| It may be tied with a bow | 25 |
| Exercise-outfit accessory | 25 |
| Band with Eastern origins | 25 |
| "Mikado" closer | 25 |
| __-Wan, Luke's mentor | 25 |
| Tony's little brother | 25 |
| Theater awards since 1956 | 25 |
| Japanese middle managers? | 25 |
| Ginza fashion accessories | 25 |
| Clothes closers, in Japan | 25 |
| San Luis ____, California | 25 |
| Words written in passing? | 25 |
| Notice of demise, briefly | 25 |
| Newspaper item, for short | 25 |
| News item for a scrapbook | 25 |
| Item of passing interest? | 25 |
| It has an expiration date | 25 |
| Brief notice of departure | 25 |
| __ dictum: passing remark | 25 |
| Death notices, informally | 25 |
| Back-of-newspaper section | 25 |
| Part of a sentence: Abbr. | 25 |
| Commit morally or legally | 25 |
| Shaped like a plum tomato | 25 |
| An orchestra tunes to one | 25 |
| English horn's cousin | 25 |
| Cousin of an English horn | 25 |
| Woodwind with nasal tones | 25 |
| Wind that can be piercing | 25 |
| Wind in the orchestra pit | 25 |
| Reed, or place for a reed | 25 |
| O, in a phonetic alphabet | 25 |
| Deliverer of a high pitch | 25 |
| Concerto soloist, perhaps | 25 |
| They require double reeds | 25 |
| Some are made of rosewood | 25 |
| Relatives of the crumhorn | 25 |
| Instruments with trilling | 25 |
| High-pitched double-reeds | 25 |
| Easy-to-carry instruments | 25 |
| Duo in a typical symphony | 25 |
| One found among the reeds | 25 |
| They have needs for reeds | 25 |
| Lexicographer's abbr. | 25 |
| Yerkes or Lick, for short | 25 |
| Some deliverymen, briefly | 25 |
| Fallen into disuse: Abbr. | 25 |
| Delivery experts, briefly | 25 |
| Archaic, as a dict. entry | 25 |
| Preoccupy the thoughts of | 25 |
| Monopolize one's mind | 25 |
| City south of Gainesville | 25 |
| City northwest of Orlando | 25 |
| Orange-shipping Fla. city | 25 |
| ___ National Forest, Fla. | 25 |
| Pregame offering up north | 25 |
| Song heard at the SkyDome | 25 |
| Harmonica-like instrument | 25 |
| One ___ (schoolyard game) | 25 |
| Wedding or birthday, e.g. | 25 |
| Birthplace of a hurricane | 25 |
| It may have a liner on it | 25 |
| Word on Nova Scotia plate | 25 |
| Vast amount, figuratively | 25 |
| Place to use an echograph | 25 |
| Milieu of some greyhounds | 25 |
| Luxury liner's locale | 25 |
| It has a very large floor | 25 |
| Humpback whale's home | 25 |
| Atlantic or Pacific, e.g. | 25 |
| Abyssal zone's locale | 25 |
| "1984" location | 25 |
| South Pacific island area | 25 |
| New Zealand is part of it | 25 |
| Eleven or Twelve, in film | 25 |
| "--- 11" (1960) | 25 |
| Cat that preys on monkeys | 25 |
| Cat on the Aztec calendar | 25 |
| Cats spotted in the Andes | 25 |
| ___ Rios, Jamaican resort | 25 |
| Toledo's two-by-four? | 25 |
| Number of arms on a pulpo | 25 |
| Huit, across the Pyrenees | 25 |
| Pigment for Joseph Turner | 25 |
| Earthy clay or its color | 25 |
| Pigments for Gainsborough | 25 |
| Noted newspaper publisher | 25 |
| U.S. publisher: 1858-1935 | 25 |
| Publishing notable Adolph | 25 |
| Elec. text-reading method | 25 |
| PC text-scanning initials | 25 |
| Electronic scanning tech. | 25 |
| Place for milit. training | 25 |
| Place for an aspiring lt. | 25 |
| Canadian Thanksgiving mo. | 25 |
| Thanksgiving time in Can. | 25 |
| St. Crispin's Day mo. | 25 |
| Mo. for an apple festival | 25 |
| Major mo. for campaigners | 25 |
| J.E.C.'s arrival time | 25 |