| Virginia Woolf, née ___ | 26 |
| "Carrie" creator | 26 |
| Jefferson Davis's V.P. | 26 |
| Confederate vice president | 26 |
| "Gypsy" lyricist | 26 |
| Squish or squash, in a way | 26 |
| "Hurry, cabbie!" | 26 |
| Order to a slow cab driver | 26 |
| "Hurry, driver!" | 26 |
| Leave the office for a sec | 26 |
| High-___ (spirited horses) | 26 |
| Take ___ (start an action) | 26 |
| Some people take them down | 26 |
| Assembly-instruction parts | 26 |
| Come through in a big game | 26 |
| Suffix with trick or prank | 26 |
| Suffix with prank or trick | 26 |
| You might play it in a car | 26 |
| Multi-channel audio system | 26 |
| Most music is played in it | 26 |
| Forerunner of quadraphonic | 26 |
| Audiophile's equipment | 26 |
| Alternative to quadraphony | 26 |
| Sound reproduction systems | 26 |
| Music buffs' equipment | 26 |
| Gear with docking stations | 26 |
| Like a surgeon's hands | 26 |
| Pass through fire, perhaps | 26 |
| Source of excellent caviar | 26 |
| Creator of Tristram Shandy | 26 |
| How to deliver a reprimand | 26 |
| One way to issue a warning | 26 |
| Controversial body builder | 26 |
| Suffixes with mob and gang | 26 |
| Suffixes for young and old | 26 |
| Suffix with road and speed | 26 |
| Endings with young and old | 26 |
| Endings for gang and prank | 26 |
| Revered Frenchwomen: Abbr. | 26 |
| Jeanne and Agnès: Abbr. | 26 |
| Cécile and Marie: Abbr. | 26 |
| Anne and Jeanne, for short | 26 |
| Annotation in proofreading | 26 |
| "Don't dele" | 26 |
| Let it stand, to an editor | 26 |
| Leave in, to a proofreader | 26 |
| Editor's note, perhaps | 26 |
| Keep as is, from an editor | 26 |
| It cancels a takeout order | 26 |
| Copy editor's notation | 26 |
| Another printing directive | 26 |
| "Put it back in" | 26 |
| "Leave it alone" | 26 |
| It means "chest" | 26 |
| Editorial changes of heart | 26 |
| "Dele" opposites | 26 |
| Martin who played Clouseau | 26 |
| Jobs in the computer field | 26 |
| Either co-founder of Apple | 26 |
| Obama energy secretary Chu | 26 |
| Apple co-founder ____ Jobs | 26 |
| Newspaper pundit, Geoffrey | 26 |
| Justice succeeded by Kagan | 26 |
| Cassoulet or haricot, e.g. | 26 |
| Think things over and over | 26 |
| Flight attendant, slangily | 26 |
| 'Rear Window' star | 26 |
| It's often a tough cut | 26 |
| Slumgullion and pepper pot | 26 |
| One of the 14 Holy Helpers | 26 |
| Exile spot: 1815–21 | 26 |
| Kind of hospitality: Abbr. | 26 |
| Certain intervals in music | 26 |
| Word with carrot or celery | 26 |
| Time off spent with Rover? | 26 |
| Simple drawing of a person | 26 |
| Hang in there till the end | 26 |
| They may break your bones? | 26 |
| 1980s pitching phenom Dave | 26 |
| Hoarders' homes, often | 26 |
| Shove away, football-style | 26 |
| Starch, as a laundry agent | 26 |
| Former Charlotte WNBA team | 26 |
| Set of steps between farms | 26 |
| Steps for crossing a fence | 26 |
| Support for a paneled door | 26 |
| Moonshiner's apparatus | 26 |
| Apples may be seen in them | 26 |
| 1982 Meryl Streep thriller | 26 |
| Monitor of right and wrong | 26 |
| This "runs deep" | 26 |
| Tall person's nickname | 26 |
| It may make a clown taller | 26 |
| Clown's prop, at times | 26 |
| Ones going on a long walk? | 26 |
| It began with the Big Bang | 26 |
| War Secretary under F.D.R. | 26 |
| Nicotine or caffeine, e.g. | 26 |
| Children's author R.L. | 26 |
| Crime fighter's tactic | 26 |