| What an art engineer can do | 27 |
| Sites of some traffic delays | 28 |
| Financial transaction party | 27 |
| Party to a financial exchange | 29 |
| Party to a bill of exchange | 27 |
| Bank in a check transaction | 27 |
| Sharp dresser features? | 23 |
| Provoke the enemy to shoot | 26 |
| Thumbtack, British-style | 24 |
| Pirate artist's activity? | 29 |
| Artists' studios are ___ | 28 |
| Random decision makers | 22 |
| Artist's portfolio | 22 |
| Act more conservatively | 23 |
| Talked like a Southern belle | 28 |
| Stretched out the vowels | 24 |
| Spoke "We-e-ell"? | 27 |
| One with a Southern accent | 26 |
| Extender of vowel sounds | 24 |
| Speaking like Scarlett | 22 |
| Damon Gough, aka Badly ___ | 26 |
| Sketch sewing-kit stores? | 25 |
| Climbing the corporate ladder | 29 |
| Sketches one's quilt? | 25 |
| What a popular artist does? | 27 |
| Gets noticed, as an artist? | 27 |
| What public oddities often do | 29 |
| One way to prepare for bed | 26 |
| The artist tried to ... | 23 |
| Sketch an African king? | 23 |
| Prepare, as a contract | 22 |
| Use, as past experience | 23 |
| Some horse cart operators | 25 |
| River of central Alberta | 24 |
| Blanket sleeper company | 23 |
| Memorable Rex Harrison role | 27 |
| Hugh Lofting character | 22 |
| 1967 Rex Harrison role | 22 |
| 1967 Rex Harrison film role | 27 |
| TV horror host with a hypo? | 27 |
| Rastafarian door opener? | 24 |
| Bob Marley prison film? | 23 |
| Hopes it never happens | 22 |
| Envision in one's sleep | 27 |
| "Playgirl" picture? | 29 |
| Gorgeous check redeemer? | 24 |
| Southwestern souvenirs | 22 |
| Ideal person to go out with | 27 |
| Rogaine-induced reverie? | 24 |
| Musical based on the Supremes | 29 |
| 1982 Best Musical nominee | 25 |
| More head-in-the-clouds | 23 |
| Building castles in the air | 27 |
| Great things to work at | 23 |
| Newspaper for visionaries? | 26 |
| Where nodding will get you? | 27 |
| Where many visit but few stay | 29 |
| Grey-Schertzinger song: 1929 | 28 |
| "I ___ Jeannie" | 25 |
| 1979 hit for Cheap Trick | 24 |
| 1979 Cheap Trick hit album | 26 |
| Gives consideration to | 22 |
| Heavily favored squads | 22 |
| "Amistad" studio | 26 |
| Gorgeous resident of Rome? | 26 |
| More like Poe's midnight | 28 |
| Least pleasant, weatherwise | 27 |
| Role in The Naked Gun | 24 |
| Gold diggers, at times | 22 |
| Scoops up river sediment | 24 |
| Land-reclamation machines | 25 |
| Scooping up a river bottom | 26 |
| Former Dutch prime minister | 27 |
| Yiddish "trash" | 25 |
| Water balloon battles? | 22 |
| Ceremonial military outfit | 26 |
| Fran of "The Nanny" | 29 |
| Common prom night stain? | 24 |
| Marines' formal wear | 24 |
| Formal military attire | 22 |
| Details in employee manuals | 27 |
| They tend to the stars | 22 |
| Puts on a tux, for example | 26 |
| Executive's fashion credo | 29 |
| Where actors put costumes on | 28 |
| Locale for a big mirror | 23 |
| Pre-costume ball activity | 25 |
| Standard advice for a bride | 27 |
| She played Tugboat Annie | 24 |
| Oscar actress: 1930–31 | 29 |
| Best Actress of 1930-31 | 23 |
| Put one's uniform on | 24 |
| Jeweled fashion accessory | 25 |
| Cold-weather card game? | 23 |
| Put on a striking outfit | 24 |
| Parade attire, perhaps | 22 |
| Owner of Mr. Bigglesworth | 25 |
| Frau Farbissina's husband | 29 |
| ___ blank (had no idea) | 23 |
| The artistic lawyer ... | 23 |