| Bois de Boulogne, e.g. | 22 |
| Place for un pique-nique | 24 |
| Place for a Parisian picnic | 27 |
| French recreation area | 22 |
| Bois de Boulogne is one | 23 |
| Animal pen, in Provence | 23 |
| Where les enfants might play | 28 |
| Where Jacques walks barefoot | 28 |
| Tuileries Gardens, e.g. | 23 |
| Shady square, in Paris | 22 |
| Seurat's Seine scene | 24 |
| Recreation area in Rouen | 24 |
| Pierre's playground | 23 |
| Picnic place, in Paris | 22 |
| Parisian recreation area | 24 |
| Paris's _____ Monceau | 25 |
| Henri's playground | 22 |
| Green stretch in Grenoble | 25 |
| Green spot, in Grenoble | 23 |
| Green spot in Grenoble | 22 |
| Gallic recreation area | 22 |
| French recreation spot | 22 |
| Buttes-Chaumont or Monceau | 26 |
| Bois du Boulogne, e.g. | 22 |
| Bois de Boulogne, par exemple | 29 |
| Bois de Boulogne, for one | 25 |
| ___ zoologique (French zoo) | 27 |
| It's a lot for sale | 23 |
| Piece of fourth-class mail | 26 |
| Mail carrier's charge | 25 |
| Package-mailing option | 22 |
| One way to send packages | 24 |
| One way to send a package | 25 |
| Opposite of "wet" | 27 |
| Companion on the range | 22 |
| Wrangler's companion | 24 |
| Stetson wearer, informally | 26 |
| One greeted on a ranch | 22 |
| Crony, in the old West | 22 |
| Chum, in cowboys' argot | 27 |
| "Howdy!" sayer | 24 |
| TV game-show announcer Don | 26 |
| Television announcer Don | 24 |
| Noted game show announcer | 25 |
| Longtime late-night announcer | 29 |
| "SNL" announcer Don | 29 |
| "SNL" announcer | 25 |
| Presidential prerogative | 24 |
| "___ my glove" | 24 |
| It's sometimes begged | 25 |
| "I beg your ____" | 27 |
| ''Oops!'' | 25 |
| "Sorry about that" | 28 |
| Common commuter comment | 23 |
| Some convicts get them | 22 |
| Sentences may end with them | 27 |
| Cowpokes' colleagues | 24 |
| Colleagues, Western style | 25 |
| Use a vegetable peeler | 22 |
| Remove an outer coating | 23 |
| Use a small knife, in a way | 27 |
| Remove, as an outer coating | 27 |
| Ready apples for a pie | 22 |
| Prepare apples for cooking | 26 |
| Prepare apples for applesauce | 29 |
| Made without milk or meat | 25 |
| Deal with a bloated budget | 26 |
| Cut the outer layer off | 23 |
| Cut down a bloated budget | 25 |
| Use a vegetable peeler on | 25 |
| Trim, with "down" | 27 |
| Trim, with "away" | 27 |
| Remove the outer coating | 24 |
| Prepare, as apples for pie | 26 |
| Lessen, with "down" | 29 |
| Father of modern surgery | 24 |
| Documentary filmmaker Lorentz | 29 |
| Do a kitchen-police job | 23 |
| Cut the outer layer of | 22 |
| Cut back on expenses, e.g. | 26 |
| Cut (down), as expenses | 23 |
| ____ down: reduce as expenses | 29 |
| Used a vegetable peeler | 23 |
| Prepared apples for pie | 23 |
| Trimmed off, as a rind | 22 |
| Trimmed a pippin, e.g. | 22 |
| Ready for the stew pot | 22 |
| Prepared peaches for a tart | 27 |
| Prepared apples for pie, e.g. | 29 |
| Cole Porter song: 1929 | 22 |
| European capital, in song | 25 |
| French capital, in song | 23 |
| European capital, slangily | 26 |
| European capital in song | 24 |
| Cole Porter title city | 22 |
| City of Light, to Cole Porter | 29 |
| City in a Cole Porter title | 27 |
| "Gay" French city | 27 |
| "Gay" city of song | 28 |
| ''Gay'' city | 28 |