| Crescent-shaped object | 22 |
| First quarter appearance | 24 |
| Crescent-shaped opening | 23 |
| Area enframed by an arch | 24 |
| Where inhaled air goes | 22 |
| One getting an inspiration? | 27 |
| It's found in a chest | 25 |
| It's close to your heart | 28 |
| Word with iron or aqua | 22 |
| Wang ___, Pearl Buck hero | 25 |
| Wang ___, P. Buck character | 27 |
| Pearl Buck's Wang ___ | 25 |
| It could use a breath of air | 28 |
| Carbon dioxide remover | 22 |
| Alternative to a parry | 22 |
| Basic fencing technique | 23 |
| Swordfighter's move | 23 |
| Make a move, in fencing | 23 |
| It's often parried | 22 |
| Fencer's sudden thrust | 26 |
| Épéeist's move | 25 |
| Attempt at a fencing touch | 26 |
| Sources of inspiration | 22 |
| Screamer's necessity | 24 |
| Organs usually found in pairs | 29 |
| Subjects of pneumography | 24 |
| Important organs for a singer | 29 |
| Soviet moon mission series | 26 |
| Fontanne's partner | 22 |
| Fontanne's stage partner | 28 |
| Two-time Tony winner Alfred | 27 |
| Name of fame on Broadway | 24 |
| Name of B'way fame | 22 |
| Memorable actor: 1893-1977 | 26 |
| Fontanne's late spouse | 26 |
| Fontanne's late husband | 27 |
| Fontanne's co-star | 22 |
| Alfred ___ of stage fame | 24 |
| "Pygmalion" actor | 27 |
| Addams family manservant | 24 |
| The Addams' butler | 22 |
| Roll suddenly to one side | 25 |
| Decisive defeat in cribbage | 27 |
| Angler's attraction | 23 |
| Fly or worm, on occasion | 24 |
| Carrot on a stick, e.g. | 23 |
| What a siren does best | 22 |
| Fly on a hook, to bass | 22 |
| Fisherman's gadget | 22 |
| Fly on a hook, perhaps | 22 |
| Fly fisherman's fly | 23 |
| Fisherman's enticer | 23 |
| Fisherman's attachment | 26 |
| Bait on a fishing hook | 22 |
| Work as a barker, e.g. | 22 |
| What catnip is to a cat | 23 |
| Trouter's artificial fly | 28 |
| One might attract mullets | 25 |
| Item at the end of the line | 27 |
| It'll help you get a bite | 29 |
| Garage sale ad, for some | 24 |
| Flycaster's gadget | 22 |
| Fly-fisherman's fly | 23 |
| Fly on the river, perhaps | 25 |
| Fly fisherman's fly, e.g. | 29 |
| Fishing-line attachment | 23 |
| Dropped handkerchief, perhaps | 29 |
| Angler's selection | 22 |
| Angler's fly, for one | 25 |
| Allmouth's attractant | 25 |
| Attracted to a coachman | 23 |
| Slyly get one to enter | 22 |
| Emulates a femme fatale | 23 |
| Emulates Circe and trouters | 27 |
| Anglers' purchases | 22 |
| Angler's assortment | 23 |
| Sensational, tabloid-style | 26 |
| Like some tabloid headlines | 27 |
| Like tabloid headlines | 22 |
| Gruesome, as some details | 25 |
| Shocking, like tabloid news | 27 |
| Sensational and shocking | 24 |
| Marked by sensationalism | 24 |
| Like some tabloid stories | 25 |
| Glaringly vivid and graphic | 27 |
| Type of details, ooh... | 23 |
| Type of details, oh my! | 23 |
| Tabloid-style, in a way | 23 |
| Like supermarket tabloids | 25 |
| Like some tales or details | 26 |
| Like pulp magazine details | 26 |
| Like many tabloid stories | 25 |
| Glowing through a haze | 22 |
| In a vividly sensational way | 28 |
| In a glaringly vivid way | 24 |
| Pulitzer winner Alison | 22 |
| Pulitzer author Alison | 22 |
| Stay just out of sight | 22 |
| Hang around in the shadows | 26 |
| Slink just out of sight | 23 |