| Votes in, as an incumbent | 25 |
| Was rocked with disbelief | 25 |
| Brought on board, somehow | 25 |
| Projectionists' needs | 25 |
| Projection booth contents | 25 |
| Simulate, as a war battle | 25 |
| Stages a Civil War battle | 25 |
| Part of an Apollo mission | 25 |
| Roger of 'Cheers' | 25 |
| Roger of stage and screen | 25 |
| Candy company mogul Harry | 25 |
| One of the Boys of Summer | 25 |
| Witherspoon of Tinseltown | 25 |
| Pee Wee of the big league | 25 |
| Peanut butter cup magnate | 25 |
| Oscar-winning Witherspoon | 25 |
| Oscar-winner Wither-spoon | 25 |
| Peanut-butter treat brand | 25 |
| Brand of Pieces and Puffs | 25 |
| "Superman" star | 25 |
| Chaucerian estate manager | 25 |
| Thread, as through shoals | 25 |
| Noted superhero portrayer | 25 |
| Kent to Kidder's Lane | 25 |
| Four-time Superman player | 25 |
| Christopher of the screen | 25 |
| Canadian village official | 25 |
| 'The Matrix' star | 25 |
| Game official, for short | 25 |
| Whistle-blower on a court | 25 |
| Whistle-blower in stripes | 25 |
| Whistle blower, for short | 25 |
| Target of fans' scorn | 25 |
| Sports arbiter, for short | 25 |
| Replay reviewer, at times | 25 |
| One whistling at athletes | 25 |
| Occasional beanbag tosser | 25 |
| Man on a court, for short | 25 |
| Send for a second opinion | 25 |
| Send to a specialist, say | 25 |
| Cite, with "to" | 25 |
| Sent for a second opinion | 25 |
| Point in the direction of | 25 |
| Bank offering, informally | 25 |
| Mortgage again, for short | 25 |
| Certain mortgage, briefly | 25 |
| Altered mortgage, briefly | 25 |
| Second drink, so to speak | 25 |
| Do what Higgins attempted | 25 |
| Tailor after-diet clothes | 25 |
| Supply with new equipment | 25 |
| Provide new equipment for | 25 |
| Throws back from a mirror | 25 |
| Prepare, as Mexican beans | 25 |
| Cook pinto beans, perhaps | 25 |
| Sports officials, briefly | 25 |
| Sports "zebras" | 25 |
| N.F.L. "zebras" | 25 |
| Linesmen's co-workers | 25 |
| Arena arbiters, for short | 25 |
| Taken by force, old-style | 25 |
| Entertains with anecdotes | 25 |
| Secretary of the Treasury | 25 |
| One daughter of King Lear | 25 |
| A sister-in-law of Albany | 25 |
| Competition for yachtsmen | 25 |
| George IV: 1811–20 | 25 |
| "Jamming" genre | 25 |
| Jackson a k a Mr. October | 25 |
| Aqua ___ (gold dissolver) | 25 |
| Aqua --- (gold dissolver) | 25 |
| "Macbeth" theme | 25 |
| Dieting and exercise, say | 25 |
| Authoritarian governments | 25 |
| Singer/songwriter Spektor | 25 |
| Talk show fixture Philbin | 25 |
| ___ Park (Queens section) | 25 |
| Derby-winning filly: 1915 | 25 |
| "Miss Otis ___" | 25 |
| Regions of shifting sands | 25 |
| Partner of rules, briefly | 25 |
| Betty Ford Center program | 25 |
| Where to get on the wagon | 25 |
| Therapy center, to a G.I. | 25 |
| Therapy center, for short | 25 |
| Physical therapy, perhaps | 25 |
| Physical therapy, briefly | 25 |
| It might start with detox | 25 |
| G.I.'s therapy center | 25 |
| Â Â Post-op program | 25 |
| Fixes up, as an old house | 25 |
| Go over and over and over | 25 |
| Go over, as old arguments | 25 |
| Try a criminal case again | 25 |
| Consider again, as a case | 25 |
| Prepare for opening night | 25 |
| Prepare for a performance | 25 |
| Prepare for the big night | 25 |
| Practice for the big show | 25 |
| Uses the microwave, maybe | 25 |