| Sect members telling off-color jokes? | 37 |
| Private, at the general's entrance | 38 |
| Greeting, to Guido (anagram of L.A.'S OUT) | 46 |
| Spanish-Indian eatery with unusual artwork? | 43 |
| Rescues from fire in Nev. gambling city? | 40 |
| "Sometimes ___" (Black Crowes) | 40 |
| William Booth founded it in 1865 | 32 |
| Assuaged, as one's conscience | 33 |
| Wimbledon Ladies' Singles trophies | 38 |
| Proof-of-purchase for ointments? | 32 |
| Series of shots, as from warships | 33 |
| Mozart's birthplace: Jan. 27, 1756 | 38 |
| "Sound of Music "setting | 34 |
| Birthplace of today's birthday composer | 43 |
| Beer named for a Tea Party leader | 33 |
| Patriot for whom a beer is named | 32 |
| "Secret ___" (1997 album by Live) | 43 |
| Kim's "Sex and the City" role | 43 |
| Actress in "The Collector" | 36 |
| Russian port, formerly Kuibyshev | 32 |
| "Appointment in ___": O'Hara | 42 |
| Home of the hero of a certain parable | 37 |
| Memorable provider of roadside aid | 34 |
| S.S.R. dig unearths a German coin? | 34 |
| Uzbekistan's "Soul Man" singer? | 45 |
| Indian lentil and vegetable soup | 32 |
| "Little" children's book character | 48 |
| British officer with an eponymous belt | 38 |
| Dinner specialty of an R&B singer? | 38 |
| Rover Boy saw mothers as goddesses | 34 |
| Mideast land that's French on Saturdays? | 44 |
| Actress Katharine Ross's actor-husband | 42 |
| Four Tops-inspired Mudvayne song? | 33 |
| "The ___ true for ..." | 32 |
| Untraditional, as some marriages | 32 |
| 1975 Tony-nominated play about an extended affair | 49 |
| "It's all the ___ me" | 35 |
| Identical to the point of boring | 32 |
| Mafioso linked to John Kennedy and Frank Sinatra | 48 |
| Name used in indignant questions | 32 |
| Three-stringed Eastern instrument | 33 |
| Its three strings are plucked with a bachi | 42 |
| Instrument played with a spatula | 32 |
| Heavy silk fabric in the Middle Ages | 36 |
| Director of "Road to Perdition" | 41 |
| Billy Crystal impersonated him on "SNL" | 49 |
| "What Kind of Fool Am I?" singer, 1962 | 48 |
| Like WWE wrestler Umaga, by birth | 33 |
| Wearer of a wraparound cloth called a lavalava | 46 |
| Robert Louis Stevenson, by adoption | 35 |
| Like Margaret Mead's subjects of study | 42 |
| They're often served with chutney | 37 |
| Russian Tea Room decorations, perhaps | 37 |
| Where to find designer discounts | 32 |
| 1984 NBA Rookie of the Year Ralph | 33 |
| Director of the "Evil Dead" trilogy | 45 |
| "Spider-Man" trilogy director | 39 |
| Person to whom quotation is attributed | 38 |
| Detective novelist named for a golfer? | 38 |
| Ship's strong piece of timber | 33 |
| Tool in a private eye's digs | 32 |
| Korean for ''three stars'' | 42 |
| Jim Henson's "censor" | 35 |
| Massachusetts governor after John Hancock | 41 |
| Founding father who had a beer named after him | 46 |
| Declaration of Independence signer | 34 |
| Article written by an early American patriot? | 45 |
| Pulitzer Prize composer 1958 and 1963 | 37 |
| Painter of "Telegraph Poles"? | 39 |
| Inventor whose last name is a code | 34 |
| "The Way of All Flesh" author | 39 |
| He made his mark by not making his mark | 39 |
| Alito gets an arena worker's attention? | 43 |
| Hyenalike animals from YemenÂ’s capital? | 43 |
| Automatic sports loss in California? | 36 |
| Source of some large-scale shaking | 34 |
| California woman's imperfection? | 36 |
| Texas home to the minor league Colts | 36 |
| Site of the Lone Star State's Fort Concho | 45 |
| Site of Goodfellow Air Force Base | 33 |
| Home of the WNBA's Silver Stars | 35 |
| Home of Our Lady of the Lake University | 39 |
| City near Randolph Air Force Base | 33 |
| Starting point of the Chisholm Trail | 36 |
| Don Quixote's sidekick Panza | 32 |
| Squire whose last name means "paunch" | 47 |
| ___ Panza of "Don Quixote" | 36 |
| Card game of the all fours family | 33 |
| City in the Capistrano School District | 38 |
| California city by Camp Pendleton | 33 |
| Tree that is a source of incense | 32 |
| Instructions to a furniture refinisher? | 39 |
| Works often blown away upon completion | 38 |
| Many a crash cushion at a construction zone | 43 |
| Clean with high-velocity particles | 34 |
| One for whom silicosis is an occupational hazard | 48 |
| Where little kids dream of stardom | 34 |
| He wrote "The People, Yes" | 36 |
| Earl ___, 1930 Triple Crown-winning jockey | 42 |
| One-time distributor of trading stamps | 38 |