| Agnew's plea, briefly | 25 |
| --- "contendere" | 26 |
| ___ contendere (legal plea) | 27 |
| Like some mutual funds | 22 |
| Descriptor of some funds | 24 |
| Like advantageous situations | 28 |
| Like a win-win situation | 24 |
| Best kind of situation | 22 |
| "Good riddance!" | 26 |
| "Good riddance" | 25 |
| Nick of "Cape Fear" | 29 |
| "Cape Fear" actor | 27 |
| "Cape Fear" star | 26 |
| Nick of '48 HRS' | 24 |
| 'Blue Chips' star | 25 |
| Nick of 'Affliction' | 28 |
| "Blue Chips" star | 27 |
| Nick of "Warrior" | 27 |
| Nick of "The Deep" | 28 |
| Nick of "48 HRS." | 27 |
| "48 Hrs." costar | 26 |
| "48 Hrs." actor | 25 |
| 'Q & A' star | 24 |
| 'Affliction' star | 25 |
| The Prince of Tides star | 27 |
| Streisand costar in '91 | 27 |
| Star of "Teachers" | 28 |
| Star of "48 HRS." | 27 |
| Nick of "Luck" | 24 |
| Nick of 'Cape Fear' | 27 |
| Lorenzo's Oil star | 25 |
| Golden Globe winner Nick | 24 |
| Actor in "The Deep" | 29 |
| 1995 Jefferson portrayer | 24 |
| "Warrior" actor | 25 |
| "The Hulk" actor | 26 |
| "The Deep" star | 25 |
| "Teachers" actor | 26 |
| "Q & A" star | 26 |
| "Mother Night" star | 29 |
| "Cape Fear" co-star | 29 |
| "Affliction" star | 27 |
| "Affliction" actor | 28 |
| "48 HRS." star | 24 |
| "48 Hours" actor | 26 |
| 'Cape Fear' star | 24 |
| ___ de plume (pen name) | 23 |
| Émile, par exemple | 22 |
| Eating LOLcat syllable | 22 |
| You go by one in Québec | 26 |
| When tripled, eating noise | 26 |
| Napoléon or Yves, e.g. | 25 |
| Montréal or Québec | 24 |
| Moniker, in Marseilles | 22 |
| Jean, Jacques or Jean-Jacques | 29 |
| Jacques Cousteau, e.g. | 22 |
| Info on a French passport | 25 |
| Hardly a worthy competitor | 26 |
| Grammatical case: Abbr | 22 |
| French passport request | 23 |
| François or Pierre | 26 |
| Chance at an Oscar, for short | 29 |
| Award candidacy, for short | 26 |
| Athos, Porthos or Aramis | 24 |
| Appellation to Pierre | 22 |
| Annonce de naissance info | 25 |
| Amélie, par exemple | 22 |
| Reply from Sgt. Friday | 22 |
| Polite refusal to a lady | 24 |
| "Sorry, milady" | 25 |
| One sans permanent address | 26 |
| Wanderer without roots | 22 |
| One who won't settle down | 29 |
| Person always on the go | 23 |
| One sans a permanent address | 28 |
| One always on the move | 22 |
| Wandering tribe member | 22 |
| Person who's always home? | 29 |
| One who doesn't stay put | 28 |
| One sans fixed address | 22 |
| One difficult to locate | 23 |
| Not the settling-down type | 26 |
| He has herd, will move | 22 |
| He calls no place home | 22 |
| Like Bushmen and Bedouins | 25 |
| They're always home | 23 |
| Their lives are in tents | 24 |
| Hunter-gatherers, e.g. | 22 |
| "___ is an island" | 28 |
| Start of a Donne quote | 22 |
| "--- is an island" | 28 |
| Subject of a Donne quote | 24 |
| Odysseus, to Polyphemus | 23 |
| Island equivalent, to Donne | 27 |
| For whom time and tide wait | 27 |
| Another name for Odysseus | 25 |
| '-- is an island' | 25 |
| 'Don't sweat it' | 28 |
| Sandwich specification | 22 |
| Request to a burger maker | 25 |