| Golden fish; ide | 16 |
| Golden fish stocked in ornamental pools | 39 |
| Golden carp | 11 |
| Fish stocked in ornamental pools | 32 |
| A fishbowl occupant | 19 |
| Opera first performed in 1762 | 29 |
| Opera based on Greek legend | 27 |
| Some fishbowl occupants | 23 |
| "Friend __?" | 22 |
| "Friend ___?" (sentry's query) | 44 |
| "Friend ___?" | 23 |
| Part of a sentry's query | 28 |
| Part of a sentry's call | 27 |
| Friend ___? | 11 |
| "Was it friend ___ . . . ?": Rossetti | 47 |
| "Was it a friend ___ . . . ?": Rossetti | 49 |
| " . . . fame of friend ___": Riley | 44 |
| Gold embroidery | 15 |
| Fish often seen in pools | 24 |
| Curtain fabric: Var. | 20 |
| Lifesavers of a kind | 20 |
| Specialized part of a cell | 26 |
| Mitochondrion, for one | 22 |
| Instrumental 'Falcon Crest' actress? | 44 |
| Street performer of yore | 24 |
| Stereotypical monkey owner | 26 |
| Performing monkey's employer | 32 |
| Man with a monkey, stereotypically | 34 |
| Is he guilty of monkey business? | 32 |
| Cranky street performer? | 24 |
| Certain street performer | 24 |
| Chemist's substance | 23 |
| Substance whose synthesis required a "life force," alchemists believed | 80 |
| Giver of naturally grown veggies to a food bank? | 48 |
| Natural sandwich? | 17 |
| Many trendy health food items | 29 |
| Animal and vegetable matter | 27 |
| They're not laid in a cage | 30 |
| Professional lorry drivers et al. | 33 |
| Church musician, often | 22 |
| Church musician | 15 |
| Ballpark player | 15 |
| Sunday player | 13 |
| Sunday musician | 15 |
| Stroker of the keys? | 20 |
| Saint-Saëns was one | 22 |
| Pedal pusher? | 13 |
| One playing in church | 21 |
| One may play at a ballpark | 26 |
| Musician in a loft | 18 |
| J.S. Bach, e.g. | 15 |
| Cathedral musician | 18 |
| Bach prelude player | 19 |
| Players for prayers | 19 |
| They often play at stadiums | 27 |
| Cosa Nostra's forte | 23 |
| Political force | 15 |
| Tool for the scatterbrained | 27 |
| Founders | 8 |
| Sorts out | 9 |
| Sunday hymn accompaniment | 25 |
| Bach composition that might have you pulling out all the stops? | 63 |
| Instrument of thought | 21 |
| Instrument for acquiring knowledge | 34 |
| They may stand tall in a church | 31 |
| Something pulled at church/Cry after a holdup | 45 |
| Something pulled out in church | 30 |
| Dulciana, for one | 17 |
| They're often pulled out in church | 38 |
| Church musicians' choices | 29 |
| Church musician's condition? | 32 |
| Change of heart? | 16 |
| Church instrument swap? | 23 |
| Operation for a new liver or kidney | 35 |
| It can lead to a change of heart? | 33 |
| GROAN? | 6 |
| Polyphonic voice part | 21 |
| Wedding dress fabric | 20 |
| Evening dress material | 22 |
| Bridal gown material | 20 |
| Exciting conclusion? | 20 |
| The feeling may be mutual | 25 |
| Start to this puzzle's theme, appropriately | 47 |
| Pleasure peak | 13 |
| Peak moment | 11 |
| Peak called "the little death" in French | 50 |
| Museum of Sex subject | 21 |
| Climax that may be simultaneous, as in three places in this grid | 64 |
| 1977 single by Buzzcocks best enjoyed alone? | 44 |
| They may be faked | 17 |
| Lay missions? | 13 |
| Early Trey Parker/Matt Stone film | 33 |
| Co. structure, perhaps | 22 |
| Diagram showing company positions, briefly | 42 |
| Flavoring of orange and almond | 30 |
| Almond-flavored syrup | 21 |
| Almond syrup | 12 |
| Flavoring substance | 19 |
| Almondy drink | 13 |
| Almond-orange syrup | 19 |