| Beats by ___ (headphones) | 25 |
| Scaredy-cat's emotion | 25 |
| Rastafarian's tresses | 25 |
| It's all in your mind | 25 |
| Subject of Freudian study | 25 |
| Pragmatist's opposite | 25 |
| Builders of lofty castles | 25 |
| Lacking cheer, poetically | 25 |
| Stuff of inferior quality | 25 |
| ___ Scott Decision (1857) | 25 |
| Stallone's judge role | 25 |
| Oysterman's apparatus | 25 |
| Bottom-of-barrel contents | 25 |
| Word before code or shirt | 25 |
| Word with shirt or circle | 25 |
| Get ready for another day | 25 |
| Makeup of some fall lines | 25 |
| Shows no one comes to see | 25 |
| Pre-premiere performances | 25 |
| Don one's Sunday best | 25 |
| Suitable for evening wear | 25 |
| Teen detective of fiction | 25 |
| Nancy, the amateur sleuth | 25 |
| Actor John ___: 1853-1927 | 25 |
| Word on a deodorant label | 25 |
| Soft & -- (deodorant) | 25 |
| Word with hair or clothes | 25 |
| Not so rainy, climatewise | 25 |
| Having the least rainfall | 25 |
| Having the least vermouth | 25 |
| Snowstorm's aftermath | 25 |
| "Catch my ___?" | 25 |
| Concession-stand purchase | 25 |
| "Buy you a __?" | 25 |
| Bends an elbow at the bar | 25 |
| Sound from a coffee maker | 25 |
| Fall from a faulty faucet | 25 |
| Kiss "Baby ___" | 25 |
| Philadelphia 76ers legend | 25 |
| Julius Erving, familiarly | 25 |
| '60s TV medical drama | 25 |
| Ayres or Chamberlain role | 25 |
| 60's TV medical drama | 25 |
| Bond's first film foe | 25 |
| Villain based on Crab Key | 25 |
| The first James Bond film | 25 |
| Noted Joseph Wiseman role | 25 |
| Fictional Chinese villain | 25 |
| Evil scientist of filmdom | 25 |
| Crab Key fortress villain | 25 |
| Bond villain named Julius | 25 |
| Ending for hippo or motor | 25 |
| Unengaging speaking voice | 25 |
| Source of some airstrikes | 25 |
| Remotely controlled craft | 25 |
| Used no inflection, maybe | 25 |
| Speak dully and endlessly | 25 |
| Some reconnaissance craft | 25 |
| Emulate Pavlov's dogs | 25 |
| Withdraw from, as a class | 25 |
| Word with lemon or letter | 25 |
| Parachutist's descent | 25 |
| Lead-in for cloth or kick | 25 |
| Candy morsel for coughers | 25 |
| Park surrounded by water? | 25 |
| 'Enough already!' | 25 |
| What clumsy bartenders do | 25 |
| Played Pole Position, say | 25 |
| Some Harvard grads: Abbr. | 25 |
| Therapy developers: Abbr. | 25 |
| Barnard and others: Abbr. | 25 |
| Writer on Mulberry Street | 25 |
| Writer born March 2, 1904 | 25 |
| Bellini's Norma, e.g. | 25 |
| Word with kettle or steel | 25 |
| Instrument Meg White hits | 25 |
| Pushes one's products | 25 |
| The Muffin Man's lane | 25 |
| Word before cell or spell | 25 |
| Like toast without butter | 25 |
| Forest nymph of mythology | 25 |
| Beautician's purchase | 25 |
| Washroom appliance, often | 25 |
| Coiffeuse's appliance | 25 |
| Appliance in the basement | 25 |
| Collector of dust bunnies | 25 |
| Volstead's supporters | 25 |
| Part of the B major scale | 25 |
| Surfing option, for short | 25 |
| Broadband connection type | 25 |
| Rapid connector to an ISP | 25 |
| High-speed www connection | 25 |
| Brit. military decoration | 25 |
| Distinguished svce. award | 25 |
| Award for a Brit. officer | 25 |
| It starts in March: Abbr. | 25 |
| March adjustment, briefly | 25 |
| Clock-watcher's abbr. | 25 |
| Apr.–Oct. schedule | 25 |
| Rehab concern, familiarly | 25 |