| Cheerleader's exhortation | 29 |
| "___ and funnier" | 27 |
| 'Turn it up, please' | 28 |
| In an ear-piercing way | 22 |
| Hedda's rival in gossip | 27 |
| Gossip columnist Parsons | 24 |
| When repeated, a 1963 hit | 25 |
| When repeated, a 1963 #2 hit | 28 |
| One of DonaldÂ’s nephews | 27 |
| Name repeated by The Kingsmen | 29 |
| Jazzman Armstrong, informally | 29 |
| Huey and Dewey's brother | 28 |
| Donald Duck's nephew | 24 |
| Danny, on "Taxi" | 26 |
| "Taxi" dispatcher | 27 |
| "Satchmo" Armstrong | 29 |
| Name of some French kings | 25 |
| Name of several French kings | 28 |
| Legendary trumpeter Armstrong | 29 |
| Ella's frequent duettist | 28 |
| Winner over Schmeling in 1938 | 29 |
| Satchmo's first name | 24 |
| One of almost 20 French kings | 29 |
| One of 18 French kings | 22 |
| Fashion house founder Vuitton | 29 |
| Braille's first name | 24 |
| Boxing's Brown Bomber | 25 |
| Armstrong or L'Amour | 24 |
| Mrs. John Quincy Adams | 22 |
| Meg and Jo's creator | 24 |
| Novelist ___ May Alcott | 23 |
| John Quincy's first lady | 28 |
| Creator of Meg, Jo and Beth | 27 |
| Creator of Jo and Beth | 22 |
| Noted 19th-century writer | 25 |
| Chronicler of little people | 27 |
| Jazz legend nicknamed Satchmo | 29 |
| Celebrity born July 4, 1900 | 27 |
| Another great scat singer | 25 |
| Land famed for its cuisine | 26 |
| Place with many parishes | 24 |
| Its flag has pelicans on it | 27 |
| It contains 64 parishes | 23 |
| European ruler for 72 years | 27 |
| Room for taking it easy | 23 |
| Relaxing lizard's locale? | 29 |
| Where lizards hang out? | 23 |
| Type of chair or lizard | 23 |
| Torch singer's venue | 24 |
| Place for many a piano | 22 |
| Airport V.I.P. section | 22 |
| Piano players' hangouts | 27 |
| Sprawls, as by the pool | 23 |
| Jeweler's magnifier | 23 |
| Watchmaker's magnifier | 26 |
| Jeweler's eyepiece | 22 |
| Watchmaker's glass | 22 |
| Watchmaker's eyepiece | 25 |
| Jeweler's eyeglass | 22 |
| Jeweler's magnifying tool | 29 |
| Jeweler's magnifying lens | 29 |
| Art director's tool | 23 |
| Look angry or sullen (Var.) | 27 |
| Costello and namesakes | 22 |
| Subject of a Burns poem | 23 |
| Spoil, with "up" | 26 |
| It might make you a nitpicker | 29 |
| Wingless, bloodsucking insect | 29 |
| Follower of book or wood | 24 |
| Ruins, with "up" | 26 |
| Botches, with "up" | 28 |
| Botches (with "up") | 29 |
| Guy who's all thumbs | 24 |
| An awkward, stupid person | 25 |
| Homer Simpson, occasionally | 27 |
| Clumsy, ill-mannered boor | 25 |
| Annual gathering of boors? | 26 |
| Slatted window opening | 22 |
| Kind of door or window | 22 |
| Musée Napoléon, today | 27 |
| Home to the Venus de Milo | 25 |
| Home for Nike of Samothrace | 27 |
| ___ : Paris :: Prado : Madrid | 29 |
| End of the observation | 22 |
| Valentine's Day sentiment | 29 |
| Serenader's sentiment | 25 |
| Aphrodite's domain | 22 |
| Word before nest or knot | 24 |
| Troubadour's topic | 22 |
| Troubadour's subject | 24 |
| Serenader's subject | 23 |
| Robert Indiana stamp insignia | 29 |
| One of three little words | 25 |
| Mezzo-soprano Shirley ___ | 25 |
| Heart-to-heart exchange? | 24 |
| Affectionate valediction | 24 |
| Zero, to Venus and Serena | 25 |
| World rotator, so they say | 26 |
| Word with puppy or true | 23 |
| Word with mother or puppy | 25 |