| "___ my word" | 23 |
| First governor of Puerto Rico | 29 |
| "CHiPs" nickname | 26 |
| Island off Prince Rupert | 24 |
| Leader in Mexican outerwear? | 28 |
| Thought over carefully | 22 |
| "Bonanza" ranch | 25 |
| The Cartwrights' spread | 27 |
| Ranch in "Bonanza" | 28 |
| "Bonanza" spread | 26 |
| "Bonanza" homestead | 29 |
| Limnologist's field | 23 |
| One holding corn bread? | 23 |
| Thin, light brown fabric | 24 |
| Light-brown silken cloth | 24 |
| Perdita's husband? | 22 |
| Gunk on an old video game? | 26 |
| Daggers with slender blades | 27 |
| ___ Delgada, Portuguese port | 28 |
| Louisiana's largest lake | 28 |
| Southwest Saskatchewan town | 27 |
| Ottawa war leader, 1763-65 | 26 |
| Grand Prix manufacturer | 23 |
| Chevrolet Camaro cousin | 23 |
| Subject of a 1964 hit song | 26 |
| Wearer of the triregnum crown | 29 |
| Like a pope, old-style | 22 |
| Marshes of central Italy | 24 |
| First name in the Gospels | 25 |
| Nautically equipped, in a way | 29 |
| Boats used as bridge supports | 29 |
| Small, fast football unit | 25 |
| Nonsense about racehorses? | 26 |
| Vehicles at a petting zoo | 25 |
| Wild West coffee to go? | 23 |
| Short-lived mail system | 23 |
| Delivery service of yore | 24 |
| 19th-century mail transport | 27 |
| They were seldom left at post | 29 |
| Legendary mail service | 22 |
| It delivered in the Old West | 28 |
| Delivery service of old | 23 |
| Place for cavorting horses? | 27 |
| Yankee Doodle took one | 22 |
| Bobbysoxer hairdo, perhaps | 26 |
| Barbie feature, at times | 24 |
| Tomboys sport them, often | 25 |
| Part of some coiffures | 22 |
| Easy-maintenance hairstyles | 27 |
| Source of false returns | 23 |
| Certain investment swindle | 26 |
| Bernard Madoff offering | 23 |
| Cry from a duped investor? | 26 |
| Line-drive punt, in football | 28 |
| About 36 pounds, in Pinsk | 25 |
| Women's short hair styles | 29 |
| '50s sock-hop garments | 26 |
| '50s feminine fashions | 26 |
| Dismissing with disregard | 25 |
| Regards as insignificant | 24 |
| Exclamations of disdain | 23 |
| Some toy bears, informally | 26 |
| Sprite of Irish folklore | 24 |
| Puck's Irish counterpart | 28 |
| Where sunbathers sunbathe | 25 |
| Lifeguard's purview | 23 |
| They may be in pockets | 22 |
| Tools used in breaking | 22 |
| Sticks you need to break | 24 |
| Threw in money together | 23 |
| Joined in a common effort | 25 |
| Contributed to a common stock | 29 |
| Joint-stock company owners | 26 |
| Sites for shark sightings | 25 |
| Tubular flotation device | 24 |
| Foam item at a water park | 25 |
| Small horse doing laps? | 23 |
| Where to see sharks with cues | 29 |
| Minnesota Fats, famously | 24 |
| What a fish organizer can do | 28 |
| Where many people may lie | 25 |
| On a lounge chair, maybe | 24 |
| Common suntanning locale | 24 |
| Something you can bank on | 25 |
| Object with six pockets | 23 |
| It gives players a cushion | 26 |
| University city of India | 24 |
| Indian educational center | 25 |
| Party ___ (wet blanket) | 23 |
| Party ___ (boor or bore) | 24 |
| Pet maintenance devices | 23 |
| ... at a Chinese restaurant? | 28 |
| Valets who get no tips? | 23 |
| Publisher's problem | 23 |
| Perley of journalistic fame | 27 |
| Worse off, financially | 22 |
| Worse off than the Cratchits | 28 |
| Wiser's correlative | 23 |
| The most unsigned band? | 23 |
| At the bottom of the class | 26 |