| "A ___ Calico," 1946 song | 35 |
| " . . . ___ Kalamazoo" | 32 |
| Small ship, moved by oars and sails | 35 |
| Comedian featuring inventive props | 34 |
| Knightly-sounding winner of 1940 Derby? | 39 |
| Chivalrous inner part of a football? | 36 |
| Medal of Honor's recognition | 32 |
| Noted French glass-vase designer | 32 |
| Nina, Pinta or Santa Maria, e.g. | 32 |
| Large 15th-century sailing vessel | 33 |
| "The moon was a ghostly ___": Noyes | 45 |
| It was divided "in partes tres" | 41 |
| "___ est omnia divisa . . . " | 39 |
| Like some victims of the Vandals | 32 |
| "It is to laugh," etc. | 32 |
| Roman proconsul in a biblical dispute | 37 |
| "MASH" dramatic device | 32 |
| Annoy people by blowing a fan on them? | 38 |
| Solutions for unfair situations? | 32 |
| Girlfriend, in tabloid headlines | 32 |
| Tabloid's gossipy identifier, maybe | 39 |
| Group in "Sex and the City," e.g. | 43 |
| "Atlas Shrugged" character | 36 |
| John of "Atlas Shrugged" | 34 |
| Edith ___, President Wilson's second wife | 45 |
| "Hair" composer MacDermot | 35 |
| "Atlas Shrugged" leader | 33 |
| "Atlas Shrugged" hero John | 36 |
| "Annals of the Parish" author | 39 |
| Moving along like the Jabberwock's slayer | 45 |
| Moves like the Jabberwock's slayer | 38 |
| Noted Italian physicist: 1737-98 | 32 |
| Warren Harding's middle name | 32 |
| Teacher of Saul of Tarsus: Acts 22:3 | 36 |
| Family of a Portuguese navigator | 32 |
| Rolling Stones' wine cellar? | 32 |
| Viola da ___ (old stringed instrument) | 38 |
| French premier in the 1800's | 32 |
| Carlo who headed a New York crime family | 40 |
| One attempting to clean out the house | 37 |
| Uses Knorr packets instead of poker chips? | 42 |
| Sir Michael who plays Dumbledore | 32 |
| MAGISTRATE tries designing graphics at Nintendo? | 48 |
| Reward for a big touchdown, perhaps | 35 |
| Item in a jock's trophy case | 32 |
| Scrabble and chess are played on them | 37 |
| "You can't win 'em all"? | 42 |
| Picasso's Pictionary drawings? | 34 |
| Basic software for some computer programs | 41 |
| Lady Chatterley's lover, for one | 36 |
| "Tale of ___," old poem | 33 |
| Chess between Charlie and his number one son? | 45 |
| "OK, now I'm ready to play!" | 42 |
| 'Now the competition is serious!' | 41 |
| "Now we've got a competition!" | 44 |
| Situation when a server might be jumpy | 38 |
| Outdoor homes for endangered species, perhaps | 45 |
| Former mag for fans of PlayStation, Wii, etc. | 45 |
| Flying turtle of Japanese monster cinema | 40 |
| Flying turtle of Japanese cinema | 32 |
| Novel about a walk-off home run? | 32 |
| "Win Ben Stein's Money," e.g. | 43 |
| "Deal or No Deal," for one | 36 |
| It may feature an isolation booth | 33 |
| "Wheel" or "Pyramid" | 40 |
| Apparition on a "Concentration" board? | 48 |
| "It's only a ___ are playing" | 43 |
| Buzzer beater that ends a contest | 33 |
| Suffix for anatomical reproductive organs | 41 |
| Regulations that govern lotteries, e.g. | 39 |
| "Designing Women" costar? | 35 |
| 'Sugaring Off' painter, to a Greek? | 43 |
| High-energy electromagnetic radiation | 37 |
| "___ Gurton's Needle" | 35 |
| Beat in a game of stones and points | 35 |
| Umbrella named for a Dickens character | 38 |
| Director of the silent "Napoléon" | 46 |
| Male goose during hunting season? | 33 |
| Publisher of Indian Gourmet magazine? | 37 |
| Castel ___, summer residence of popes | 37 |
| Bullied, in a way, with "on" | 38 |
| River that flows into the Bay of Bengal | 39 |
| Combining against, with "on" | 38 |
| Capone's political position? | 32 |
| 2002 DiCaprio/Day-Lewis historical drama | 40 |
| Effete goodbye from a true thug? | 32 |
| Unfairly outnumbers, with "on" | 40 |
| He wrote "The High and the Mighty" | 44 |
| "The Journey of Natty ___" (1985 movie) | 49 |
| "The Journey of Natty ___" (1985 film) | 48 |
| Author of "The High and the Mighty" | 45 |
| "The High and the Mighty" author | 42 |
| "Island in the Sky" writer | 36 |
| Sea birds noted for endurance in flying | 39 |
| Media giant that owns the Detroit Free Press | 44 |
| Digression from a newspaper company? | 36 |
| Las Vegas Entertainer of the Year Danny | 39 |
| "Look Homeward, Angel" hero Eugene | 44 |
| "Look Homeward, Angel" hero | 37 |
| Family name in "Look Homeward, Angel" | 47 |