| English county bordering Wales | 30 |
| Oceanic tunicate | 16 |
| Small marine animal | 19 |
| Marine tunicate | 15 |
| Transparent sea creature | 24 |
| Tiny creature in warm seas | 26 |
| Marine creature with a transparent, saclike body | 48 |
| A tunicate | 10 |
| Protagonist in Kerouac's "On the Road" | 52 |
| "On The Road" protagonist – in the Atlantic? | 61 |
| Warm-water fishes | 17 |
| "Midnight's Children" author | 42 |
| Entertainment at many a Cuban wedding | 37 |
| Site for flashy couples dancing | 31 |
| Nightspot with Latin music | 26 |
| Jazzy Latin dance site | 22 |
| Baseball's Bando greets Indians | 35 |
| Automated servant for dispensing dip? | 37 |
| Spanish green sauce | 19 |
| Mud volcano | 11 |
| Mudslinging fumarole | 20 |
| Mud volcanoes | 13 |
| Mud volcanos | 12 |
| Oyster plant | 12 |
| Chinese checkers' cousin | 28 |
| What gobs take in | 17 |
| Dinner table combo | 18 |
| Tweedy color | 12 |
| They come in shakers | 20 |
| Table condiments | 16 |
| Sprinkled with gray, as a beard | 31 |
| Speckled, as hair | 17 |
| Fictional chocolate-lover Veruca married to a sergeant of song? | 63 |
| Common seasonings | 17 |
| 1968 Davis/Lawford spy spoof | 28 |
| "We're the reason for the season" could be their motto | 68 |
| Leaping | 7 |
| Dancing or leaping | 18 |
| Village in Italy | 16 |
| Lively Italian dance with a hop step | 36 |
| City and province in Argentina | 30 |
| Took a leap | 11 |
| Dancing movement | 16 |
| Dancing | 7 |
| Ballerina's forte | 21 |
| Fiddler's motion | 20 |
| Proceeding by leaps | 19 |
| Halite source | 13 |
| Type of N.E. colonial dwelling | 30 |
| House style with a long pitched roof in back | 44 |
| Some New England houses | 23 |
| Early New England houses | 24 |
| Plant growing near the sea | 26 |
| Dinner-table items | 18 |
| Cured, dried fish | 17 |
| Bather using magnesium sulfate? | 31 |
| Bambi's creator | 19 |
| He wrote "Bambi" | 26 |
| "Bambi" author | 24 |
| He created Bambi | 16 |
| Author of "Bambi" | 27 |
| "Bambi" creator Felix | 31 |
| Where NaCl is made | 18 |
| Where brine is refined | 22 |
| NaCl works | 10 |
| NaCl plant | 10 |
| Whence some condiments come | 27 |
| Sodium chloride factories | 25 |
| Places where brine is evaporated | 32 |
| Chefs, at times | 15 |
| Sanitation trucks in a snowstorm | 32 |
| Food preservers | 15 |
| Food preservation experts | 25 |
| More saline | 11 |
| More racy, as humor | 19 |
| More racy | 9 |
| More R-rated, as dialogue | 25 |
| More like sailors' talk, stereotypically | 44 |
| More like Popeye | 16 |
| More brackish | 13 |
| Having more four-letter words | 29 |
| Comparatively brackish | 22 |
| Heraldic crosses | 16 |
| Most foulmouthed | 16 |
| Treaty signed by Carter and Brezhnev | 36 |
| Never-ratified cold war agreement | 33 |
| Negotiations of 1977-79 | 23 |
| Negotiation of 1979 | 19 |
| Cold War summit | 15 |
| Cold war draft | 14 |
| Carter/Brezhnev treaty | 22 |
| Carter-era missile pact | 23 |
| 1979 negotiation | 16 |
| Capital of the Mexican state Coahuila | 37 |
| Using a shaker | 14 |
| Preserving, as pork | 19 |
| Saving, as for a rainy day | 26 |
| X-shaped cross | 14 |
| Saint Andrew's cross | 24 |
| Heraldic cross | 14 |