| (n.) a spinning device used in underground laboratories | 55 |
| What lies between the lines | 27 |
| Metaphorical meaning | 20 |
| Foreign-film feature | 20 |
| Nautilus? | 9 |
| Foreign-language film aid | 25 |
| Foreign-flick feature | 21 |
| Foreign film feature | 20 |
| Dialogue for Pearl White | 24 |
| "Came the dawn," e.g. | 31 |
| Like many foreign films | 23 |
| The Library's rare first-edition printing of "The Star-Spangled Banner" is, to its publisher's chagrin, ___ | 125 |
| Understated | 11 |
| Nuanced | 7 |
| Not blatant | 11 |
| Easy to overlook | 16 |
| Tricky; elusive | 15 |
| Not so easy to dig? | 19 |
| Nonobvious | 10 |
| Hardly blunt | 12 |
| Full of nuance | 14 |
| Delicately suggestive | 21 |
| Â Â Understated | 21 |
| Rooster that doesn't wake you up? | 37 |
| More understated | 16 |
| More nuanced | 12 |
| Finer in meaning | 16 |
| Wanted: Household servant who's less outspoken | 50 |
| Least obvious | 13 |
| Elusive points | 14 |
| It's easy to miss | 21 |
| In a delicate manner | 20 |
| How irony may be presented | 26 |
| Periscope lens kept as a souvenir? | 34 |
| Saxophone sound | 15 |
| Bulleted points, perhaps | 24 |
| Amount so far | 13 |
| Result of a Navy inventory? | 27 |
| Pretax number | 13 |
| Pretax figure | 13 |
| Pretax amount | 13 |
| Accountant's partial sum | 28 |
| Bookkeeper's gift? | 22 |
| Pretax sums, e.g. | 17 |
| Take 2, clue 2 | 14 |
| FARMED OUT WORK | 15 |
| Does grade-school math | 22 |
| Mindanao's Tasadays, e.g. | 29 |
| Grouping, as of blood | 21 |
| Class within a class | 20 |
| Less important classifications | 30 |
| Many a commuter's home | 26 |
| Residential locale | 18 |
| Metropolitan outlier | 20 |
| Metropolitan area component | 27 |
| Commuter's home | 19 |
| Scarsdale, e.g., to New York City | 33 |
| Scarsdale or Shaker Heights | 27 |
| Satellite of a sort | 19 |
| Outskirts of a city | 19 |
| Outlying town, vis-Ã -vis the city | 36 |
| Mississauga or Tuxedo | 21 |
| Great Neck to N.Y.C., e.g. | 26 |
| Evanston, to Chicago | 20 |
| Commuters' community | 24 |
| Commuters' commune | 22 |
| CommuterÂ’s home | 19 |
| City neighbor | 13 |
| Bethesda, to D.C. | 17 |
| "Weeds" setting, e.g. | 31 |
| Station wagon | 13 |
| Beyond the city limits | 22 |
| Like soccer moms | 16 |
| Like outlying districts | 23 |
| Like bedroom communities | 24 |
| Harmony in a residential community? [Chevrolet, Honda] | 54 |
| Risky marketing of sports jackets on a city's outskirts? [Chevrolet] | 72 |
| Intoxicant ill-suited for cosmopolitans? | 40 |
| Astronomical phenomenon seen outside the city? | 46 |
| Mall myth? | 10 |
| Residential area of California [think Chevy] | 44 |
| Chevrolet SUVs | 14 |
| Ranch house site | 16 |
| Growing post-W.W. II environs | 29 |
| Commuters' realm | 20 |
| Commuter towns | 14 |
| Bedroom community culture | 25 |
| Bedroom communities | 19 |
| "The Stepford Wives" setting | 38 |
| "American Beauty" setting | 35 |
| Split-level places | 18 |
| City's outskirts | 20 |
| Sites of depictions of very normal American lives | 49 |
| Columbus' surroundings | 26 |
| Bedroom communities, often | 26 |
| Areas outside cities | 20 |
| Act the fifth columnist | 23 |
| Underminer of principles | 24 |
| Overthrowing | 12 |
| Unspoken, but thought | 21 |