| It's paired with 3 | 22 |
| 3 | 1 |
| Symbols on phones | 17 |
| Quarters for quiet dogs? | 24 |
| Entrance fees in London? | 24 |
| Get the bartender's attention during Oktoberfest? | 53 |
| Ezra and Irving's memoir of a stand-up comic? | 49 |
| Comedian Paula | 14 |
| Stupid in England? | 18 |
| Name in a mustard brand | 23 |
| Grey ___ | 8 |
| "Grey" mustard brand | 30 |
| Like wet cement | 15 |
| Tip at a boîte | 17 |
| 15 per cent of the check | 24 |
| Be negative about | 17 |
| Used for spiking | 16 |
| Arrived en masse | 16 |
| Went all out | 12 |
| Supplied in excess | 18 |
| Covered with liberally, as a liquid | 35 |
| Dispensed, as beer from a keg | 29 |
| Wine steward, often | 19 |
| V.I.P. at a tea | 15 |
| Tea-party party | 15 |
| Tea-party hostess, at times | 27 |
| Tea V.I.P. | 10 |
| Tea party hostess, at times | 27 |
| Sommelier, often | 16 |
| Sommelier, at times | 19 |
| Hostess at tea | 14 |
| Bottle opener, at times | 23 |
| Bartender, often | 16 |
| V.I.P.'s at teas | 20 |
| V.I.P.'s at tea | 19 |
| Tea party participants | 22 |
| Serve suds? | 11 |
| Raining cats and dogs | 21 |
| Coming down in buckets | 22 |
| Activity of a tea-party hostess | 31 |
| Precipitating heavily | 21 |
| Park employee at tea? | 21 |
| Add, as syrup to pancakes | 25 |
| Add, as syrup | 13 |
| Add abundantly, as salt | 23 |
| Informal consultation | 21 |
| Falls in sheets | 15 |
| Goes overboard with the emotion | 31 |
| Invests heavily | 15 |
| Calms, as troubled waters | 25 |
| Applies generously | 18 |
| What a tipsy actor does? | 24 |
| ___-café | 11 |
| ___-café, layered liqueur drink | 34 |
| ___-café (after-dinner drink) | 32 |
| Nicolas who painted "The Four Seasons" | 48 |
| Nicolas ___, 17th-century French Classical painter | 50 |
| "The Shepherds of Arcadia" painter | 44 |
| Was sullen | 10 |
| Was sulky | 9 |
| Was in a sulk | 13 |
| Gave some lip? | 14 |
| One displeasing Santa | 21 |
| Unhappy one | 11 |
| Sulker | 6 |
| Slender long-legged pigeon | 27 |
| One who's moping | 20 |
| One looking down | 16 |
| Obviously unhappy person | 24 |
| Long-legged pigeon | 18 |
| Those with a coo or a moue | 26 |
| Exclusions from Santa's list? | 33 |
| Sulking more | 12 |
| Canadian french fries dish | 26 |
| Fast food, in Francoeur | 23 |
| Looking grumpy | 14 |
| Payment to those who feel moody? | 32 |
| Sullen and looking unhappy | 26 |
| Inclined to sulk | 16 |
| Looking displeased | 18 |
| Apt to mope | 11 |
| Showing sulkiness | 17 |
| Like one in the sulks | 21 |
| Like a model's lips, perhaps | 32 |
| Bitching | 8 |
| Part of a sultry look | 21 |
| Way to look at things, for short | 32 |
| PBS documentary series | 22 |
| Angle of a sort: abbr. | 22 |
| Where an opinion may come from, for short | 41 |
| Perspective: Abbr. | 18 |
| Personal slant: Abbr. | 21 |
| PBS documentary-film program | 28 |
| PBS documentary showcase since 1988 | 35 |
| PBS doc. | 8 |
| Motion picture angle: Abbr. | 27 |
| Long-running PBS film showcase | 30 |
| Long-running PBS documentary film series | 40 |
| Cameraperson's angle (Abbr.) | 32 |
| Camera angle: abbr. | 19 |