| "Frankenstein" author | 31 |
| "Adonais" poet | 24 |
| 'Frankenstein' author | 29 |
| She was Diane Chambers on "Cheers" | 44 |
| Oscar winner of '59 and '65 | 35 |
| Best supporting actress in 1959 and 1965 | 40 |
| Certain actress's tonic | 27 |
| What some are allergic to | 25 |
| What an underwater gunner can do | 32 |
| Mollusk or crustacean | 21 |
| "My daughter would love to go angling"? | 49 |
| Sort of swindle | 15 |
| Sleight-of-hand scam | 20 |
| Thimblerig cousin | 17 |
| Pea-shuffler's medium | 25 |
| Kin of three card monte | 23 |
| Conchologist's swindle? | 27 |
| Con of a sort | 13 |
| 'Find the pea' con | 26 |
| Spending, with "out" | 30 |
| Bombarding | 10 |
| Pain? | 5 |
| Pod removals | 12 |
| Its logo is based on a scallop | 30 |
| Turtlemobile? | 13 |
| Pay painfully | 13 |
| Hand over money | 15 |
| Hunter's supply, perhaps | 28 |
| Combing attractions | 19 |
| What she sells by the seashore | 30 |
| Wentletraps | 11 |
| Taco holders | 12 |
| Seashore sales | 14 |
| Seashore finds | 14 |
| Pasta that's often stuffed | 30 |
| Oyster throwaways | 17 |
| Natural necklace components | 27 |
| Narrow racing boats | 19 |
| Henley entries | 14 |
| Henley craft | 12 |
| Frees peas from a pod | 21 |
| Conchs, e.g. | 12 |
| Conchologist's interest | 27 |
| Conches, etc. | 13 |
| Con man's trio | 18 |
| Combing attractions? | 20 |
| Cioppino leavings | 17 |
| Beachgoer's collectibles | 28 |
| Beachcombing finds | 18 |
| Beachcomber's loot | 22 |
| Beachcomber's collection | 28 |
| Beach-combing finds | 19 |
| Beach gleanings | 15 |
| The Nutcracker brought __ | 25 |
| Combat stress syndrome | 22 |
| Battle fatigue | 14 |
| "The woman will behave outrageously" | 46 |
| Pays plenty | 11 |
| Retail establishment with a mollusk feature as its logo | 55 |
| Place to gas up with a scallop as its logo | 42 |
| The munitions expert ordered ___ | 32 |
| Cut with the tenderloin removed | 31 |
| Beef strip loin | 15 |
| Chitinous | 9 |
| "Waitress" writer/director Adrienne | 45 |
| Bo-Peep's problem | 21 |
| Bo-Peep problem | 15 |
| Repeated words, alternately with and without "not" | 60 |
| Opening of 4/23/63 | 18 |
| Jerry Bock hit song | 19 |
| Daisy-petal verdict | 19 |
| Bock-Harnick show: 1963 | 23 |
| Partly tripled, a lyric from a 1964 #1 pop song | 47 |
| "The Giving Tree" author | 34 |
| Late children's author-illustrator | 38 |
| 1970 Grammy winner for writing "A Boy Named Sue" (25) | 63 |
| Refuge, as from a storm | 23 |
| Basic need | 10 |
| Tax loophole | 12 |
| Storm protection | 16 |
| Relative of food and clothing | 29 |
| Refuge from a storm | 19 |
| Lee | 3 |
| Lean-to, e.g. | 13 |
| Bus-stop structure | 18 |
| A dead tree's lack, according to T.S. Eliot | 47 |
| A basic need | 12 |
| A basic human need | 18 |
| Housed | 6 |
| Taken to a safe place | 21 |
| Like a prime candidate for disillusionment | 42 |
| Insulated from worldly problems | 31 |
| Square footage? | 15 |
| They may be no-kill | 19 |
| Gregor Samsa "Makeshift ___" | 38 |
| Cotes, cottages, etc. | 21 |
| A.S.P.C.A. units | 16 |
| Refuge market transaction? | 26 |
| Hotel room levy? | 16 |
| Scottish pony or dog | 20 |