| '90s pop-music sensation | 28 |
| Garment with lots of pockets | 28 |
| Drive-in restaurant employee | 28 |
| "Cheers" character | 28 |
| She waited on Norm and Cliff | 28 |
| Co-worker of Woody and Diane | 28 |
| Waitress on 'Cheers' | 28 |
| TV coworker of Sam and Diane | 28 |
| Rhea's role on Cheers | 28 |
| Pianist-composer Frankie ___ | 28 |
| Where trade-ins can be found | 28 |
| Lover of Escamillo, in opera | 28 |
| "Hungry Eyes" Eric | 28 |
| Johnny's psychic persona | 28 |
| "Laugh-In" regular | 28 |
| Judy of "Laugh-In" | 28 |
| "Vegetariano" bane | 28 |
| '60s sock-it-to-me woman | 28 |
| __ asada (Mexican meat dish) | 28 |
| L.B.J. biographer Robert ___ | 28 |
| Matriarch of the Brady Bunch | 28 |
| Post-Thanksgiving Muzak fare | 28 |
| Mike Brady's second wife | 28 |
| Celebrated Christmas in song | 28 |
| Singer who makes house calls | 28 |
| Bank of America Stadium team | 28 |
| "Oliver!" director | 28 |
| Music for Kringle's ears | 28 |
| Eightball off the side, e.g. | 28 |
| "Gigi" star Leslie | 28 |
| Site of much horsing around? | 28 |
| Complain, complain, complain | 28 |
| Aladdin's transportation | 28 |
| Singer Vikki or author Caleb | 28 |
| Legendary west coast painter | 28 |
| CUPE president. Shirley ____ | 28 |
| Brownstein of Sleater-Kinney | 28 |
| "Jabberwocky" poet | 28 |
| Ringlet-shaped salad garnish | 28 |
| Peas' partners, at times | 28 |
| Nation advocating temperance | 28 |
| What a lot may have a lot of | 28 |
| New parents' travel need | 28 |
| D'Oyly ___ Opera Company | 28 |
| America's 39th President | 28 |
| Street vendors' vehicles | 28 |
| Does the honors, so to speak | 28 |
| "Mi ___ es su ..." | 28 |
| Unit in una zona residencial | 28 |
| ''Hacienda'' | 28 |
| Melon originally from Turkey | 28 |
| Crenshaw melon's cousins | 28 |
| They can be made with adobes | 28 |
| Spanish for 'houses' | 28 |
| Maisons, across the Pyrenees | 28 |
| Washington's _____ Range | 28 |
| Twelve bottles of wine, e.g. | 28 |
| Word in many a Gardner title | 28 |
| What a sleuth tries to close | 28 |
| Part of a judge's docket | 28 |
| Inspect with larceny in mind | 28 |
| Scrutinized, with ill intent | 28 |
| Social worker's workload | 28 |
| Examines for crime potential | 28 |
| Like most computer passwords | 28 |
| Famed batter in an 1888 poem | 28 |
| Batter after Flynn and Blake | 28 |
| Classic baseball-themed poem | 28 |
| It may be taken into account | 28 |
| "The Man in Black" | 28 |
| "Cold, hard" money | 28 |
| Where drinks are not a treat | 28 |
| Fixture at some fund-raisers | 28 |
| Redeems, with "in" | 28 |
| Some watches and calculators | 28 |
| Mama who sang with the Papas | 28 |
| Container for a roll of film | 28 |
| Bungled testcase is on tape! | 28 |
| Fashion designer from France | 28 |
| Iago was passed over for him | 28 |
| "Playbill" listing | 28 |
| Throw out, as a fishing line | 28 |
| Result of getting plastered? | 28 |
| Part of a film's credits | 28 |
| Words before spell or shadow | 28 |
| Hinduism's Vaishya, e.g. | 28 |
| Like some stomachs or stoves | 28 |
| Protected the king, in a way | 28 |
| Dreamers' air structures | 28 |
| He overthrew Batista in 1959 | 28 |
| Batista's 1959 successor | 28 |
| It may be let out of the bag | 28 |
| Fiddler in a kids' rhyme | 28 |
| Animal that can right itself | 28 |
| Two-hulled vessel, for short | 28 |
| Garfield of the comics, e.g. | 28 |
| Eliot's Grizabella, e.g. | 28 |
| Passage of grave importance? | 28 |
| Language spoken in Barcelona | 28 |
| Arctic Monkeys song to hurl? | 28 |