| "Swan Lake" swan | 26 |
| Theater in Cato's time | 26 |
| Like some Horatian stanzas | 26 |
| "Garfield" pooch | 26 |
| Patsy created by Jim Davis | 26 |
| Large-tongued comic canine | 26 |
| Drooling dog of the comics | 26 |
| Slobbery cartoon character | 26 |
| Punt victim of the funnies | 26 |
| Pooch created by Jim Davis | 26 |
| Often-kicked comics canine | 26 |
| Long-suffering cartoon pup | 26 |
| God of both wisdom and war | 26 |
| God attended by two ravens | 26 |
| Most powerful of the Aesir | 26 |
| Percy Bysshe Shelley, e.g. | 26 |
| French king: 888–98 | 26 |
| "Meter" preceder | 26 |
| Things rolled over by cars | 26 |
| Change-in-position science | 26 |
| Carbon monoxide's lack | 26 |
| "Whoa!" elicitor | 26 |
| Locker room feature, often | 26 |
| Olfactory nerve stimulator | 26 |
| What methane's missing | 26 |
| What carbon monoxide lacks | 26 |
| Sign of a natural gas leak | 26 |
| Air freshener's target | 26 |
| Sign to take out the trash | 26 |
| Problem for the unshowered | 26 |
| It may elicit a funny face | 26 |
| It may be left in a locker | 26 |
| Foot "fragrance" | 26 |
| Emission from a greenhouse | 26 |
| "Pee-ew!" evoker | 26 |
| What some sprays eliminate | 26 |
| Has too much fun, in a way | 26 |
| Takes too many tranqs, say | 26 |
| Has much too much, briefly | 26 |
| Excessive intakes, briefly | 26 |
| "_____ bodkins!" | 26 |
| Word-lover's ref. book | 26 |
| Venerable British ref. set | 26 |
| Multivolume set, for short | 26 |
| Dict. published in England | 26 |
| One of a pair in a tête | 26 |
| ___-de-boeuf (oval window) | 26 |
| Prefix for a cab collector | 26 |
| Job equality bureau: Abbr. | 26 |
| Heading in "Hoy" | 26 |
| Hors d'___ (appetizer) | 26 |
| Writer's lifetime work | 26 |
| Substantial bodies of work | 26 |
| "Son ___ bitch!" | 26 |
| Old enough to know better? | 26 |
| "___ the nerve!" | 26 |
| Word with spring or season | 26 |
| Prince "Get ___" | 26 |
| Not playing one's best | 26 |
| Deep Woods Sportsman maker | 26 |
| Butcher's awful waste? | 26 |
| Rubbed out, gangster style | 26 |
| Word with pool or building | 26 |
| Eliminates, gangster-style | 26 |
| Wastes, in gangster flicks | 26 |
| Eliminates, gangland-style | 26 |
| Gridiron five-yard penalty | 26 |
| Gift ___ (ability to talk) | 26 |
| "The Wizard ___" | 26 |
| 'Think nothing --' | 26 |
| "Man ___ Mancha" | 26 |
| "Man --- Mancha" | 26 |
| "The Rights ___" | 26 |
| "A Majority ___" | 26 |
| Frequently, to Shakespeare | 26 |
| Time and again, to Whitman | 26 |
| With regularity, in poetry | 26 |
| "Come here ___?" | 26 |
| "Come here ---?" | 26 |
| City south of Brigham City | 26 |
| Seat of Weber County, Utah | 26 |
| Double-curved arch molding | 26 |
| Type of architectural arch | 26 |
| My gosh, it's molding! | 26 |
| Molding with a snaky shape | 26 |
| Molding that sounds woeful | 26 |
| Arch with a double-S shape | 26 |
| S-shaped decorative curves | 26 |
| Pointed architectural arch | 26 |
| Wolf whistle accompaniment | 26 |
| Wolf-whistle accompaniment | 26 |
| Give more than a once-over | 26 |
| Check out at a meat market | 26 |
| Charles ___, silents actor | 26 |
| Turned a greedy eye toward | 26 |
| Showed obvious interest in | 26 |
| Strip club denizens, often | 26 |
| Nude-beach visitors, maybe | 26 |
| Flashing flirtatious looks | 26 |
| Viewing with elevator eyes | 26 |