| Brian ______ | 12 |
| Prefix for many | 15 |
| Kind of cereal | 14 |
| Like onions | 11 |
| Biplane? | 8 |
| Like many at the U.N. | 21 |
| Television, radio, print, etc. | 30 |
| Like many modern computers | 26 |
| Dow Chemical, e.g.: Abbr. | 25 |
| Six, nine or twelve, for three | 30 |
| Nine to three, say | 18 |
| Manifold or complex | 19 |
| Having several parts | 20 |
| Movie venue | 11 |
| Weekend hot spot | 16 |
| Cottontail's specialty? | 27 |
| The "3" in "6 x 3 = 18" | 43 |
| Tool with many uses? | 20 |
| Proliferate | 11 |
| Find a product | 14 |
| How to get 24 from 3 | 20 |
| Step Two: Take the figure you get for Step One and do this | 58 |
| Redouble | 8 |
| Like most brain neurons | 23 |
| Like some magnetic fields | 25 |
| Like a triplex | 14 |
| Having several sections, as a rocket | 36 |
| Like many cold medications | 26 |
| Put a variety of labels on? | 27 |
| Be a juggler? | 13 |
| Like a stressful job? | 21 |
| Big campus, today | 17 |
| Name Jerry accidentally calls a girlfriend whose name rhymes with part of the female anatomy, on "Seinfeld" | 117 |
| Charity concert for ornamental flowers | 38 |
| Bombay, today | 13 |
| Gin brand, modern-style? | 24 |
| Speaks unclearly | 16 |
| Talks indistinctly | 18 |
| Fails to enunciate | 18 |
| Doesn't speak clearly? | 26 |
| Obscure utterings | 17 |
| Japanese apricot | 16 |
| __ and Sons | 11 |
| Quiet-sounding champagne brand | 30 |
| Name on a champagne label | 25 |
| Pantomimist | 11 |
| Marcher in annual Phila. parade | 31 |
| Spectacle in Philadelphia on Jan. 1 | 35 |
| Response to "What's a six-letter answer for 'Silent performer'?"? | 87 |
| Pretentious ceremony | 20 |
| Preserved bodies | 16 |
| Archaeological discovery? | 25 |
| Egyptian museum curator's memoir? | 37 |
| ... biographical best seller? | 29 |
| Movie starring Lon Chaney Jr., with "The" | 51 |
| Cheat, on Cheapside | 19 |
| Diehard of a sort | 17 |
| Childhood disease beats out a runny nose? | 41 |
| Silences? | 9 |
| Voluminous dress | 16 |
| Red, in Samoa | 13 |
| Dress style from Oahu | 21 |
| Billy of "Lost in Space" | 34 |
| "Lost in Space" child actor Billy | 43 |
| Town or city: Abbr. | 19 |
| Of city govt. | 13 |
| Island off Celebes | 18 |
| Eats, as chips | 14 |
| Snacking on | 11 |
| Snacker's activity | 22 |
| Low-ranking employee in Emerald City | 36 |
| Oz denizen | 10 |
| Lollipop Guild member | 21 |
| Members of "The Lullaby League" | 41 |
| Lollipop Guild members | 22 |
| Good for snacking | 17 |
| For snacking | 12 |
| Indiana home of Ball State University | 37 |
| Indiana city nicknamed "Middletown, U.S.A." | 53 |
| Home of Ball State College | 26 |
| City northeast of Indianapolis | 30 |
| City ENE of Indianapolis | 24 |
| River in Iran | 13 |
| Commonplace quality | 19 |
| "Sic transit gloria ___" | 34 |
| Sic transit gloria ___ | 22 |
| Harmonia ___ (classical label) | 30 |
| Saxophonist-composer Jimmy, known for his big-band arrangements for Benny Goodman and Count | 91 |
| Legume used to produce sprouts | 30 |
| Bean-y buddies? | 15 |
| Reclaimed wool | 14 |
| Low-grade wool | 14 |
| Wool of poor quality | 20 |
| Ray Dorset band ___ Jerry | 25 |
| Poor quality wool | 17 |
| Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Van Lingle -- | 38 |
| "Port ___" (2004 Patrick McGrath novel) | 49 |
| "In the Summertime" ___ Jerry | 39 |
| ___ Park, African explorer | 26 |
| Capital of Bavaria | 18 |