| TV's Roseanne | 17 |
| Roseanne, originally | 20 |
| Virologist who worked with Epstein | 34 |
| Roseanne's surname | 22 |
| Roseanne, formerly | 18 |
| Roseanne's last name | 24 |
| Roseanne's first last name | 30 |
| Roseanne, at birth | 18 |
| Roseanne, again | 15 |
| Roseanne who ran for president in 2012 | 38 |
| Roseanne before Tom | 19 |
| Golfer Dave | 11 |
| Comedian Roseanne | 17 |
| William ___, attorney general under Bush the elder | 50 |
| William ___, 1990s attorney general | 35 |
| TV comic Roseanne | 17 |
| Stripper Candy | 14 |
| Sculptor Roger Terry ___ | 24 |
| Saskatoon colonists | 19 |
| Roseanne, before and after Arnold | 33 |
| Roseanne of TV | 14 |
| Roseanne of sitcom fame | 23 |
| Roseanne ___ | 12 |
| Roseanne originally | 20 |
| Reno's predecessor at Justice | 33 |
| Reno's predecessor | 22 |
| PGA player Dave | 15 |
| Novelist Amelia | 15 |
| Mystery writer Nevada ___ | 25 |
| He wrote "Cardillac" | 30 |
| Epstein-___ virus | 17 |
| Epstein-__ virus | 16 |
| Eponymous British virologist Y.M. | 33 |
| English lawyer: Abbr. | 21 |
| Comic who coined the term "domestic goddess" | 54 |
| Comedienne's discarded name | 31 |
| Comedienne Roseanne | 19 |
| Comedian who was the Peace and Freedom Party's 2012 presidential nominee | 76 |
| Butcherer of the national anthem in 1990 | 40 |
| Bush Attorney General William | 29 |
| British novelist-editor: 1850-1912 | 34 |
| British atty. | 13 |
| Bob ___, 2008 Libertarian candidate for president | 49 |
| Attorney general before Reno | 28 |
| Attorney general after Thornburgh | 33 |
| Arnold's husband, in the '90s | 37 |
| Alfred H. ___ Jr., founding director of MoMA | 44 |
| 2012 presidential candidate Roseanne | 36 |
| 2012 Peace and Freedom Party presidential candidate | 51 |
| 2008 Libertarian Party candidate for President | 46 |
| "Roseanne" performer | 30 |
| "Last Comic Standing" judge Roseanne | 46 |
| "High Country" author Nevada | 38 |
| "Fierce working-class domestic goddess" of a sitcom | 61 |
| '08 Libertarian candidate Bob | 33 |
| Overwhelming quantity | 21 |
| Fusillade | 9 |
| Massive fire | 12 |
| Artillery assault | 17 |
| Volley, as of questions | 23 |
| Thundering shower | 17 |
| Rapid weapon fire | 17 |
| Rapid outpouring | 16 |
| Major fire | 10 |
| Heavy fire | 10 |
| Forbid tantrum | 14 |
| Flurry of fire | 14 |
| Concentrated attack | 19 |
| Bombardment | 11 |
| Volleys | 7 |
| Verbal onslaughts | 17 |
| Overwhelming quantities | 23 |
| Wilkes-___, Pa. | 15 |
| Vermont city | 12 |
| Ballet rail | 11 |
| Dance studio rail | 17 |
| Ballerina's support | 23 |
| Wilkes-___, Pennsylvania | 24 |
| Wilkes-___ | 10 |
| It holds a ballerina's leg | 30 |
| Dance studio fixture | 20 |
| Ballerina's rail | 20 |
| Wilkes-___, PA | 14 |
| Granite center | 14 |
| Ballet support | 14 |
| Wilkes-___, Penna. | 18 |
| Vt. granite center | 18 |
| Rail for Susan Jaffe | 20 |
| Rail for dancers | 16 |
| Granite city | 12 |
| Dancer's handrail | 21 |
| City near Montpelier | 20 |
| City in Vermont | 15 |
| Ballet studio prop | 18 |
| Ballet studio fixture | 21 |
| Ballet school handrail | 22 |
| Ballet handrail | 15 |
| Ballerinas find it supportive | 29 |
| Ballerina balancer | 18 |
| Wilkes's other half | 23 |