| West Indies vacation site | 25 |
| Its capital is Bridgetown | 25 |
| BRIDGETOWN IS ITS CAPITAL | 25 |
| Ribs sauce style, briefly | 25 |
| ___ of Avon (Shakespeare) | 25 |
| Blonde bombshell Brigitte | 25 |
| Like many trees in winter | 25 |
| Word with back or knuckle | 25 |
| Prefix with foot or faced | 25 |
| Like the Hubbard cupboard | 25 |
| Having the least coverage | 25 |
| Old Robert Blake cop show | 25 |
| Frugal shopper's spot | 25 |
| Lower-level shopping site | 25 |
| Deal maker's leverage | 25 |
| Thrust oneself heedlessly | 25 |
| Flat-bottomed canal boats | 25 |
| Paint the town red, maybe | 25 |
| Adriatic seaport in Italy | 25 |
| Actress Lynn from Roanoke | 25 |
| ___ beetle (orchard pest) | 25 |
| Sam of "Cheers" | 25 |
| Rite of passage, for some | 25 |
| It's raised on a farm | 25 |
| Place for a country dance | 25 |
| Word with storm or burner | 25 |
| Summer theater, sometimes | 25 |
| Fred Flintstone's pal | 25 |
| Memorable circus partners | 25 |
| Influential industrialist | 25 |
| British lord's domain | 25 |
| "Roseanne" star | 25 |
| Mystery writer Nevada ___ | 25 |
| Handrail for an étoile | 25 |
| Word after pork or pickle | 25 |
| Craft over Niagara Falls? | 25 |
| Spanish quarter of a city | 25 |
| Erstwhile game-show mogul | 25 |
| Where spirits run freely? | 25 |
| Lieutenants' insignia | 25 |
| Confederate-flag features | 25 |
| "Stars" partner | 25 |
| One of TV's Mavericks | 25 |
| San Francisco's metro | 25 |
| Noted descendant of Homer | 25 |
| Nephew of Patty and Selma | 25 |
| Frisco's train system | 25 |
| Where fizzes may be found | 25 |
| Running total in a tavern | 25 |
| What some drinkers run up | 25 |
| Shot glasses and the like | 25 |
| English majors' degs. | 25 |
| Hist. majors' degrees | 25 |
| History majors' degs. | 25 |
| Wedgwood's black ware | 25 |
| Rosetta stone composition | 25 |
| One of an infield quartet | 25 |
| Location in a game of tag | 25 |
| It may react with an acid | 25 |
| Sport of a 1994-95 strike | 25 |
| Howard Johnson's game | 25 |
| Where many are thrown out | 25 |
| Sight at Candlestick Park | 25 |
| Single, double, or triple | 25 |
| City where Erasmus taught | 25 |
| One dashing to home plate | 25 |
| He's looking to score | 25 |
| What an agent has covered | 25 |
| Not a conservative party? | 25 |
| Count from Red Bank, N.J. | 25 |
| Staple of Italian cuisine | 25 |
| Spaghetti sauce seasoning | 25 |
| Spaghetti sauce flavoring | 25 |
| Sherlock portrayer, often | 25 |
| Red Square cathedral name | 25 |
| Sherlock Holmes portrayer | 25 |
| He played Sherlock Holmes | 25 |
| Drier's site, perhaps | 25 |
| Kim of "8 Mile" | 25 |
| Field of Wilt Chamberlain | 25 |
| Takes great pleasure (in) | 25 |
| City of southeastern Iraq | 25 |
| Port on the Shatt-al-Arab | 25 |
| Port on the Shatt al-Arab | 25 |
| Iraqi city founded in 636 | 25 |
| Iraq's only port city | 25 |
| Home of Sinbad the sailor | 25 |
| Barbershop quartet member | 25 |
| Marching-band instruments | 25 |
| Quarters of some quartets | 25 |
| Quarters of many quartets | 25 |
| They have very low ranges | 25 |
| Bad men of opera, usually | 25 |
| Wyman of the Stones, e.g. | 25 |
| ___ profundo (deep voice) | 25 |
| It's enough for Luigi | 25 |
| "Enough, Enzo!" | 25 |
| Keep moist in the kitchen | 25 |
| Prepared, on Thanksgiving | 25 |
| Masterson of the Old West | 25 |