| Old World city, colloquially | 28 |
| French capital, humorously | 26 |
| European capital, informally | 28 |
| European capital, humorously | 28 |
| Colloquial name for Lutetia | 27 |
| Cole Porter tune: 1929 | 22 |
| City in Cole Porter titles | 26 |
| City for W. W. I doughboys | 26 |
| City Cole Porter wrote about | 28 |
| "Gay" city, in song | 29 |
| "Gay" capital | 23 |
| Start of an aside, for short | 28 |
| Mark for an aside: abbr. | 24 |
| Keyboard symbol, for short | 26 |
| Emoticon smile, for short | 25 |
| Emoticon element, for short | 27 |
| They're just above O | 24 |
| Punctuation marks: Abbr. | 24 |
| Holders of addl. thoughts | 25 |
| Curved brackets, for short | 26 |
| Little League rooter, often | 27 |
| Top company in a group | 22 |
| The "P" in P.T.A. | 27 |
| Person who can be grand | 23 |
| Permission-slip signer, often | 29 |
| Many a Little League rooter | 27 |
| Company with a subsidiary | 25 |
| Class-trip chaperone, usually | 29 |
| Adidas vis-Ã -vis Reebok | 26 |
| Some authority figures | 22 |
| Babysitters' employers | 26 |
| Rebecca and Isaac, to Jacob | 27 |
| Popular magazine since 1926 | 27 |
| Part of the generation gap | 26 |
| Potato-peeling implement | 24 |
| Tool for someone on KP duty | 27 |
| It gets under the skin | 22 |
| One of the kitchen police | 25 |
| Kitchen gadget for apples | 25 |
| He whittles while he works | 26 |
| Price cutters, in a sense | 25 |
| Prepares, as apples for pie | 27 |
| Uses a vegetable peeler | 23 |
| Uses a small kitchen knife | 26 |
| Cut-off shorts manufacture? | 27 |
| Fixes fruit for a couple? | 25 |
| Word in Jewish cookery | 22 |
| Prepared without meat or milk | 29 |
| Like some foods for Jews | 24 |
| Dessert in a tall glass | 23 |
| A dessert in a glass ... | 24 |
| Layered ice cream desserts | 26 |
| ___-mutuel (form of betting) | 28 |
| __-mutuel: type of betting | 26 |
| ___ passu (with equal pace) | 27 |
| ___ passu (simultaneously) | 26 |
| ___ passu (side by side) | 24 |
| ___ passu (on equal footing) | 28 |
| Persona non grata in society | 28 |
| Strip for the compost heap | 26 |
| Kitchen knife's purpose | 27 |
| Leftovers after peeling | 23 |
| Juliet's betrothed | 22 |
| Helen of Troy's abductor | 28 |
| Gauguin's birthplace | 24 |
| City once called Lutetia | 24 |
| Orient Express terminus | 23 |
| City where Yo-Yo Ma was born | 28 |
| "City of Light" | 25 |
| Where to get plastered? | 23 |
| Where the Eiffel Tower is | 25 |
| Where Stein held forth | 22 |
| Where Gustave Eiffel died | 25 |
| Vista from Sacré-Coeur | 25 |
| Treaty of __: 1783 war ender | 28 |
| Stein's salon setting | 25 |
| Source of Trojan trouble | 24 |
| Son of Hecuba and Priam | 23 |
| Site of Vietnam War talks | 25 |
| Site of the Rodin Museum | 24 |
| Scene of Vietnam peace talks | 28 |
| Pompidou Center's city | 26 |
| Place to get plastered? | 23 |
| Place de la Concorde locale | 27 |
| Part of Troy's trouble | 26 |
| Oenone's husband, in myth | 29 |
| Nicky's socialite sister | 28 |
| Montmartre's locale | 23 |
| Lutetia's modern name | 25 |
| Juliet's fiancé | 22 |
| Home for Jacques Chirac | 23 |
| He left Oenone for Helen | 24 |
| Genevieve is its patron | 23 |
| Eiffel Tower's home | 23 |
| Eiffel Tower's city | 23 |
| City with well-known banks | 26 |
| Awarder of the Golden Apple | 27 |
| April's city in songdom | 27 |
| "Ninotchka" setting | 29 |
| "Amélie" setting | 29 |