| Fruits grown mostly in China | 28 |
| Compote ingredients, perhaps | 28 |
| Canadian peace Nobelist 1957 | 28 |
| His icecapades were historic | 28 |
| Gerber's first baby food | 28 |
| Carrots' partners, often | 28 |
| "___ Porridge Hot" | 28 |
| Vegetable in a nursery rhyme | 28 |
| Child's missile launcher | 28 |
| __ moss (gardening material) | 28 |
| __ moss (gardener's buy) | 28 |
| Three-__: sports portmanteau | 28 |
| Highly efficient carbon sink | 28 |
| It's some kind of a nut! | 28 |
| They're built on benches | 28 |
| " ___ XING" (sign) | 28 |
| Volume control on a Steinway | 28 |
| Pompous parader of knowledge | 28 |
| Toenail treatment, for short | 28 |
| It may be revealed by a tree | 28 |
| California's San ___ Bay | 28 |
| Los Angeles' San ___ Bay | 28 |
| Five of trumps, in card talk | 28 |
| "Don Quixote" role | 28 |
| Anti-doping targets, briefly | 28 |
| Carolina's ___ Dee River | 28 |
| Baseball's ___ Wee Reese | 28 |
| The Carolinas' ___ River | 28 |
| Spoil the surprise, in a way | 28 |
| Coup d'oeil's cousin | 28 |
| Cheat at blindman's buff | 28 |
| Act out of impatience, maybe | 28 |
| Blind man's buff cheater | 28 |
| Uses a keyhole clandestinely | 28 |
| Looks when one shouldn't | 28 |
| British statesman Sir Robert | 28 |
| --- out (begins a drag race) | 28 |
| Make use of a keyhole, maybe | 28 |
| Word with pressure or review | 28 |
| Source of pressure, at times | 28 |
| "Iolanthe" marcher | 28 |
| Look through a window, maybe | 28 |
| Views, as through binoculars | 28 |
| Insignia on Pirates uniforms | 28 |
| Amanda of "The Ex" | 28 |
| TV sports personality Rodney | 28 |
| Projection on many coatracks | 28 |
| Square item for a round hole | 28 |
| Fix at a predetermined level | 28 |
| Mythology's winged horse | 28 |
| Bank of China Tower designer | 28 |
| Four Seasons Hotel architect | 28 |
| Small Chinese dog, for short | 28 |
| Short-legged dogs, for short | 28 |
| Small hairy dogs, familiarly | 28 |
| "Orange" tea grade | 28 |
| Scorer of 12 World Cup goals | 28 |
| World Cup legend from Brazil | 28 |
| Scorer of 1,281 career goals | 28 |
| Noted Sao Paulo-born athlete | 28 |
| Former star of the NY Cosmos | 28 |
| Big name in Brazilian soccer | 28 |
| "O Rei do Futebol" | 28 |
| Volcano that erupted in 1902 | 28 |
| The Bronx's ___ Bay Park | 28 |
| Bird in a John Grisham title | 28 |
| Christian symbols of charity | 28 |
| Strike relentlessly, as hail | 28 |
| Assailed with repeated blows | 28 |
| Hudson's Bay commodities | 28 |
| Early Astor's collection | 28 |
| Calligrapher's implement | 28 |
| Popular White House souvenir | 28 |
| Some like it felt on the tip | 28 |
| Item mightier than the sword | 28 |
| It's full of oink or ink | 28 |
| Ramiro of the Atlanta Braves | 28 |
| Major league pitcher Car-los | 28 |
| Like correctional facilities | 28 |
| It's removed for writing | 28 |
| There are five in a shilling | 28 |
| The "D." in L.S.D. | 28 |
| Fractions of a British pound | 28 |
| Classical symbol of patience | 28 |
| Bird in a "tuxedo" | 28 |
| Phnom ___, Cambodian capital | 28 |
| Ivy League school, for short | 28 |
| Ivy League member, for short | 28 |
| Sean of "I Am Sam" | 28 |
| Sean of "The Game" | 28 |
| Keystone State's founder | 28 |
| Bonnie and Clyde director | 28 |
| Ant over Reds' ball park | 28 |
| Alternative to Grand Central | 28 |
| Mark Twain and Saki, for two | 28 |
| It's decided in the fall | 28 |
| Food also called mostaccioli | 28 |
| Produced, as a literary work | 28 |
| What some thoughts are worth | 28 |
| A bid for one's thoughts | 28 |