| Cell phone menu heading | 23 |
| Beep followers, at times | 24 |
| Answering-service offerings | 27 |
| Answering machine's info | 28 |
| Dinner bell counterparts | 24 |
| Bungled, with "up" | 28 |
| Ruined, with "up" | 27 |
| __ around: wasted time | 22 |
| Ate aboard a U.S. warship | 25 |
| ___ around (wasted time) | 24 |
| Complicated situations | 22 |
| They cry out for cleanup | 24 |
| Teens' rooms, typically | 27 |
| Officers' club meals | 24 |
| Hoarders' abodes, often | 27 |
| ___ around: monkeys with | 24 |
| Masterwork with 53 movements | 28 |
| Godflesh song about Jesus? | 26 |
| Soldier's utensils | 22 |
| Some military settings? | 23 |
| Campers' carry-alongs | 25 |
| Multiple misters (Abbr.) | 24 |
| Abbr. at the head of a letter | 29 |
| Salutation abbreviation | 23 |
| French gentlemen, briefly | 25 |
| Two gentlemen, in short | 23 |
| Title for more than one man | 27 |
| Quaint letter-opening abbr. | 27 |
| Quaint letter opener: Abbr. | 27 |
| Plural of 'Mr.' | 23 |
| Peanut and Coffee (abbr.) | 25 |
| Opposite of misses: Abbr. | 25 |
| Old letter opener: Abbr. | 24 |
| Letter abbr. for gents | 22 |
| Gentlemen, in old letters | 25 |
| Brief salutation for men? | 25 |
| Where soldiers put away food | 28 |
| "MASH" chow area | 26 |
| "M*A*S*H" set | 23 |
| ''MASH'' set | 28 |
| Spots for company cuisine | 25 |
| Rancorous, as a divorce | 23 |
| Difficult to straighten out | 27 |
| Complicated, as a divorce | 25 |
| Like Oscar Madison's room | 29 |
| Like many kids' rooms | 25 |
| Fraught with complications | 26 |
| Unpleasantly difficult | 22 |
| Like dorm rooms, often | 22 |
| Difficult to reconcile | 22 |
| Complicated, as a breakup | 25 |
| Reminiscent of a pigsty | 23 |
| Like many a kid's room | 26 |
| Like drawn-out divorces | 23 |
| Like acrimonious divorces | 25 |
| Like a teenager's room | 26 |
| Political hostess Perle | 23 |
| Perle of parties: 1889-1975 | 27 |
| Perle ___, memorable hostess | 28 |
| One-time Perle of society | 25 |
| Former Washington hostess | 25 |
| Flower into the Aegean | 22 |
| Famous party-giver Perle | 24 |
| Erstwhile D.C. hostess | 22 |
| Classic party host Perle ___ | 28 |
| Call Me Madam subject | 24 |
| Satisfied, as an obligation | 27 |
| "Have we ___?" | 24 |
| Lincoln Ctr. attraction | 23 |
| Yankee's Big Apple rival | 28 |
| Achieved, as a sales quota | 26 |
| Choo Choo Coleman was one | 25 |
| Yankee's crosstown rival | 28 |
| Player on a Queens bench | 24 |
| Mr. ___ (baseball mascot) | 25 |
| Mays, in his last game | 22 |
| Made the acquaintance of | 24 |
| Lincoln Center landmark | 23 |
| 1986 World Series ring wearer | 29 |
| Willie Mays, in '73 | 23 |
| Where divas reign in N.Y.C. | 27 |
| Strawberry, in the '80s | 27 |
| Site for "Cav." | 25 |
| Showcase for a Pavarotti | 24 |
| Sherrill Milnes's milieu | 28 |
| Shea performer, formerly | 24 |
| Seaver in the 60's | 22 |
| Polo Grounds player, once | 25 |
| Player at the new Citi Field | 28 |
| One who plays chez Shea | 23 |
| New National Leaguer of 1962 | 28 |
| National League East player | 27 |
| N.Y. site for Tut exhibition | 28 |
| N.Y. opera house, fondly | 24 |
| Miracle worker of 1969? | 23 |
| Member of a New York nine | 25 |
| Mecca for music lovers | 22 |
| Made small talk with, perhaps | 29 |
| Lincoln Ctr. structure | 22 |
| Learned the name of, say | 24 |