| Bookbinder's fabric | 23 |
| Stiff fabric for lining | 23 |
| Spaceman hero in comics | 23 |
| Sci-fi role for Buster Crabbe | 29 |
| 25th century action hero | 24 |
| Tool with an H-shaped frame | 27 |
| Manager of the Orioles | 22 |
| The rodeo rider tried to ... | 28 |
| Deer's favorite film? | 25 |
| Advice for a gloomy Gus | 23 |
| 1978 World Series M.V.P. Dent | 29 |
| Famed Yankee shortstop | 22 |
| Scandalous Tampa headline? | 26 |
| Birthplace of Harry Houdini | 27 |
| Abbott mocks Mix in Hungary? | 28 |
| He trained Spectacular Bid | 26 |
| Branch with a blossom-to-be | 27 |
| One likely to win a belt | 24 |
| Botanical group of blossoms? | 28 |
| Lettuce in the spring? | 22 |
| Online chat enumeration | 23 |
| Weekend time spent with pals? | 29 |
| Ingratiate oneself with | 23 |
| U.S. tennis champ: 1937 | 23 |
| Tennis champ, 1937–38 | 28 |
| AKA Frank Radford (Crawley) | 27 |
| Reason for belt-tightening | 26 |
| Way to reduce spending | 22 |
| Low-priced entrée item? | 26 |
| Itemizerof income and outgo | 27 |
| Person who decries deficits | 27 |
| One who cuts and runs? | 22 |
| Fixture over a parakeet cage? | 29 |
| Colorful pet store chirpers | 27 |
| Draft pick with a weak body | 27 |
| Queues for the King of Beers? | 29 |
| Bebop era jazz pianist | 22 |
| "Whassup?" product | 28 |
| Union general at Shiloh | 23 |
| Like the Aires of Argentina | 27 |
| "___ dÃas" | 23 |
| Teatro Colón locale | 22 |
| -- -Puf (facial sponge) | 23 |
| William Cody's nickname | 27 |
| Sitting Bull was in his show | 28 |
| Invoice for a zoo purchase? | 27 |
| Annie Get Your Gun role | 26 |
| Western scout and impresario | 28 |
| Huge herd on the Plains? | 24 |
| Fake out an old Celtic star | 27 |
| Bovine in a New York city? | 26 |
| Flummox Helen on a movie set? | 29 |
| Numismatic debut of 1913 | 24 |
| Scuff marks on the prairie? | 27 |
| Confuse designer Vera? | 22 |
| TV's vampire vanquisher | 27 |
| TV hero based in Sunnydale | 26 |
| Vampire slayer of film and TV | 29 |
| TV show set in Sunnydale | 24 |
| Imaginary object of fear | 24 |
| Imaginary cause of fear | 23 |
| Imaginary objects of fear | 25 |
| Tiny relative of a grizzly? | 27 |
| Imaginary source of fear | 24 |
| Sources of chronic annoyance | 28 |
| Like many sci-fi monsters | 25 |
| Expressing shock, perhaps | 25 |
| Delivery to an entomologist? | 28 |
| Driver's tool of old | 24 |
| Sugary punch, slangily | 22 |
| Big name in 1980s denim | 23 |
| "Taps" sounders | 25 |
| "Taps" players | 24 |
| Long-eared cartoon character | 28 |
| 1998, with "A" | 24 |
| An intelligence agent ___ | 25 |
| Insect's bedtime ritual? | 28 |
| For frustrated parents | 22 |
| Place to get an Electra, once | 29 |
| Skylark and Skyhawk, e.g. | 25 |
| Construction company owner | 26 |
| It may be filled with offices | 29 |
| Association of constructors? | 28 |
| Forming lasting relationships | 29 |
| Connecting diverse groups | 25 |
| Construction site posting | 25 |
| Like many laptop cameras | 24 |
| Montreal's Genevieve ____ | 29 |
| Dissolute author Charles | 24 |
| Like W. C. Fields's nose | 28 |
| Republic in SE Europe (Abbr.) | 29 |
| Upscale Italian fashion brand | 29 |
| Kinda swollen in spots | 22 |
| Ship or plane partition | 23 |
| Edition sold the night before | 29 |
| Tec created by H.C. McNeile | 27 |
| Radio program of the 40's | 29 |
| English hero of fiction | 23 |
| 1929 role for Ronald Colman | 27 |
| Earliest runs of newspapers | 27 |