| Haunted-house occupant | 22 |
| General intent, as of the law | 29 |
| A good team should have it | 26 |
| Character actor's staple | 28 |
| Actors' makeup glue | 23 |
| Secretly carrying (off) | 23 |
| Smithsonian attraction | 22 |
| Newsworthy craft of '27 | 27 |
| Lucky Lindy's craft | 23 |
| They're found in bars | 25 |
| Christmas Past and others | 25 |
| Mahalia Jackson's forte | 27 |
| Concerned with sacred matters | 29 |
| In an unearthly manner | 22 |
| Realm sought at séances | 26 |
| Richard's first veep | 24 |
| Hubert's successor | 22 |
| Gerald's predecessor | 24 |
| Richard's vice president | 28 |
| Former Vice President Agnew | 27 |
| "Dum ___, spero" | 26 |
| Vice president before Gerald | 28 |
| Resigner before Richard | 23 |
| Name in the Nixon White House | 29 |
| First name among former VPs | 27 |
| Dick's first second | 23 |
| Veep Agnew who resigned | 23 |
| Tricky Dick's veep | 22 |
| RMN's veep familiarly | 26 |
| Richard's running mate | 26 |
| Richard's first second | 26 |
| One of Richard's veeps | 26 |
| Disgraced US Vice President | 27 |
| Blue-green algae variety | 24 |
| Get-rid-of-your-cards game | 26 |
| Jutting shoreline formation | 27 |
| It turns on the cooker | 22 |
| It turns at a pig roast | 23 |
| Barbecuer's skewer | 22 |
| What tobacco chewers do | 23 |
| Show contempt, possibly | 23 |
| Shoe-shiner's application | 29 |
| Rotating roasting stick | 23 |
| React like a cornered cat | 25 |
| Rain in scattered drops | 23 |
| Obey the dentist, perhaps | 25 |
| Device seen at some roasts | 26 |
| Bar in a bar and grill | 22 |
| Aids for police detectives | 26 |
| Attention to propriety | 22 |
| Show extreme contempt towards | 29 |
| Outlawed baseball pitch | 23 |
| It uses liquid from a pitcher | 29 |
| Word with work or fence | 23 |
| In ___ of (notwithstanding) | 27 |
| Dealt with maliciously | 22 |
| Showed a grudge toward | 22 |
| Thwarts for petty reasons | 25 |
| Battle of Britain fighter | 25 |
| R.A.F. plane of W. W. II | 24 |
| One who's quick to anger | 28 |
| ___ the ocean (kind of poker) | 29 |
| Show utter contempt for | 23 |
| Show utter disrespect to | 24 |
| Show utter disrespect for | 25 |
| Refuse food, baby style | 23 |
| What a tobacco chewer does | 26 |
| They rotate at cookouts | 23 |
| They may rotate at luaus | 24 |
| Sticks turned over a fire | 25 |
| Sticks in the barbecue | 22 |
| Rotating rods on a grill | 24 |
| What an angry robot might do? | 29 |
| Highly reflective finish | 24 |
| Outlawed pitch, informally | 26 |
| Illegal pitch, familiarly | 25 |
| Gross (and illegal) pitch | 25 |
| Illegal baseball pitches | 24 |
| Aftermath of chewing tobacco | 28 |
| Clone down on the farm? | 23 |
| Wine-tasting accessory | 22 |
| Vintage saloon receptacle | 25 |
| Tobacco chewer's target | 27 |
| Chewer's receptacle | 23 |
| Olympic swimming legend | 23 |
| 1972 Olympics star Mark | 23 |
| Pointy-eared, stocky dog | 24 |
| Olympic swimming legend Mark | 28 |
| Olympic swimming great Mark | 27 |
| Olympic gold medalist Mark | 26 |
| Norwegian Elkhound, for one | 27 |
| Dog with a saliva problem? | 26 |
| 1972 Olympics sensation Mark | 28 |
| 1972 Olympic standout Mark | 26 |
| 1972 7-time gold medal winner | 29 |
| Metal-jacketed pointed bullet | 29 |
| Canines with puffy tails | 24 |
| Racetrack tout, in England | 26 |
| Petty thief, to a Brit | 22 |
| Petty thief, in England | 23 |