| Telegraphic code inventor | 25 |
| Telegraph patent-holder | 23 |
| Samuel with a telegraph code | 28 |
| Samuel ___, U.S. artist | 23 |
| Robert, of stage and screen | 27 |
| Radiotelegraphy code inventor | 29 |
| Man with a code in his head? | 28 |
| Inspector on the telly | 22 |
| Eponymous code inventor | 23 |
| Detective of British TV | 23 |
| Colin Dexter's inspector | 28 |
| Chief inspector of mysteries | 28 |
| Capote portrayer on Broadway | 28 |
| Barry or Robert of film fame | 28 |
| __ code (telegraphy system) | 27 |
| It's not quite a mouthful | 29 |
| Cartoonist Walker or Drucker | 28 |
| Publishing magnate Zuckerman | 28 |
| Political satirist Sahl | 23 |
| Mad cartoonist Drucker | 22 |
| Creator of Hi and Lois | 22 |
| Cartoonist Drucker or Walker | 28 |
| Beetle Bailey creator Walker | 28 |
| What covers many blocks? | 24 |
| Weapon using high-arcing ammo | 29 |
| Military shell thrower | 22 |
| BricklayerÂ’s paste | 22 |
| Bricklayer's stuff | 22 |
| Bricklayer's paste | 22 |
| Bricklayer's material | 25 |
| Monthly payment, for many | 25 |
| Homeowner's liability | 25 |
| A homeowner may take one out | 28 |
| Frequent home acquisition | 25 |
| House hunter's concern | 26 |
| Tenon's complement | 22 |
| Recess for a secretary | 22 |
| Umbrella girl's brand | 25 |
| Jelly Roll ___, jazz pianist | 28 |
| Jazzman Jelly Roll ___ | 22 |
| Girl-with-an-umbrella brand | 27 |
| Benjamin Harrison's V.P. | 28 |
| Criminal patterns, for short | 28 |
| Crooks' methods, to cops | 28 |
| Criminal patterns, briefly | 26 |
| Three in a season: Abbr. | 24 |
| They last 672 to 744 hrs. | 25 |
| Rap sheet entries, for short | 28 |
| Profiler's concerns | 23 |
| Police findings, for short | 26 |
| Perps' preferences | 22 |
| Perp's patterns, briefly | 28 |
| Mag. subscription units | 23 |
| June and July shortly | 22 |
| J F M A M J J A S O N D | 23 |
| Hip-hop music's ___ Def | 27 |
| Crooks' patterns, to cops | 29 |
| Criminals' ways, briefly | 28 |
| Actor/musician ___ Def | 22 |
| Design made with tiles | 22 |
| Art with pieces of glass | 24 |
| Art made from bits and pieces | 29 |
| Where tesserae are found | 24 |
| Subway tunnel art, perhaps | 26 |
| Subway tunnel art, maybe | 24 |
| Of the Israelites' leader | 29 |
| Many a stained glass window | 27 |
| Fountain basin feature | 22 |
| Artwork of bits and pieces | 26 |
| Aerial photo composite | 22 |
| Designs of colored glass | 24 |
| Inlays of tiles or stones | 25 |
| Inlaid-stone decorations | 24 |
| Artworks made of many pieces | 28 |
| Home of the Bolshoi Theatre | 27 |
| Home of the Bolshoi Ballet | 26 |
| City in Russia or Idaho | 23 |
| Bolshoi Theatre locale | 22 |
| Capp's Ole Man ____ | 23 |
| Pulitzer Prize dramatist Tad | 28 |
| Noted Charlton Heston role | 26 |
| Commandments recipient | 22 |
| Ten Commandments recipient | 26 |
| Ten Commandments obtainer | 25 |
| Television guru Znaimer | 23 |
| Storied baby in a basket | 24 |
| Role for Charlton Heston | 24 |
| Recipient of two tablets | 24 |
| Purported Pentateuch penner | 27 |
| Prophet raised as a prince | 26 |
| Painter compared with Bruegel | 29 |
| Long-lived folk artist | 22 |
| Interviewee on Mt. Sinai | 24 |
| Grandma with a paintbrush | 25 |
| Climber of Mount Sinai | 22 |
| Charlton Heston role of 1956 | 28 |
| Biblical law deliverer | 22 |
| 1956 Charlton Heston role | 25 |
| Wander around leisurely | 23 |
| Take one's time walking | 27 |