| "Call to Greatness" author Stevenson | 46 |
| '70s-'80s Illinois senator Stevenson | 44 |
| '52 campaign name | 21 |
| '50s presidential hopeful Stevenson | 39 |
| '50s candidate Stevenson | 28 |
| Freud contemporary | 18 |
| Conductor Kurt | 14 |
| Alfred who broke with Freud to focus on "individual psychology" | 73 |
| Austrian psychiatrist Alfred | 28 |
| Psychiatrist Alfred | 19 |
| Grace's last name on "Will & Grace" | 53 |
| Psychologist Alfred | 19 |
| Noted conductor | 15 |
| Freud colleague | 15 |
| Irene in a Sherlock Holmes tale | 31 |
| Freud contemporary Alfred | 25 |
| Freud associate | 15 |
| Colleague of Freud | 18 |
| Austrian psychiatrist | 21 |
| "Inferiority complex" coiner Alfred | 45 |
| Psychoanalyst Alfred | 20 |
| Contemporary of Freud | 21 |
| U.S. educator | 13 |
| U. S. reformer | 14 |
| Psychology pioneer Alfred | 25 |
| Planetarium in Chicago | 22 |
| Onetime Freud collaborator | 26 |
| Jung contemporary | 17 |
| Harmonica virtuoso | 18 |
| Freud rival who stressed inferiority | 36 |
| Freud disciple Alfred | 21 |
| Freud colleague Alfred | 22 |
| Felix the clown | 15 |
| Co-founder of the Psychological Wednesday Society | 49 |
| Chicago's planetarium | 25 |
| Chicago's __ Planetarium | 28 |
| American educator | 17 |
| Actor Luther | 12 |
| "Inferiority complex" coiner | 38 |
| "Damn Yankees" composer | 33 |
| "Damn Yankees" co-composer Richard | 44 |
| Woman in Conan Doyle's "A Scandal in Bohemia" | 59 |
| Surname that means "eagle" | 36 |
| Steven of Guns N' Roses | 27 |
| Stella who founded an acting conservatory | 41 |
| Stella or Felix | 15 |
| Social reformer Felix | 21 |
| Sherlock Holmes's love Irene ___ | 36 |
| Ross's "Damn Yankees" co-composer | 47 |
| Rival of Freud | 14 |
| Psychiatrist who coined the term "inferiority complex" | 64 |
| Pioneer in psychoanalysis | 25 |
| Philosopher Mortimer | 20 |
| Original Guns N' Roses drummer Steven | 41 |
| Only woman to outwit Holmes | 27 |
| Noted Austrian psychiatrist | 27 |
| Name that means "eagle" | 33 |
| Name in psychiatry | 18 |
| Madam Polly | 11 |
| Luther or Polly | 15 |
| Luther or Larry | 15 |
| Luther ____ | 11 |
| Larry, Luther or Felix | 22 |
| Larry or Polly | 14 |
| Larry or Kurt | 13 |
| Larry ___, famed harmonica player | 33 |
| Kurt, Larry or Luther | 21 |
| Irene of a Sherlock Holmes story | 32 |
| Irene ___, figure in Sherlock Holmes stories | 44 |
| Irene ___ ("A Scandal in Bohemia" woman) | 50 |
| Holmes's female adversary | 29 |
| He established the Ethical Culture Society | 42 |
| Harmonica virtuoso Larry | 24 |
| Harmonica player Larry ___ | 26 |
| Harmonica player Larry | 22 |
| Harmonica master Larry | 22 |
| Grace of "Will & Grace" | 37 |
| Grace ___ of "Will & Grace" | 41 |
| Felix or Larry | 14 |
| Felix or Alfred | 15 |
| Famed follower of Freud | 23 |
| Ethical Culturist | 17 |
| Ethical Culture Society founder Felix | 37 |
| Early colleague of Freud | 24 |
| Early associate of Freud | 24 |
| Damn Yankees lyricist | 23 |
| Damn Yankees songwriter | 26 |
| Cyrus or Felix | 14 |
| Chicago's ___Planetarium | 28 |
| Chicago's ___ Planetarium | 29 |
| Alfred who coined the term "inferiority complex" | 58 |
| Alfred ___, Austrian psychiatrist | 33 |
| Acting teacher Stella | 21 |
| "How to Read a Book" author Mortimer | 46 |
| Improvise | 9 |
| Ignore the script | 17 |
| Ignore a cue card, say | 22 |
| Wing it | 7 |
| Speak off the cuff | 18 |
| Extemporize | 11 |