| Boundary not to be crossed | 26 |
| Where push comes to shove? | 26 |
| Office phone button, maybe | 26 |
| One involved in a face-off | 26 |
| Suspects are found in them | 26 |
| Flax product used in paint | 26 |
| Coarse fabric --- -woolsey | 26 |
| King Richard's epithet | 26 |
| Lollapalooza, to a flapper | 26 |
| Anti-chapping applications | 26 |
| Red pencil in a makeup kit | 26 |
| Technique used by the deaf | 26 |
| They call a spade a thpade | 26 |
| Pays attention, informally | 26 |
| "Now hear this!" | 26 |
| Antiseptic-surgery pioneer | 26 |
| Antiseptic surgery pioneer | 26 |
| Decision prompter, perhaps | 26 |
| Almost every puppy has one | 26 |
| 23rd president, informally | 26 |
| Polaris' constellation | 26 |
| Hercule Poirot's pride | 26 |
| Upstart business, casually | 26 |
| Big man in Sherwood Forest | 26 |
| Funny Arkansas paper name? | 26 |
| Words by Lorenz Hart: 1937 | 26 |
| Meg or Beth, in literature | 26 |
| Celebrity-appearance words | 26 |
| Cover charge beneficiaries | 26 |
| 1936 Boris Karloff chiller | 26 |
| Tend to work without a net | 26 |
| Practiced Taoist teaching? | 26 |
| Out-of-studio TV broadcast | 26 |
| 'SNL,' for example | 26 |
| Middle of a beautiful quip | 26 |
| Having problems letting go | 26 |
| Hammering as a profession? | 26 |
| Defendant in an 1893 trial | 26 |
| Queen of spades, in hearts | 26 |
| Drunk or wealthy, in slang | 26 |
| Freighterborne intangible? | 26 |
| Functioning like a library | 26 |
| Bright-red unglazed china? | 26 |
| It's opened with a key | 26 |
| Fable of philosopher John? | 26 |
| Necklace adornments, often | 26 |
| Helpers when keys are lost | 26 |
| The eighth plague of Egypt | 26 |
| That which serves to guide | 26 |
| Legendary name for England | 26 |
| Followers of John Wycliffe | 26 |
| Move with a bobbing motion | 26 |
| One-time Hollywood twosome | 26 |
| County of Northern Ireland | 26 |
| They aren't gregarious | 26 |
| Sight at the Texas Capitol | 26 |
| Into-the-stands homer, say | 26 |
| Unbranded calf, to cowboys | 26 |
| Devoted to classical music | 26 |
| New Haven's waterfront | 26 |
| It's usually a-winding | 26 |
| School reunion discoveries | 26 |
| Controversial test subject | 26 |
| Exciting event at the dock | 26 |
| Derby's 50-to-1 horses | 26 |
| Bird with brownish plumage | 26 |
| Effects seen down the road | 26 |
| Packrat's moving need? | 26 |
| Attention-getter's cry | 26 |
| "You listen up!" | 26 |
| "Hey, good ___!" | 26 |
| Georgia tourist attraction | 26 |
| Battle site: Nov. 24, 1863 | 26 |
| Is willingly up to no good | 26 |
| First wireless telegrapher | 26 |
| Partner of Merrie Melodies | 26 |
| Scarily unpredictable type | 26 |
| Not in the strictest sense | 26 |
| Relaxes, as one's grip | 26 |
| Golf hacker's leavings | 26 |
| Romance novelist ___ Leigh | 26 |
| W.W. II radio propagandist | 26 |
| Dorothy's noble sleuth | 26 |
| Princess Margaret's ex | 26 |
| John Bobbitt's ex-wife | 26 |
| Brazilian city west of Rio | 26 |
| Partner of Richard Rodgers | 26 |
| Spaces on birds' faces | 26 |
| Small Australasian parrots | 26 |
| "Tank Girl" star | 26 |
| Capable of being misplaced | 26 |
| Come very close to victory | 26 |
| Challenge for the New Year | 26 |
| What a bad doctor will do? | 26 |
| Falls behind in a footrace | 26 |
| On the verge of a meltdown | 26 |
| Benefit of taking aspirin? | 26 |
| Sign of a failed practice? | 26 |
| "Look! Ghosts!"? | 26 |
| "THANKS FOR THE" | 26 |