| WW2 patrol boat | 15 |
| Huckster and school supporter? | 30 |
| Memphis god | 11 |
| Egyptian god of creation | 24 |
| Chief god of Memphis | 20 |
| The Egyptian Vulcan | 19 |
| His temple is shown in "Aïda" | 42 |
| His temple appears in "Aïda" | 41 |
| God of Memphis | 14 |
| God of Egypt | 12 |
| God in an Egyptian origin story | 31 |
| God for Radamès | 18 |
| Egyptian god of artisans | 24 |
| Deity featured in "Aida" | 34 |
| Creation god: Eg. | 17 |
| Chief Egyptian god | 18 |
| Where fund-raisers might be planned | 35 |
| Harper Valley events | 20 |
| Variety of grouse | 17 |
| Prey for an Arctic fox | 22 |
| Northern grouse | 15 |
| Fully feather-footed flier | 26 |
| Canadian game bird | 18 |
| Alpine grouse | 13 |
| Alberta hiking trail or a fine feathered friend | 47 |
| J. Bailey's partner in show business | 40 |
| Showman associated with the quote "There's a sucker born every minute" | 84 |
| Famous showman | 14 |
| Expert on the sucker trade | 26 |
| Exhibitor of Jumbo the elephant | 31 |
| Circus impresario | 17 |
| Businessman/entertainer who was once mayor of Bridgeport, Conn. | 63 |
| "The Humbugs of the World" author, 1865 | 49 |
| Like Marilyn Monroe, briefly | 28 |
| Recently discontinued retro Chrysler | 36 |
| Chrysler retro car | 18 |
| Chrysler model discontinued in 2010 | 35 |
| Acts of prank vandalism to a retro Chrysler? | 44 |
| Sharp: Abbr. | 12 |
| Relative of publ. | 17 |
| Mil. rank | 10 |
| G.I.'s rating | 17 |
| Hunter beloved by Eos | 21 |
| Major seaport of South Afr. | 27 |
| Winged: Suffix | 14 |
| Benjamin Britten opera | 22 |
| Physician in "Jurassic Park''? | 43 |
| Class of mollusks | 17 |
| Prefixes for wings | 18 |
| Typesetter's concern: Abbr. | 31 |
| Neighbor of Sp. | 15 |
| Gutenberg's forte: Abbr. | 28 |
| Series of book copies: Abbr. | 28 |
| ESPN commentary show since 2001, for short | 42 |
| What this answer seems to have | 30 |
| Scrabble three-pointer | 22 |
| When a computer is functional | 29 |
| Barley water | 12 |
| Fogged in, in Pacific Northwest gateway? | 40 |
| Fictional Miss Jane | 19 |
| Old astronomical arrangement | 28 |
| Long-disproven scientific theory | 32 |
| Classic geocentric theory | 25 |
| Bygone theory of astronomy | 26 |
| Greek astronomer | 16 |
| Second-century astronomer | 25 |
| Second-century astronomer and mathematician | 43 |
| Influential second-century Greek astronomer and geographer | 58 |
| Influential second-century astronomer | 37 |
| Egyptian astronomer | 19 |
| Copernicus proved him wrong | 27 |
| Cataloger of the "original 48" constellations | 55 |
| Ancient Greek astronomer with an Earth-centered theory | 54 |
| Ancient dynasty name | 20 |
| Ancient astronomer who wrote the "Almagest" | 53 |
| Ancient astronomer proved to be wrong by Copernicus | 51 |
| Ancient dynasty founder | 23 |
| Toxic organic compound | 22 |
| Type of food poisoning | 22 |
| Substance falsely tied to food poisoning | 40 |
| Putrescine, e.g. | 16 |
| Product of protein decay | 24 |
| Product of organic decay | 24 |
| Food poisoning | 14 |
| Warning sign at a train station's food court? (NOTE: The original sign, without my additions, actually exists. It's in Grand Central Terminal in NYC, on the lower level — the food court level. The sig | 215 |
| Cynical words for cafés | 26 |
| Eyelid ailment | 14 |
| Drooping eyelid, medically | 26 |
| Labeling system from Brother | 28 |
| New Jersey town on Manasquan Inlet | 34 |
| Hals or Renoir: Abbr. | 21 |
| Giotto was one: Abbr. | 21 |
| Certain artist: Abbr. | 21 |
| Washroom sink fitting | 21 |
| Under-the-sink installation | 27 |
| Plumbing device that might catch a dropped earring | 50 |
| Letter-shaped sink fitting | 26 |
| Letter-shaped plumbing fitting | 30 |
| Bathroom sink fitting | 21 |
| Drainpipe curves | 16 |