| Sharply sarcastic, as wit | 25 |
| Old name for Peloponnesus | 25 |
| Its capital is Cuernavaca | 25 |
| Sierra ___, Spanish range | 25 |
| Legendary hockeyist Howie | 25 |
| Better, in hip-hop slang? | 25 |
| New Guinea's Port ___ | 25 |
| Titled British sea raider | 25 |
| Foes at Reichenbach Falls | 25 |
| Family of violinist Erika | 25 |
| Follower of Brigham Young | 25 |
| When most eyes are rubbed | 25 |
| When many eyes are rubbed | 25 |
| City near San Luis Obispo | 25 |
| Next day, in the old days | 25 |
| Plastered walls, in a way | 25 |
| One in a pit at a concert | 25 |
| Where golfers slam-dance? | 25 |
| No longer wearable, maybe | 25 |
| Fussily protective parent | 25 |
| Andrew Wood band ___ Bone | 25 |
| 1996 Nick Nolte spy drama | 25 |
| Political exposure device | 25 |
| Place to drive in Britain | 25 |
| Marquand's Mr. et al. | 25 |
| Gelatin shaper, in London | 25 |
| Torpedo, in British slang | 25 |
| Vehicle for rough terrain | 25 |
| Funny Vermont paper name? | 25 |
| Circles overhead, perhaps | 25 |
| Get ready to click, maybe | 25 |
| Cats that earn their keep | 25 |
| Château ___ Rothschild | 25 |
| Stop beating a dead horse | 25 |
| Puts the past in the past | 25 |
| Shearer and Woolley, once | 25 |
| Relocating a Tyson fight? | 25 |
| Poignant pianist Cliburn? | 25 |
| 1980s Britpop star Alison | 25 |
| A watercolor by Wolfgang? | 25 |
| Cheese for a scat singer? | 25 |
| Gym instructor's deg. | 25 |
| Having failed aspirations | 25 |
| 1990 Newman-Woodward film | 25 |
| Rowan Atkinson TV persona | 25 |
| "Good-bye, ___" | 25 |
| 1974 Charles Bronson film | 25 |
| 1935 role for W.C. Fields | 25 |
| #1 hit for the Chordettes | 25 |
| Salt-free seasoning brand | 25 |
| Ibsen matron, punny style | 25 |
| Capt. Hook's henchman | 25 |
| Lady famous for piemaking | 25 |
| Kenneth Grahame character | 25 |
| Postal mascot of the past | 25 |
| Grad. degree for an Aggie | 25 |
| Site of a well-known home | 25 |
| Relative of library paste | 25 |
| Good wet-ground racehorse | 25 |
| Bavarian city, to Germans | 25 |
| Frankie Laine hit of 1949 | 25 |
| Big hit for Frankie Laine | 25 |
| Dow Chemical, e.g.: Abbr. | 25 |
| Like some magnetic fields | 25 |
| Name on a champagne label | 25 |
| Archaeological discovery? | 25 |
| Ray Dorset band ___ Jerry | 25 |
| 1972 Summer Olympics site | 25 |
| xkcd comic artist Randall | 25 |
| Smokeless-powder inventor | 25 |
| Deg. for a city developer | 25 |
| Some Egyptian pyramid art | 25 |
| Case cracked by Mr. Dupin | 25 |
| FYI News Network reporter | 25 |
| Town in Ethiopia or Kenya | 25 |
| Sweet after-dinner drinks | 25 |
| It helps maintain posture | 25 |
| What this puzzle is about | 25 |
| Sec. of State after Vance | 25 |
| Animal with a shaggy coat | 25 |
| Kind of stock fund: Abbr. | 25 |
| In an inconsistent manner | 25 |
| Waiting room sound, maybe | 25 |
| Land on the Bay of Bengal | 25 |
| Start of a workplace quip | 25 |
| 1973 Elvis Presley single | 25 |
| Paul Petersen hit of 1963 | 25 |
| "Love of loves" | 25 |
| Oft-opened Windows folder | 25 |
| "___ has fleas" | 25 |
| 1964 Rex Harrison musical | 25 |
| Popular Paul Dresser song | 25 |
| Parts 1 and 5 of the quip | 25 |
| '60s television farce | 25 |
| Opinion, after deflation? | 25 |
| "Glad to help!" | 25 |
| Ancient Athenian sculptor | 25 |
| Gift brought to Bethlehem | 25 |
| "___ and Marge" | 25 |
| Subversive group of sorts | 25 |