| Common shape for a locket | 25 |
| A Washington office shape | 25 |
| Where the President works | 25 |
| Most powerful workstation | 25 |
| President's workplace | 25 |
| It's in the West Wing | 25 |
| Motorsports venues, often | 25 |
| Female reproductive gland | 25 |
| Shaped like Humpty Dumpty | 25 |
| Shaped like Humpty-Dumpty | 25 |
| Like quaking aspen leaves | 25 |
| It might be self-cleaning | 25 |
| Where to turn up the heat | 25 |
| Toaster or dutch follower | 25 |
| Pizzeria owner's need | 25 |
| Melvins song you preheat? | 25 |
| Here your goose is cooked | 25 |
| Hot rooms, metaphorically | 25 |
| Ceramists' requisites | 25 |
| Bakers' dozen, maybe? | 25 |
| Radio operator's word | 25 |
| Starter for lord or board | 25 |
| Recovered from, as a cold | 25 |
| Like failed relationships | 25 |
| Word with cast and shadow | 25 |
| Take ___ (assume control) | 25 |
| Not interested in anymore | 25 |
| No longer concerned about | 25 |
| Cohan tune: ____ There | 25 |
| Choice on a gambling line | 25 |
| "Roger and ___" | 25 |
| "Now you speak" | 25 |
| ___-the-top (extravagant) | 25 |
| From one end to the other | 25 |
| Like some pitching styles | 25 |
| Bridge player's raise | 25 |
| Cram too many people into | 25 |
| Intense state of activity | 25 |
| How a stagecoach traveled | 25 |
| Extends into another area | 25 |
| Adjective with optimistic | 25 |
| Place too high a value on | 25 |
| Disallow, as an objection | 25 |
| Shots that go past target | 25 |
| Classic Judy Garland song | 25 |
| Judy Garland song of 1939 | 25 |
| Pay over 8 hours, usually | 25 |
| Makes a cliché of, say | 25 |
| "Amores" author | 25 |
| Poet banished by Augustus | 25 |
| "Heroides" poet | 25 |
| Like a member of the fold | 25 |
| Adjective for some flocks | 25 |
| Like Bopeep's charges | 25 |
| Like a ram, but not a Ram | 25 |
| Ab _____ (from the start) | 25 |
| Like Mork's spaceship | 25 |
| Small egg, to a biologist | 25 |
| Outgrowth of a seed plant | 25 |
| Immortal racehorse Man __ | 25 |
| Man ___ (famed racehorse) | 25 |
| "I ___ you one" | 25 |
| Have an obligation to pay | 25 |
| What unsettled people do? | 25 |
| Run up a credit card bill | 25 |
| Be subject to garnishment | 25 |
| "You _____ one" | 25 |
| Luke Wilson's brother | 25 |
| Wister who wrote westerns | 25 |
| Western writer ___ Wister | 25 |
| One of the acting Wilsons | 25 |
| Giants' winning coach | 25 |
| Star of the 1936 Olympics | 25 |
| Hero of the 1936 Olympics | 25 |
| 1936 Berlin Olympics star | 25 |
| One who's in the hole | 25 |
| Has a credit-card balance | 25 |
| Has a credit card balance | 25 |
| Toddler's cry of pain | 25 |
| Infant's minor injury | 25 |
| Temple University athlete | 25 |
| It prefers the nightlife? | 25 |
| Potter's Hedwig, e.g. | 25 |
| One likely to give a hoot | 25 |
| It prefers the night life | 25 |
| Hooters restaurant emblem | 25 |
| One hardly giving a hoot? | 25 |
| He can hardly give a hoot | 25 |
| Birds that may be spotted | 25 |
| Mail carriers at Hogwarts | 25 |
| Head-turning night fliers | 25 |
| Dominate, in sports lingo | 25 |
| Finish making payments on | 25 |
| Auto option: lease-to-___ | 25 |
| Have power over, slangily | 25 |
| Dominate, in sports slang | 25 |
| "Lindsay" airer | 25 |
| Many a real estate seller | 25 |
| Steinbrenner, to a Yankee | 25 |
| One of the English gentry | 25 |