Crosswordsonline - Questions

Text	Length
Swiss city bordering Germany and France	39
Swiss city bordering both France and Germany	44
Art ___ (annual Swiss exhibition event)	39
A definition for ''foot''	41
They're sometimes loaded on the field	41
They're rounded on the way home	35
They may get loaded at the baseball game	40
Stopping places when heading toward home	40
Diamond quartet (and this puzzle's theme)	45
Like the lowest common denominator	34
Tommy Stinson's ___ & Pop	33
Party that might get out of hand	32
Like a college course labeled "101"	45
GI's post-induction training	32
Acronymic computer language name	32
Essentials, and title of this puzzle	36
Break from soldiers' training?	34
It's sometimes good to get back to them	43
"One O'Clock Jump" composer	41
"Jumpin' at the Woodside" composer	48
"Jive at Five" composer/performer	43
"Blazing Saddles" bandleader	38
Memorable jazz musician: 1904-84	32
Kennedy Center bandleader honoree of 1981	41
Count who played winning numbers	32
"Swingin' the Blues" songwriter	45
"Goin' to Chicago Blues" songwriter	49
"Goin' to Chicago Blues" composer	47
"Ella and ___!" (1963 jazz album)	43
''April in Paris'' bandleader	45
___ Orchestra (popular 30's band)	37
"Fawlty Towers" character	35
Name that means "king"	32
Spaghetti sauce seasoning, sometimes	36
So-called "royal herb"	32
Rathbone of Sherlock Holmes films	33
So-called "king of herbs"	35
Sherlock Holmes portrayer Rathbone	34
Leaves used in Mediterranean cuisine	36
Sight from St. Peter's Square	33
Means of turning an herb into energy?	37
Sherlock Holmes portrayer that herb likes?	42
Sherlock Holmes in "The Woman in Green"	49
Sherlock Holmes in '40s films	33
Nevada's Great ___ National Park	36
Depression in the earth's surface	37
"Hasten, Jason, bring the ___"	40
"__ Street Blues": Dixieland classic	46
Kim of "L.A. Confidential"	36
Disco Biscuits "___ for a Day"	40
Part of a capital-gain calculation	34
Amount from which to figure sale profit	39
Take pleasure, as in one's glory	36
Enjoy, as sunshine (with "in")	40
With ball, our fifth most popular pastime	41
Dr. James Naismith's creation	33
Dr. James Naismith's invention	34
"White Men Can't Jump" sport	42
One incapable of functioning, slangily	38
Party guest who is a nervous wreck	34
One who can't function under stress	39
Odd double container for gift fruit?	36
Language "jai alai" comes from	40
Culture straddling Spain and France	35
City about 300 miles from Baghdad	33
Sinbad the Sailor's hometown	32
Iraqi city near the Persian Gulf	32
City on the Shatt al-Arab waterway	34
Person responsible for the bottom line	38
Paul McCartney played it in the Beatles	39
Paul McCartney played it for the Beatles	40
Part of a rock band's rhythm section, usually	49
McCartney played it in the Beatles	34
Like McCartney's guitar in the Beatles	42
It'll make your rearview mirror vibrate	43
Instrument missing from The White Stripes	41
Ale that received England's first trademark	47
Ale that received Britain's first trademark	47
"Nozze di Figaro" part for Dr. Bartolo	48
Bar drink with a red triangle logo	34
English beer with a red triangle logo	37
Pub brand with a red triangle logo	34
Its bottles feature red triangles	33
Drink with a trademarked red triangle	37
British brew with a red triangle logo	37
___-Terre, capital of Guadeloupe	32
___ Terre, Guadeloupe's capital	35
Literally, "low-stature" animal	41
It has short legs and a long body	33
"Fred ___" (comic strip)	34
They have short legs and long ears	34
Long-eared dog's performance?	33
Some "AÃ¯da" singers	32
Several "Boris Godunov" parts	39
Boito's Mefistofele and others	34
"Boris Godunov" singers	33
Where a new delivery may be placed?	35
Grateful Dead's Phil Lesh, e.g.	35
Flea for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, e.g.	40
Bill Wyman, in the Rolling Stones	33