| Word with ant, general or brat | 30 |
| Six-footers in marching bands? | 30 |
| Prince Valiant's firstborn | 30 |
| Prince Valiant's first son | 30 |
| Dino, Desi & Billy drummer | 30 |
| "I Love Lucy" costar | 30 |
| Composer of "Judith" | 30 |
| Princess changed into a magpie | 30 |
| British composer: 18th century | 30 |
| "Tom Thumb" composer | 30 |
| Dillon of "Gunsmoke" | 30 |
| Marshal Dillon's portrayer | 30 |
| Becker on "L.A. Law" | 30 |
| "L.A. Law" character | 30 |
| Onetime rival of Jack and Gary | 30 |
| Former "Army" leader | 30 |
| Uffizi Gallery courtyard sight | 30 |
| The Ponte alle Grazie spans it | 30 |
| Flower under the Ponte Vecchio | 30 |
| Noted Mr. Universe, familiarly | 30 |
| "Green Acres" oinker | 30 |
| 'The Stupids' star Tom | 30 |
| Supporting the home team, e.g. | 30 |
| Like stadiums after touchdowns | 30 |
| Yankees third baseman, to fans | 30 |
| Yankee in the news, informally | 30 |
| Yank with more than 600 homers | 30 |
| Noted shortstop's nickname | 30 |
| Highly paid Yankee, familiarly | 30 |
| Baseball slugger, in headlines | 30 |
| Play ___ in (be involved with) | 30 |
| Have _____ to play (be of use) | 30 |
| Subject for a wine connoisseur | 30 |
| Sensory feature of restaurants | 30 |
| "Therapy" attachment | 30 |
| Skunk cabbage has a strong one | 30 |
| One hanging around the kitchen | 30 |
| It's picked up at a bakery | 30 |
| It lures people to the kitchen | 30 |
| Bakery advertisement, in a way | 30 |
| They may carry out of bakeries | 30 |
| "Indeed!" in Ireland | 30 |
| Part of a Virginia Woolf title | 30 |
| Seal "Kiss From ___" | 30 |
| Three in ___ (tic-tac-toe win) | 30 |
| Straight, after "in" | 30 |
| Lined up, after "in" | 30 |
| "Forty buses in ___" | 30 |
| French avant-garde artist Jean | 30 |
| Cercle et Carré member Jean | 30 |
| "Fatagaga" collagist | 30 |
| Spanish angel's instrument | 30 |
| Italian angel's instrument | 30 |
| Forces to answer an indictment | 30 |
| Group artistically, as flowers | 30 |
| In ___ (behind in debt paying) | 30 |
| They're really outstanding | 30 |
| They may be paid with interest | 30 |
| One being printed at a station | 30 |
| Notations on a certain blotter | 30 |
| Word on a Strasbourg stop sign | 30 |
| In Montreal, "STOP!" | 30 |
| It'll tell you where to go | 30 |
| It "signals" the way | 30 |
| "This way" indicator | 30 |
| Opposites of departures: Abbr. | 30 |
| Twosome in "Roberta" | 30 |
| Letters often rolled in brogue | 30 |
| __ Antiqua: 13th-century music | 30 |
| Leblanc's sleuth ___ Lupin | 30 |
| Poison used in a play and film | 30 |
| Reason for a lighter sentence? | 30 |
| Awful result of burning desire | 30 |
| "Backdraft" criminal | 30 |
| Cases for insurance detectives | 30 |
| Verb in a question from Juliet | 30 |
| "... but is it ___?" | 30 |
| "___ is long . . . " | 30 |
| He was Tom to Paul's Jerry | 30 |
| "How Great Thou ___" | 30 |
| Sculptures and paintings, e.g. | 30 |
| Paul's partner, for a time | 30 |
| Paul's harmonizing partner | 30 |
| Paintings, sculptures and such | 30 |
| Auction merchandise, sometimes | 30 |
| 1998 Tony winner for Best Play | 30 |
| He played a sewer worker on TV | 30 |
| Like the Empire State Building | 30 |
| Galleria degli Uffizi contents | 30 |
| Soviet workers' collective | 30 |
| She turned Actaeon into a stag | 30 |
| Comedian Johnson and namesakes | 30 |
| Marinated veggies sold in jars | 30 |
| It contains the elastic clause | 30 |
| Shaw who led the Gramercy Five | 30 |
| More ostentatious and affected | 30 |
| Strikeout ___, such as Clemens | 30 |
| Charles Willson Peale, for one | 30 |
| Agent's clientele, perhaps | 30 |
| They may be fine or performing | 30 |