| Mickey's boss | 17 |
| Mickey Mouse's creator | 26 |
| Mickey Mouse operation? | 23 |
| Mickey Mouse creator | 20 |
| Mickey Mouse concern? | 21 |
| Man of a land and world | 23 |
| Land or cartoon | 15 |
| He won 26 Oscars, including an Academy Honorary Award (consisting of one full-sized and seven miniature statuettes) for the film depicted in this puzzle's starred answers | 174 |
| He won 26 Oscars | 16 |
| Goofy's creator | 19 |
| Goofy family? | 13 |
| First voice of Mickey Mouse | 27 |
| Epcot name | 10 |
| Donald Duck's creator | 25 |
| Cartoon maker | 13 |
| Big name in parks | 17 |
| Animation innovator | 19 |
| A land bears his name | 21 |
| ___ Channel ("Hannah Montana" airer) | 46 |
| Not mind | 8 |
| Don't mind | 14 |
| Don't listen to | 19 |
| Act rebelliously | 16 |
| Fail to follow orders | 21 |
| Fail to follow | 14 |
| Do as you aren't told | 25 |
| Cast off | 8 |
| Wash one's hands of | 23 |
| Cut out of one's will | 25 |
| Write out of one's will, perhaps | 36 |
| Take out of the will, maybe | 27 |
| Shift blame | 11 |
| Renounce, as a family member | 28 |
| Remove heirs | 12 |
| Refuse to acknowledge responsibility for | 40 |
| Re-nounce | 9 |
| Drop from the will | 18 |
| Drop from a will | 16 |
| Cut out of, as a will | 21 |
| Cut out of the will | 19 |
| Cuts off | 8 |
| Renounces | 9 |
| Writes out of the will | 22 |
| Repudiates | 10 |
| Abjures | 7 |
| Writes out of an inheritance | 28 |
| Washes one's hands of | 25 |
| Turns one's back on | 23 |
| Writes out of the will, for example | 35 |
| Takes out of the will, say | 26 |
| Severs relations with | 21 |
| Rejects, in a way | 17 |
| Cuts off completely, maybe | 26 |
| Knocks | 6 |
| Scatter | 7 |
| Strew | 5 |
| Scatter, as a crowd | 19 |
| Scatter, as a mob | 17 |
| Spread far and wide | 19 |
| Move a story's locale? | 26 |
| Offend or annoy | 15 |
| Call into question | 18 |
| Controversy | 11 |
| Take issue with | 15 |
| Prime minister before Gladstone | 31 |
| Speaker of the quotation | 24 |
| Former British prime minister Benjamin | 38 |
| British PM before Gladstone | 27 |
| Author of the quotation below | 29 |
| 19th-century British prime minister | 35 |
| Victorian-era Prime Minister | 28 |
| First Earl of Beaconsfield | 26 |
| British P.M. before Gladstone | 29 |
| 1st Earl of Beaconsfield | 24 |
| Who said "Action may not always bring happiness, but there is no happiness without action." | 101 |
| Victoria's P.M. | 19 |
| Two-time British P.M. | 21 |
| Surname of author of quotation | 30 |
| Statesman Benjamin who said: "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics" | 105 |
| Powerful friend of Queen Victoria | 33 |
| P.M. before Gladstone | 21 |
| Only British prime minister of Jewish birth | 43 |
| Gladstone's political rival | 31 |
| Gladstone rival in 19th-century England | 39 |
| Gladstone rival | 15 |
| English statesman-novelist | 26 |
| Earl of Beaconsfield | 20 |
| British Prime Minister during U.S. Grant's presidency | 57 |
| British Prime Minister Benjamin | 31 |
| British prime minister before and after Gladstone | 49 |
| British P.M. who said "justice is truth in action" | 60 |
| Arliss's 1929 Oscar film | 28 |
| "Dizzy" English Prime Minister | 40 |
| Irreverence | 11 |
| Rudeness; irreverence | 21 |
| Bad-mouth an Aretha Franklin classic? | 37 |
| Unhappiness | 11 |
| Rap a Rolling Stones classic? | 29 |
| Examine closely | 15 |
| Analyze in detail | 17 |