| Asian instrument | 16 |
| 18- or 19-string instrument | 27 |
| "Norwegian Wood" strings | 34 |
| Company that pays Indian musicians? | 35 |
| Ravi Shankar, for one | 21 |
| Shankar, notably | 16 |
| Ravi Shankar, e.g. | 18 |
| Certain string player | 21 |
| Indian lute players | 19 |
| Instruments for Ravi Shankar | 28 |
| Indian lutes | 12 |
| Indian instruments | 18 |
| Shankar instruments | 19 |
| Stringed instruments of India | 29 |
| Raga instruments | 16 |
| Long-necked strings | 19 |
| Long-necked lutes | 17 |
| Long-necked instruments | 23 |
| Instruments with teakwood necks | 31 |
| Instruments of India | 20 |
| Indian stringed instruments | 27 |
| Hindu lutes | 11 |
| Hindu instruments | 17 |
| Bollywood strings | 17 |
| Types of chordophones | 21 |
| They have pear-shaped bodies | 28 |
| The Indians play them | 21 |
| Shankar collection | 18 |
| Raga needs | 10 |
| Raga musicmakers | 16 |
| Ones sticking their necks out to entertain? | 43 |
| Music-makers of India | 21 |
| Lute-family members | 19 |
| Instruments with sympathetic strings | 36 |
| Instruments with movable frets | 30 |
| Instruments with curved frets | 29 |
| Instruments used by the Beatles | 31 |
| Instruments that usually have at least 18 strings | 49 |
| Instruments played with mizraabs | 32 |
| Instruments in the Beatles' "Norwegian Wood" and "Within You Without You" | 97 |
| Instruments for Shankar | 23 |
| Indians play them | 17 |
| Indian musician's collection | 32 |
| Indian instruments popular with British Invasion bands | 54 |
| Hindu stringed instruments | 26 |
| Hindu musical instruments | 25 |
| Hindu music makers | 18 |
| Fretted instruments | 19 |
| Eastern instruments | 19 |
| Double-bridged instruments | 26 |
| Band members with long necks? | 29 |
| Documentary about a Ravi Shankar concert tour? | 46 |
| Hospitable host's invitation | 32 |
| Occupy, as a table | 18 |
| Join, as a table | 16 |
| Have a chair by, as a table | 27 |
| Use, as a table | 15 |
| Pull a chair up to | 18 |
| Occupy, in a way | 16 |
| Occupy, as a booth | 18 |
| Occupy a table | 14 |
| Occupy as a wedding table | 26 |
| Get behind, as a desk | 21 |
| Choose, as a table | 18 |
| ___ table (dine) | 16 |
| ___ attention (pay heed) | 24 |
| Wait by the phone, perhaps | 26 |
| Not go out | 10 |
| Perch on | 8 |
| Take no action | 14 |
| Relax comfortably | 17 |
| Enjoy a recliner | 16 |
| Chillax, say | 12 |
| One way to unwind | 17 |
| ''Cool your jets!'' | 35 |
| Advice to the edgy | 18 |
| Advice to the accomplisher | 26 |
| "Take a chill pill" | 29 |
| Neighbor in the bleachers, say | 30 |
| Fail to act | 11 |
| Wait eagerly at, as the phone | 29 |
| Remain unmoved | 14 |
| Refuse to play | 14 |
| Plop down next to | 17 |
| One may do this idly | 20 |
| Not get involved | 16 |
| Don't get involved | 22 |
| Do nothing, with 61Across | 25 |
| Be passive | 10 |
| Avoid action | 12 |
| ___ the phone (wait for a call) | 31 |
| "Jersey Shore" guy, slangily | 38 |
| "Cheers," e.g. | 24 |
| Prime-time staple | 17 |
| TV standard | 11 |
| TV show with a laugh track | 26 |
| TV portmanteau | 14 |
| Prime-time category | 19 |
| "Seinfeld" or "Frasier" | 43 |
| "Friends," e.g. | 25 |