| Belgian lager, familiarly | 25 |
| "Streetcar" cry | 25 |
| Painters Frank and Joseph | 25 |
| Name associated with fire | 25 |
| Underlying form of a word | 25 |
| Part of a champagne flute | 25 |
| Forward part of the Pinta | 25 |
| A snifter has a short one | 25 |
| Sault ___ (Michigan city) | 25 |
| Medical-research specimen | 25 |
| Attractive legs, in slang | 25 |
| Brit's submachine gun | 25 |
| Acronymous submachine gun | 25 |
| First manager of the Mets | 25 |
| "Mad Men" extra | 25 |
| Courtroom worker, briefly | 25 |
| Dictator's right hand | 25 |
| User of the Pitman system | 25 |
| Prefix with graph or type | 25 |
| Exec's helper of yore | 25 |
| Dictator's underling? | 25 |
| Dictator's assistant? | 25 |
| Court reporter for short | 25 |
| Court employee, for short | 25 |
| Trial position, for short | 25 |
| Office workers, for short | 25 |
| Dictators' underlings | 25 |
| Members of a certain pool | 25 |
| Dictation takers, briefly | 25 |
| WWII weapons from Britain | 25 |
| They have all the anthers | 25 |
| Cardiologist's insert | 25 |
| Surgically implanted tube | 25 |
| Insertion in an operation | 25 |
| One with a powerful voice | 25 |
| Their voices really carry | 25 |
| House Minority Whip Hoyer | 25 |
| Word with child or ladder | 25 |
| One of Hitchcock's 39 | 25 |
| Kind of brother or ladder | 25 |
| "___ right up!" | 25 |
| One of 39 in an old movie | 25 |
| Fourth word from the moon | 25 |
| "--- right up!" | 25 |
| "___ this way!" | 25 |
| Detailed, as instructions | 25 |
| Pop from a different line | 25 |
| Ultra-obedient companions | 25 |
| "___ my office" | 25 |
| A tormentor of Cinderella | 25 |
| Squash, squish or squelch | 25 |
| Squish, squash or squelch | 25 |
| Impatient one's order | 25 |
| "Drive faster!" | 25 |
| Places for Russian wolves | 25 |
| Arthur Murray instruction | 25 |
| What one takes to advance | 25 |
| Word in a Hitchcock title | 25 |
| Gets embroiled in trouble | 25 |
| Relative through marriage | 25 |
| It can raise one up a bit | 25 |
| Suffix for prank or trick | 25 |
| Suffix with young or road | 25 |
| Suffix with road or speed | 25 |
| Suffix with prank or poll | 25 |
| Suffix with gang or trick | 25 |
| Suffix for prank or young | 25 |
| Prank or trick attachment | 25 |
| Ending with team and seam | 25 |
| Ending with spin or speed | 25 |
| Ending with huck or trick | 25 |
| About a quarter of a cord | 25 |
| Music buff's purchase | 25 |
| Like good operating rooms | 25 |
| They often need polishing | 25 |
| Howard of satellite radio | 25 |
| Unlikely to crack a smile | 25 |
| Rocker interviewer Howard | 25 |
| NYU's business school | 25 |
| Nobelist in Physics: 1943 | 25 |
| Exacting, discipline-wise | 25 |
| Tristram Shandy author | 25 |
| British novelist Laurence | 25 |
| Author Laurenceand family | 25 |
| Camper's cooking fuel | 25 |
| Jelly brand used for fuel | 25 |
| Caterer's food warmer | 25 |
| Campers' cooking gear | 25 |
| Gondoliers' positions | 25 |
| Aftermasts' locations | 25 |
| What sticks to your ribs? | 25 |
| Solid unsaturated alcohol | 25 |
| Endings for young and old | 25 |
| Suffixes with tip and tap | 25 |
| Suffixes for old and gang | 25 |
| Endings with mob and gang | 25 |
| French holy women (Abbr.) | 25 |
| Jeanne and Teresa (Abbr.) | 25 |
| Canonized femmes, briefly | 25 |
| Mary and Catherine: Abbr. | 25 |