| Prop for Dr. Frank N. Furter | 28 |
| It can be feathered or scaly | 28 |
| Beast hunted by a pigsticker | 28 |
| Wilbur or Babe, in adulthood | 28 |
| Word that goes with message? | 28 |
| Directors' meeting place | 28 |
| Taste "On the ___" | 28 |
| Medieval hunters' quarry | 28 |
| They may have a crush on you | 28 |
| Pavement drummer Nastanovich | 28 |
| Fielder's error, perhaps | 28 |
| "Cabaret" director | 28 |
| First part of a Florida city | 28 |
| Big name in meatless burgers | 28 |
| What's built by lifting? | 28 |
| Huguenot descendant, perhaps | 28 |
| Dutch South African colonist | 28 |
| "Oom Paul" was one | 28 |
| "Farmer," in Dutch | 28 |
| Orange Free State colonizers | 28 |
| Transvaal combatants of 1900 | 28 |
| One side of an 1899-1902 war | 28 |
| Successful, in Variety slang | 28 |
| Doing big business, slangily | 28 |
| 'African Queen' star | 28 |
| Military pilot's concern | 28 |
| Five-time A.L. batting champ | 28 |
| Things near Baskerville Hall | 28 |
| With frost, a highway hazard | 28 |
| ___ de Boulogne (Paris park) | 28 |
| --- de Boulogne (Paris park) | 28 |
| ___ d'arc (Osage orange) | 28 |
| Capital NW of Salt Lake City | 28 |
| ___ choy (Chinese vegetable) | 28 |
| Fla.'s ___ Singing Tower | 28 |
| _____ choy (Chinese cabbage) | 28 |
| Gaucho's throwing weapon | 28 |
| Second of six for Henry VIII | 28 |
| Literature Nobelist Heinrich | 28 |
| Square dancer's neckwear | 28 |
| Square dancers' neckties | 28 |
| Frankenstein monster feature | 28 |
| Securely fastened, as a door | 28 |
| Sudden unforeseen occurrence | 28 |
| Sweet Alice's Ben et al. | 28 |
| Belly-flop at the box office | 28 |
| Dessert for ice-cream lovers | 28 |
| Said twice, it's a candy | 28 |
| "C'est si ___" | 28 |
| Western set on the Ponderosa | 28 |
| Interest-bearing certificate | 28 |
| Fund manager's barometer | 28 |
| Studied, with "up" | 28 |
| It's pulled occasionally | 28 |
| They're set in hospitals | 28 |
| World capital from 1949-1990 | 28 |
| Where the Lower Rhine begins | 28 |
| Former European capital city | 28 |
| What Brits call an auto hood | 28 |
| Hood on a Londoner's car | 28 |
| Clyde's partner in crime | 28 |
| Rock singer in social causes | 28 |
| Pro ___ (like some law work) | 28 |
| Paul Hewson's stage name | 28 |
| Art of growing dwarfed trees | 28 |
| ___ marchers of the 30's | 28 |
| "Hiss" accompanier | 28 |
| Stadium shout of disapproval | 28 |
| Respond to a bad call, maybe | 28 |
| It may give you a good start | 28 |
| Hiccup-stopping shout, maybe | 28 |
| “Get off the stage!” | 28 |
| Fan's verbal thumbs-down | 28 |
| Seabird of the gannet family | 28 |
| Voiced one's displeasure | 28 |
| Charge officially, cop-style | 28 |
| Literary agent's success | 28 |
| One concerned with handicaps | 28 |
| Where to find Amazon, maybe? | 28 |
| Bibliophile's collection | 28 |
| Business owner's delight | 28 |
| Fast grower, population-wise | 28 |
| Something to be thankful for | 28 |
| Business exec T. ___ Pickens | 28 |
| "Hec Ramsey" actor | 28 |
| Toon modeled after Clara Bow | 28 |
| Many a Dangerfield character | 28 |
| Visiting team's greeting | 28 |
| "Seventeen" author | 28 |
| They're made for walking | 28 |
| White lightning, for example | 28 |
| Nerf-ball-to-the-noggin blow | 28 |
| Sodium ___ (cleansing agent) | 28 |
| Mineral used to soften water | 28 |
| Cheap, poorly-made furniture | 28 |
| Hardly the life of the party | 28 |
| Barrel's inside diameter | 28 |
| What unexciting drillers do? | 28 |
| Inside diameter, as of a gun | 28 |
| Farmers' bêtes noires | 28 |