| The Brink's job, e.g. | 25 |
| Great Train Robbery, e.g. | 25 |
| Grasped in one's hand | 25 |
| Ziegfeld's first wife | 25 |
| Maintained, as an opinion | 25 |
| Didn't become unglued | 25 |
| Caused a football penalty | 25 |
| She was abducted by Paris | 25 |
| Woman of "Troy" | 25 |
| Daughter of Zeus and Leda | 25 |
| Clytemnestra's sister | 25 |
| ___ Wills Moody of tennis | 25 |
| Queen City of the Rockies | 25 |
| Viking wife of the comics | 25 |
| Hägar's other half | 25 |
| Austrian soprano Dernesch | 25 |
| Prefix for copter or port | 25 |
| Chopper's destination | 25 |
| Copter's landing area | 25 |
| Screw thread, for example | 25 |
| Alternative to high water | 25 |
| Word after raise or catch | 25 |
| It has a fire down below? | 25 |
| "Inferno" sight | 25 |
| "Anybody home?" | 25 |
| Phone answerer's word | 25 |
| "Duh!" relative | 25 |
| "How do you do" | 25 |
| "Aloha" synonym | 25 |
| Streisand film of Â’69 | 25 |
| Streisand film of '69 | 25 |
| Ship's steering wheel | 25 |
| Footballer's headgear | 25 |
| Person paid to drop hints | 25 |
| Household hints columnist | 25 |
| Software menu for newbies | 25 |
| Information desk offering | 25 |
| What agent does to career | 25 |
| 1952 Summer Olympics site | 25 |
| 1952 Summer Olympics city | 25 |
| Trap, with "in" | 25 |
| Search for the right word | 25 |
| Fashion's bottom line | 25 |
| The bottom line, to Blass | 25 |
| Prefix for 'half' | 25 |
| Hot-rod engine, for short | 25 |
| Leave no escape route for | 25 |
| Sewing-machine attachment | 25 |
| Prefix with phile or stat | 25 |
| Prefix for globin or stat | 25 |
| George Washington grew it | 25 |
| Turns a maxi into a mini? | 25 |
| Dressmakers' concerns | 25 |
| Dressmaker's concerns | 25 |
| Maintains the border, say | 25 |
| Changing lines on dresses | 25 |
| She's killed to dress | 25 |
| She lays around the farm? | 25 |
| One sitting on a nest egg | 25 |
| Buff Orpington or leghorn | 25 |
| Scandinavian skater Sonja | 25 |
| Hollywood kept her on ice | 25 |
| Ink for temporary tattoos | 25 |
| Beautician's offering | 25 |
| One-liner legend Youngman | 25 |
| Mathematician Poincaré | 25 |
| Monsieur Toulouse-Lautrec | 25 |
| Creator of Hedda and Peer | 25 |
| French Post-Impressionist | 25 |
| This Brit made heads roll | 25 |
| Steel-driving man of myth | 25 |
| Carl Anderson comic strip | 25 |
| Brit that made heads roll | 25 |
| The first two Tudor kings | 25 |
| They have a pecking order | 25 |
| Jim who brought us Kermit | 25 |
| Drill sergeant's call | 25 |
| Drill sergeant's word | 25 |
| With-it, 1940's style | 25 |
| Not some fuddy-duddy, maN | 25 |
| In the know, in old slang | 25 |
| Cool dude, 50's-style | 25 |
| Wise about, to a cool cat | 25 |
| Part of H.R.H., sometimes | 25 |
| Oscar-nominated 2013 film | 25 |
| Indie-electros Uh Huh ___ | 25 |
| 2013 Best Picture nominee | 25 |
| "You know ___?" | 25 |
| Greek goddess of marriage | 25 |
| First lady on Mt. Olympus | 25 |
| Zeus' wife and sister | 25 |
| Zeus' sister and wife | 25 |
| Roman goddess of marriage | 25 |
| Queen seduced by a cuckoo | 25 |
| Queen of heaven, to Homer | 25 |
| Eldest daughter of Cronus | 25 |
| New York's ___ Square | 25 |
| Former New York newspaper | 25 |
| International ___ Tribune | 25 |
| It may be used in a pinch | 25 |