| Cervantes's ___ Panza | 25 |
| "I Really Like Him" singer in "Man of La Mancha" | 68 |
| ___ Panza of "Don Quixote" | 36 |
| Literary squire | 15 |
| Donkey-riding squire | 20 |
| Card game of the all fours family | 33 |
| Panza and others | 16 |
| City in the Capistrano School District | 38 |
| California city by Camp Pendleton | 33 |
| Holy, in Latin phrases | 22 |
| ___ SpÃritus (Cuban city) | 28 |
| Permission or penalty | 21 |
| Official permission | 19 |
| Approve or penalize | 19 |
| Making binding | 14 |
| Consecrated place | 17 |
| Religious hymn | 14 |
| Fortress for summer shoes? | 26 |
| Wearing huaraches | 17 |
| Like centurions, typically | 26 |
| Don't toss out that pile of OLD MAGAZINES; recycle them into a ___, perfect for keeping your beer clean at the beach | 120 |
| Birkenstock fastener | 20 |
| Evidence of having worn thongs | 30 |
| Tree with fragrant oil | 22 |
| Fragrant Asian tree | 19 |
| Tree that is a source of incense | 32 |
| Material for cabinetwork | 24 |
| Incense source | 14 |
| Incense fragrance | 17 |
| Huarache material? | 18 |
| Instructions to a furniture refinisher? | 39 |
| She/he pairing | 14 |
| Resin-yielding tree | 19 |
| Resin used in making varnish | 28 |
| N. African tree | 15 |
| Trees with dark, fragrant wood | 30 |
| Works often blown away upon completion | 38 |
| It may range from beach castles to Buddhist mandalas | 52 |
| Temporary flood stopper | 23 |
| Flood prevention item | 21 |
| Balloon ballast | 15 |
| Surreptitiously thwart | 22 |
| Levee accessory | 15 |
| Emergency levee component | 25 |
| Dike component | 14 |
| Common balloon ballast | 22 |
| Coerce crudely | 14 |
| Bit of flood protection | 23 |
| Bank protector? | 15 |
| Bank fortifier | 14 |
| Used crude force | 16 |
| Flood protection items | 22 |
| Stealthily thwarts | 18 |
| Levee items | 11 |
| Danger for a riverboat | 22 |
| Many a crash cushion at a construction zone | 43 |
| River hazards | 13 |
| Coastal shipping perils | 23 |
| Remove graffiti from, in a way | 30 |
| Etch, in a way | 14 |
| Clean, with force | 17 |
| Clean with high-velocity particles | 34 |
| Clean stone, one way | 20 |
| One for whom silicosis is an occupational hazard | 48 |
| Removes paint, in a way | 23 |
| Unable to see much | 18 |
| Playground feature | 18 |
| Backyard play area | 18 |
| Where little kids dream of stardom | 34 |
| Playground play ground | 22 |
| Place for child's play | 26 |
| Place for a classic fight | 25 |
| Kiddie playground area | 22 |
| Writer of a 1939 Lincoln bio | 28 |
| Lincoln biographer | 18 |
| He wrote "The People, Yes" | 36 |
| A Lincoln biographer | 20 |
| 'Chicago Poems' writer | 30 |
| Carl/Warren | 11 |
| Mold metal in a certain way | 27 |
| Potential beach find | 20 |
| Pacific Coast food fish | 23 |
| Flounder type | 13 |
| Flatfish type | 13 |
| Famed jockey | 12 |
| Famous jockey | 13 |
| Jockey Earl | 11 |
| Horse racing Hall-of-Famer Earl | 31 |
| 1930 Triple Crown jockey | 24 |
| Triple Crown jockey of 1930 | 27 |
| Three-time Derby-winning jockey | 31 |
| Three-time Derby winner | 23 |
| Noted jockey of yesteryear | 26 |
| Jockey great Earl ___ | 21 |
| Jockey Earl who rode Gallant Fox to the 1930 Triple Crown | 57 |
| Hall-of-Fame jockey Earl | 24 |
| Hall of Fame jockey Earl | 24 |
| Famous jockey of yore | 21 |
| Famed ex-jockey | 15 |
| Ex-jockey of note | 17 |