| "No ___ Bob!" | 23 |
| Woman with a come-hither look | 29 |
| "Irresistibelle" | 26 |
| Traffic-stopping sound | 22 |
| Request to pull over, maybe | 27 |
| Police car's sound | 22 |
| Fire engine's warning | 25 |
| Fire engine's wail | 22 |
| Challenge for Odysseus | 22 |
| "Debutantalizer" | 26 |
| "All clear" signal | 28 |
| Woman with a killer voice? | 26 |
| Typical role for Theda Bara | 27 |
| Starbucks logo creature | 23 |
| Sound in a chase scene | 22 |
| Sleep interrupter, at times | 27 |
| Singer seeking sailors | 22 |
| Signal to clear the road | 24 |
| Noise associated with police | 28 |
| Naval hazard of mythology | 25 |
| It'll make you pull over | 28 |
| Fire indicator, perhaps | 23 |
| Cause for pulling over | 22 |
| "Cops" sounds | 23 |
| Odysseus' temptresses | 25 |
| What speeders may hear | 22 |
| They waken city dwellers | 24 |
| Temptation for Odysseus | 23 |
| Some sounds of the city | 23 |
| Mythological temptresses | 24 |
| High-speed-chase sounds | 23 |
| Dwellers on Anthemoessa | 23 |
| Devices on police cars | 22 |
| Cops might make them wail | 25 |
| 1994 Elle Macpherson film | 25 |
| "Odyssey" threats | 27 |
| "Odyssey" hazards | 27 |
| "Hi-lo" signals | 25 |
| It's very alluring | 22 |
| Brings forth, as offspring | 26 |
| Some former race horses | 23 |
| Many retired thoroughbreds | 26 |
| Male sovereigns' address | 28 |
| Kings, to their subjects | 24 |
| Kings to their subjects | 24 |
| Horses' male parents | 24 |
| Dams' counterparts | 22 |
| Has an adorable daughter? | 25 |
| He circumnavigated the world | 28 |
| Noted English navigator | 23 |
| Mayor of Plymouth: 1581 | 23 |
| First English globe-girdler | 27 |
| Personification of chivalry | 27 |
| Name in the news, 6/5/68 | 24 |
| Voice-activated assistant | 25 |
| Talking iPhone feature | 22 |
| iPhone answerer of a sort | 25 |
| Apple order fulfiller? | 22 |
| App with a microphone button | 28 |
| Hombre who acts like a stud? | 28 |
| Rival of Gottfried Leibniz | 26 |
| Law-of-gravitation propounder | 29 |
| Big name in satellite radio | 27 |
| Star in the Greater Dog | 23 |
| Night's brightest star | 26 |
| Bright spot in Canis Major | 26 |
| Harry Potter's godfather | 28 |
| Cut in front of the rump | 24 |
| A cut above flank steak | 23 |
| What beefy waiters get? | 23 |
| Soldier's barked denial | 27 |
| Emphatic military answer | 24 |
| Barked military response | 24 |
| Hot Mediterranean wind | 22 |
| Hot wind from North Africa | 26 |
| Wind from the Libyan deserts | 28 |
| Sultry visitor from the south | 29 |
| Pancake spread, to French | 25 |
| Shakespearean term of address | 29 |
| Old-fashioned term of address | 29 |
| Yes/no answer follower? | 23 |
| "Yes ____, Bob!" | 26 |
| Some British parliamentarians | 29 |
| Those around the Round Table | 28 |
| John and McCartney, for two | 27 |
| Jagger and McCartney, e.g. | 26 |
| Caine and Connery, for two | 26 |
| Really formal letter opening | 28 |
| Knights of the Round Table | 26 |
| Knights in shining armor | 24 |
| They've been dubbed | 23 |
| These are always dubbed | 23 |
| Some military addresses | 23 |
| Some letter addressees | 22 |
| Some "Dear" ones | 26 |
| Round Table participants | 24 |
| Round Table assemblage | 22 |
| Paul McCartney and others | 25 |
| Olivier, Gielgud et al. | 23 |
| Old-style letter opener | 23 |