| 'The Audacity of --' | 28 |
| Rhode Island's motto | 24 |
| Between faith and charity | 25 |
| Optimist's feeling | 22 |
| Word before and after against | 29 |
| Optimist's attribute | 24 |
| Obama 2008 campaign word | 24 |
| Despair's opposite | 22 |
| Crossed fingers symbolize it | 28 |
| Crosby's road companion | 27 |
| Crosby's longtime pal | 25 |
| Clinton's hometown | 22 |
| Bill Clinton's birthplace | 29 |
| "Road" film star | 26 |
| Word on a 2008 Obama poster | 27 |
| What an optimist always has | 27 |
| Well-traveled comedian | 22 |
| Presidential birthplace | 23 |
| Perennial comedian Bob | 22 |
| One of Pandora's finds | 26 |
| One of Faith's friends? | 27 |
| One might lose it in a crisis | 29 |
| Obama campaign concept | 22 |
| Motto of the Ocean State | 24 |
| He starred with Crosby | 22 |
| Good thing not to give up | 25 |
| Crosby's road partner | 25 |
| Crosby's fellow traveler | 28 |
| Crosby's comedy costar | 26 |
| Bill Clinton's hometown | 27 |
| "Old Ski-Nose" | 24 |
| "Keep ___ alive!" | 27 |
| _______ , Fraser Valley town | 28 |
| Remain stubbornly optimistic | 28 |
| Unlikely Hollywood rift | 23 |
| Be unrealistically optimistic | 29 |
| Be optimistic, no matter what | 29 |
| Crossed one's fingers | 25 |
| Had one's fingers crossed | 29 |
| Subject of a renowned curse | 27 |
| Had great expectations | 22 |
| Didn't quite expect | 23 |
| Gem with a legendary curse | 26 |
| Large gem in the Smithsonian | 28 |
| Gem in the Smithsonian | 22 |
| Famous large deep-blue rock | 27 |
| Basball venue for dreamers? | 27 |
| Crosses one's fingers | 25 |
| Optimists keep them alive | 25 |
| Optimistic expectations | 23 |
| Language of the Southwest | 25 |
| Driver's invitation | 23 |
| Snake-dance specialist | 22 |
| Arizona Native American | 23 |
| They have their reservations | 28 |
| People of the Southwest | 23 |
| Native of the Southwest | 23 |
| Language related to Nahuatl | 27 |
| Tribe with a Bear Clan | 22 |
| Tribe known for kachina dolls | 29 |
| Northern Arizona native | 23 |
| Neighbors of the Navajo | 23 |
| Language related to Shoshone | 28 |
| Language related to Comanche | 28 |
| Kachina fashioner, for one | 26 |
| Indian of the Southwest | 23 |
| Traditional snake dancer | 24 |
| Southwestern snake dancer | 25 |
| Southwestern pottery maker | 26 |
| Northern Arizona tribe | 22 |
| Northern Arizona Indian | 23 |
| Navajo's neighbor, maybe | 28 |
| Mesa dwellers of Arizona | 24 |
| Kachina doll producers | 22 |
| Indian of northeast Arizona | 27 |
| Early Grand Canyon settlers | 27 |
| Dwellers at First Mesa, Ariz. | 29 |
| Desert islands, so to speak | 27 |
| Certain peaceful Indian | 23 |
| Certain Kachina carvers | 23 |
| A language spoken in Arizona | 28 |
| "Peaceful" Indian | 27 |
| Invitation to a hitchhiker | 26 |
| "Climb aboard!" | 25 |
| Words to a hopeful traveler | 27 |
| Welcoming words from a driver | 29 |
| Invitation from a motorist | 26 |
| DriverÂ’s invitation | 23 |
| Retire in a spry manner | 23 |
| Arizona Native Americans | 24 |
| Southwestern sheepherders | 25 |
| Snake dance participants | 24 |
| Sheepherders of the Southwest | 29 |
| Certain Pueblo Indians | 22 |
| Motorcyclist's invitation | 29 |
| Biker's invitation | 22 |
| Join, as the bandwagon | 22 |
| Invitation to join a hayride | 28 |
| Bus driver's solicitation | 29 |
| Board a trolley, perhaps | 24 |