeppelin (all-girl cover band) | 34 |
| Map figure: Abbr. | 17 |
| Ted Williams was one | 20 |
| How quickly pachyderms get seen at the hospital? | 48 |
| "Girl on TV" boy band | 31 |
| Low-frequency oscillation (abbr.) | 33 |
| English electronic act since 1990 | 33 |
| Defunct boy band with "Summer Girls" | 46 |
| Boy band with the 2001 hit "Every Other Time" | 55 |
| Band with the 1999 hit "Summer Girls" | 47 |
| "Summer Girls" popsters | 33 |
| "Summer Girls" boy band | 33 |
| "Life is Good" boy band | 33 |