| Movie monster's hangout | 27 |
| Edgar-winning mystery writer | 28 |
| Dragonfly's habitat | 23 |
| Crane's home, at times | 26 |
| Actress Jean from London | 24 |
| "South Park" family | 29 |
| "Popstars" Kym | 24 |
| "Cry" singer Kym | 26 |
| Parade chief's rank | 23 |
| Some law enforcement officers | 29 |
| Where rails come together | 25 |
| Plant of the buttercup family | 29 |
| Gas station adjunct, often | 26 |
| Mercantile establishment | 24 |
| TRAM going in reverse? | 22 |
| Suffix in many store names | 26 |
| Mini-___ (convenience store) | 28 |
| Gas station part, often | 23 |
| Gas station adjunct, nowadays | 29 |
| Ending of some store names | 26 |
| Chicago's Merchandise ___ | 29 |
| "Wal" follower | 24 |
| One of the Von Trapp girls | 26 |
| Arthur Tracy's theme song | 29 |
| Street Singer's girl | 24 |
| Heroine of a 1931 song | 22 |
| Atlanta train and bus system | 28 |
| Atlanta commuting option | 24 |
| Actress Eggerth or Du Bois | 26 |
| Actress ___ Torén: 1926-57 | 29 |
| Weasel kin prized for its fur | 29 |
| Glossy-coated tree dweller | 26 |
| Mrs. George Washington | 22 |
| Popular daytime talk show | 25 |
| Mitchell or Washington | 22 |
| Mary's busy sister | 22 |
| Lifestyle expert Stewart | 24 |
| Frequently parodied Stewart | 27 |
| First name in home how-to | 25 |
| First lady before Abigail | 25 |
| Coolidge or Washington | 22 |
| Stewart and Washington | 22 |
| Nantucket's neighbor | 24 |
| Where George got free drinks? | 29 |
| Where did George get tipsy? | 27 |
| Edgartown's locale | 22 |
| U.F.O. pilot, possibly | 22 |
| Possible U.F.O. passenger | 25 |
| Mo. for a sci-fi alien? | 23 |
| Race from a faraway place | 25 |
| 1938 "invaders" | 25 |
| Steve of 'The Jerk' | 27 |
| Prime minister before Harper | 28 |
| Father of Charlie and Emilio | 28 |
| Dickens character Chuzzlewit | 28 |
| It often comes with a twist | 27 |
| Drink ordered dry or dirty | 26 |
| [See instructions in Notepad] | 29 |
| They're sometimes shaken | 28 |
| They might contain Grey Goose | 29 |
| Some people like them dirty | 27 |
| Mixologist's creations | 26 |
| Drinks garnished with olives | 28 |
| Bond's were shaken | 22 |
| Stores at many stations | 23 |
| Shoppers' destinations | 26 |
| Places to pick things up | 24 |
| Oscar-winning Borgnine film | 27 |
| Film directed by Delbert Mann | 29 |
| Borgnine's Oscar role | 25 |
| Oscar-winning film of 1955 | 26 |
| Oscar-winning Borgnine part | 27 |
| Chayefsky's butcher | 23 |
| Borgnine's Oscar film | 25 |
| 1955 Oscar-winning film | 23 |
| 1955 Best Picture winner | 24 |
| 1944 N.L. M.V.P. ___ Marion | 27 |
| St. Sebastian, for one | 22 |
| Joan of Arc, for instance | 25 |
| Thomas à Becket, e.g. | 24 |
| Stephen or Peter, e.g. | 22 |
| St. Stephen, in the Bible | 25 |
| Saint Stephen, for one | 22 |
| Saint Christopher, e.g. | 23 |
| Joan of Arc, for example | 24 |
| Gluttons for punishment | 23 |
| They suffer for believing | 25 |
| Saint Stephen and Joan of Arc | 29 |
| Ones making sacrifices | 22 |
| Epitomes of self-sacrifice | 26 |
| Sports announcer Albert | 23 |
| Sportscaster -- Albert | 22 |
| Multi-sport announcer Albert | 28 |
| Hagler or Hamlisch, to pals | 27 |
| Former Met Throneberry | 22 |
| First name in sportscasting | 27 |
| Baseball's Throneberry | 26 |
| Yellow Monopoly property | 24 |
| What does Lee do outdoors? | 26 |
| Big critic of capitalism | 24 |