| "Needs more ___" | 26 |
| It always gets in a pickle | 26 |
| You may find it in a pinch | 26 |
| What Lot's wife became | 26 |
| U.S.-U.S.S.R. negotiations | 26 |
| Seasoning and preservative | 26 |
| Measure of worth, they say | 26 |
| Margarita glass rim coater | 26 |
| Lot's wife, ultimately | 26 |
| It may be found in a pinch | 26 |
| Captain Hook or Kidd e.g. | 26 |
| Like French fries, usually | 26 |
| Early U.S./U.S.S.R. treaty | 26 |
| Whistle preventer, perhaps | 26 |
| Chili accompaniment, often | 26 |
| Landlubbers' opposites | 26 |
| Turns codfish into bacalao | 26 |
| Old sailor's demeanor? | 26 |
| Dog resembling a greyhound | 26 |
| Kin of "Prosit!" | 26 |
| "Cheers!" abroad | 26 |
| "Cheers!": Ital. | 26 |
| Round of fire, as a salute | 26 |
| All of America's uncle | 26 |
| One of the Warner Brothers | 26 |
| He made the pants too long | 26 |
| "Cheers" barkeep | 26 |
| 'Cheers' bartender | 26 |
| ___-I-Am (Seuss character) | 26 |
| Rhythmic music in 4/4 time | 26 |
| Celebrated Carnaval, maybe | 26 |
| All the ___ (nevertheless) | 26 |
| Word before time and place | 26 |
| Old story's beginning? | 26 |
| Persistent Seuss character | 26 |
| Neighbor of Fiji and Tonga | 26 |
| Where lavalava lovers live | 26 |
| Modern means of connecting | 26 |
| Margaret Mead's milieu | 26 |
| South Pacific tourist site | 26 |
| Pacific archipelago nation | 26 |
| Margaret Mead's island | 26 |
| About 7% of it is American | 26 |
| "Eye in the sky" | 26 |
| Small boat of the Far East | 26 |
| Asian boat with a mat roof | 26 |
| End-of-aisle product offer | 26 |
| Use, as for one's song | 26 |
| Actors Neill and Waterston | 26 |
| Dangers to military planes | 26 |
| ___ Club (warehouse store) | 26 |
| Kafka character Gregor ___ | 26 |
| 1946 British Open champion | 26 |
| He-man who shunned barbers | 26 |
| Biblical book in two parts | 26 |
| Anointer of Saul and David | 26 |
| Common California map word | 26 |
| Respectful add-on in Tokyo | 26 |
| Word in Western city names | 26 |
| Word before Pedro or Pablo | 26 |
| Simeon or Salvador lead-in | 26 |
| Respectful Japanese suffix | 26 |
| Jose and Francisco lead-in | 26 |
| Gabriel or Rafael preceder | 26 |
| ___ Jacinto Day (April 21) | 26 |
| ___ Bernardino, California | 26 |
| Walled city of the Mideast | 26 |
| It has a bottom but no top | 26 |
| Potential splinter remover | 26 |
| It helps smooth things out | 26 |
| Colonel who got his wings? | 26 |
| Boxing gold medalist: 1952 | 26 |
| 1988 Heisman Trophy winner | 26 |
| Home of the Famous Chicken | 26 |
| "Big Daddy" star | 26 |
| Bullock of 'Speed' | 26 |
| Vegas casino razed in 1996 | 26 |
| Vegas casino razed in 1997 | 26 |
| Does a carpenter's job | 26 |
| Beach and desert stretches | 26 |
| Golf club used in a bunker | 26 |
| Lunchbox occupant, usually | 26 |
| With all one's marbles | 26 |
| Not as far around the bend | 26 |
| Comparatively right-minded | 26 |
| Succumbed to being grilled | 26 |
| Performed at a karaoke bar | 26 |
| Fruit-filled wine beverage | 26 |
| Wine and fruit juice drink | 26 |
| Punch-bowl contents, maybe | 26 |
| Potable served with paella | 26 |
| Decaffeinated coffee brand | 26 |
| Resort on the Ligurian Sea | 26 |
| 1920 peace conference site | 26 |
| French "without" | 26 |
| ___ doute (certainly): Fr. | 26 |
| "Ho ho ho" crier | 26 |
| Christmas letter recipient | 26 |
| Producer of a famous laugh | 26 |
| Man with a small workforce | 26 |