| Command to a junkyard dog | 25 |
| "Attack, Fido!" | 25 |
| "Attack, Shep!" | 25 |
| Mount Etna's location | 25 |
| Word with bay, day or pay | 25 |
| Like many off-color jokes | 25 |
| Contract bargaining point | 25 |
| Michael Moore documentary | 25 |
| Word shouted at a pervert | 25 |
| One who might be put away | 25 |
| Many horror film villains | 25 |
| ___ on (orders to attack) | 25 |
| "Ice Age" sloth | 25 |
| Hockey Hall of Famer Abel | 25 |
| Caesar whose forum was TV | 25 |
| Choice with the main dish | 25 |
| French fries or cole slaw | 25 |
| Type of part-time project | 25 |
| Potato salad or cole slaw | 25 |
| One of five in a pentagon | 25 |
| Barbecue fixin', e.g. | 25 |
| Half of an audio cassette | 25 |
| Singer's better half? | 25 |
| Moundsman's technique | 25 |
| Second half of a cassette | 25 |
| Phrase on some audiotapes | 25 |
| Phrase on a platter label | 25 |
| Less popular track, often | 25 |
| Less popular half of a 45 | 25 |
| Extra action, so to speak | 25 |
| Cocktails with triple sec | 25 |
| Blind or broad attachment | 25 |
| Complement from the chef? | 25 |
| Leader's accompanists | 25 |
| Slaw and applesauce, e.g. | 25 |
| Comic's tour de force | 25 |
| Places for parking meters | 25 |
| ___ Barrani, W.W. II town | 25 |
| Gain ground unobtrusively | 25 |
| Eyes : leer :: feet : ___ | 25 |
| Important Phoenician city | 25 |
| Gulf bordering the Sahara | 25 |
| Bandmate of Johnny Rotten | 25 |
| That female, in Frankfurt | 25 |
| Opposite of me, in Munich | 25 |
| "Iliad" subject | 25 |
| Battle of the Alamo, e.g. | 25 |
| Prolonged military attack | 25 |
| Arthur's ___ Perilous | 25 |
| ___ of Leningrad, 1941-44 | 25 |
| West-central Italian city | 25 |
| Loudonville, N.Y., campus | 25 |
| Burnt ___ (Crayola color) | 25 |
| ___ Nevada mountain range | 25 |
| S, in a phonetic alphabet | 25 |
| California's High ___ | 25 |
| English speaker in Africa | 25 |
| Mount Whitney's range | 25 |
| A few Z's in Zaragoza | 25 |
| Mexican's midday rest | 25 |
| Afternoon nap in Acapulco | 25 |
| A snooze under a sombrero | 25 |
| Pedro's lucky number? | 25 |
| Utensil for sifting flour | 25 |
| Steel trap's opposite | 25 |
| Golfer Charles and family | 25 |
| Go (through), as evidence | 25 |
| Prepares flour for baking | 25 |
| Email sign-off, for short | 25 |
| Contract necessity: Abbr. | 25 |
| Sound from the lovestruck | 25 |
| "Why me?" sound | 25 |
| Spot a flamboyant singer? | 25 |
| It reveals a liquid level | 25 |
| Standard deviation symbol | 25 |
| Talk with one's hands | 25 |
| "Stop," for one | 25 |
| Source of Interstate info | 25 |
| Crop circle, some believe | 25 |
| Coach's communication | 25 |
| Railway tower, in England | 25 |
| Hue stronger than scarlet | 25 |
| One place for advertising | 25 |
| Swedish actress ___ Hasso | 25 |
| Accept, as Certified Mail | 25 |
| Uses one's John Henry | 25 |
| Records one's arrival | 25 |
| Oliver Twist character | 25 |
| Bill ___, Dickens villain | 25 |
| One of an Indian minority | 25 |
| The "S" of RSVP | 25 |
| The "S" in RSVP | 25 |
| "__ vous plait" | 25 |
| It's stored on a farm | 25 |
| Rained hard, in Yorkshire | 25 |
| Sometimes it's golden | 25 |
| Apt adage for this puzzle | 25 |
| Mum monks' specialty? | 25 |
| Mythical woodland deities | 25 |
| Like Arbuckle's films | 25 |