| They may get in your hair | 25 |
| Causes of some highlights | 25 |
| Hairdresser's bottles | 25 |
| Food additives, sometimes | 25 |
| Textile factory container | 25 |
| Flopping at a comedy club | 25 |
| Songwriters Bob and Jakob | 25 |
| Music's Bob and Jakob | 25 |
| Energetic or high-powered | 25 |
| J.J. Evan's catchword | 25 |
| Unit in the c.g.s. system | 25 |
| Fashionable bit of force? | 25 |
| Title lady in a 1933 song | 25 |
| George of "CSI" | 25 |
| St. Louis's __ Bridge | 25 |
| St. Louis's -- Bridge | 25 |
| St. Louis bridge designer | 25 |
| George on "CSI" | 25 |
| Like the idiomatic beaver | 25 |
| It's always below par | 25 |
| Highest-ranking Boy Scout | 25 |
| Word after bald or spread | 25 |
| U.S. $10 coin, until 1933 | 25 |
| Lindbergh metaphorically | 25 |
| NFL team or musical group | 25 |
| Holder of 21 merit badges | 25 |
| Little bald bird, perhaps | 25 |
| Some are small and golden | 25 |
| Innovative chair designer | 25 |
| Irish statesman de Valera | 25 |
| Mr. Potato Head accessory | 25 |
| You may eavesdrop with it | 25 |
| Traditional piercing site | 25 |
| Otologist's specialty | 25 |
| Either end of a wide grin | 25 |
| Destination of some drops | 25 |
| Audiologist's concern | 25 |
| Antony's loan request | 25 |
| "Tin" body part | 25 |
| __ candy (pleasing music) | 25 |
| Word with drum or trumpet | 25 |
| Word with dog or elephant | 25 |
| Word before phone or ring | 25 |
| What otitis media affects | 25 |
| Van Gogh famously has one | 25 |
| Locale of a small stirrup | 25 |
| Keep an ___ to the ground | 25 |
| It's next to a temple | 25 |
| It's lent for support | 25 |
| It sticks out at the side | 25 |
| Grin's stopping point | 25 |
| Body part to lend or bend | 25 |
| Big pain for an elephant? | 25 |
| What rock music may incur | 25 |
| Malady treated with drops | 25 |
| Having handles, as a ewer | 25 |
| Having a handle, as a mug | 25 |
| Gossiper's outpouring | 25 |
| Disappearance of 7/2/1937 | 25 |
| One who minds his manors? | 25 |
| Title in English nobility | 25 |
| Eponymous inventor Tupper | 25 |
| Canton enshrinee Campbell | 25 |
| Tupperware founder Tupper | 25 |
| Tupper of Tupperware fame | 25 |
| Title equivalent to count | 25 |
| Jason Lee title character | 25 |
| James ___ Carter (No. 39) | 25 |
| He's below a marquess | 25 |
| Disraeli's noble rank | 25 |
| Broadway columnist Wilson | 25 |
| Bowie guitarist ___ Slick | 25 |
| Peer's place, perhaps | 25 |
| Country/rock singer Steve | 25 |
| Sculptor James ___ Fraser | 25 |
| Gehrig contemporary Combs | 25 |
| Former Governor of Penna. | 25 |
| Country-rock artist Steve | 25 |
| Country music's Steve | 25 |
| Band-Aid inventor Dickson | 25 |
| They're often pierced | 25 |
| They rank above viscounts | 25 |
| Confederate general Jubal | 25 |
| Camped out in line, maybe | 25 |
| Before the scheduled time | 25 |
| At the crack of dawn, say | 25 |
| Worm catcher, in a saying | 25 |
| Homophone for a sea eagle | 25 |
| Emulate Tillie the Toiler | 25 |
| ____ a living: made money | 25 |
| They bring home the bacon | 25 |
| Is in line for rightfully | 25 |
| Doesn't get a handout | 25 |
| Legendary Old West lawman | 25 |
| Lawman at the O.K. Corral | 25 |
| Memorable Old West lawman | 25 |
| An O.K. Corral gunfighter | 25 |
| Legendary brothers in law | 25 |
| Notable Old West brothers | 25 |
| Lawman Wyatt's family | 25 |