| Supporter of sewer dwellers? | 28 |
| Gently uses a paper towel on | 28 |
| Singer born Clara Ann Fowler | 28 |
| Material for general George? | 28 |
| She played identical cousins | 28 |
| Camillo Borghese, familiarly | 28 |
| Cause of a good belly laugh? | 28 |
| Illinois town near Champaign | 28 |
| Kenneth Feinberg's title | 28 |
| Wipe out a debt to a Monkee? | 28 |
| Employees eagerly await them | 28 |
| Source of profitable success | 28 |
| English author of 100 novels | 28 |
| Time and a half, for example | 28 |
| ___ one goes (stays solvent) | 28 |
| "It ___ advertise" | 28 |
| Finally makes good on a debt | 28 |
| Brown bag staple, informally | 28 |
| Brown-bag staple, informally | 28 |
| Automotive "valve" | 28 |
| Adam Dalgliesh's creator | 28 |
| Mystery writer with a badge? | 28 |
| Shade of a certain vegetable | 28 |
| Times with the most activity | 28 |
| Ruler in a vegetable garden? | 28 |
| Norman Vincent and Rembrandt | 28 |
| Museum for packing material? | 28 |
| Vegetable in Chinese cookery | 28 |
| Nobelist in Literature: 1938 | 28 |
| Formed like a Flemish Beauty | 28 |
| Family of an Arctic explorer | 28 |
| One type of outdoor flooring | 28 |
| Traditional Southern dessert | 28 |
| Carbohydrate used in jellies | 28 |
| In optimum acceleration mode | 28 |
| Roadside sign for sticklers? | 28 |
| Ending with centi- or milli- | 28 |
| Place for a statue or a hero | 28 |
| X-rated entertainment, maybe | 28 |
| What a nonconformist ignores | 28 |
| Academic publication process | 28 |
| Cooperstown inductee of 1984 | 28 |
| Stereotypical pirate feature | 28 |
| Silver's artificial limb | 28 |
| Chinese restaurant specialty | 28 |
| Roast duck request in China? | 28 |
| Capital of ancient Macedonia | 28 |
| Opposing team's turndown | 28 |
| Containers for calligraphers | 28 |
| Like some fattened livestock | 28 |
| Feather, to an ornithologist | 28 |
| Former Finnish currency unit | 28 |
| "Coin-y" card game | 28 |
| Booth Tarkington title tween | 28 |
| Mathematical physicist Roger | 28 |
| Busy place since August 1990 | 28 |
| Ritzy real estate, for short | 28 |
| Angie Dickinson's TV cop | 28 |
| Patty of "Peanuts" | 28 |
| Where pungent rice is grown? | 28 |
| They're given at rallies | 28 |
| Prescription pain medication | 28 |
| Oxycodone-plus-aspirin brand | 28 |
| French father's affairs? | 28 |
| Plant renewing itself yearly | 28 |
| Dotted line, at times: Abbr. | 28 |
| Peter the Great entertainer? | 28 |
| Sings or dances, for example | 28 |
| ''Could be'' | 28 |
| '--, Prince of Tyre' | 28 |
| Colonnade around a courtyard | 28 |
| French sparkling water brand | 28 |
| Gal idolizing actor Matthew? | 28 |
| Water bordering Saudi Arabia | 28 |
| Garrison's words, part 3 | 28 |
| Caseworker's compilation | 28 |
| Samuel D. Riddle's pride | 28 |
| Wig worn in the 18th century | 28 |
| Italina port on the Adriatic | 28 |
| Trattoria's zuppa di ___ | 28 |
| "La ___," by Camus | 28 |
| Making a nuisance of oneself | 28 |
| Ontario Canadian Forces Base | 28 |
| Home of the San Diego Padres | 28 |
| Openings for some companions | 28 |
| Beatles drummer before Ringo | 28 |
| 18th-century Russian emperor | 28 |
| Hitter's soup container? | 28 |
| Ballplayer and famous mother | 28 |
| Ballplayer-entertainer match | 28 |
| "CSI" star William | 28 |
| 1655 conqueror of New Sweden | 28 |
| French monk of First Crusade | 28 |
| Former member of the Weavers | 28 |
| Follower of Falstaff, et al. | 28 |
| Frilly undergarment, briefly | 28 |
| Small-time thief's crime | 28 |
| Small change from big dough? | 28 |
| Flowery proposal in old song | 28 |
| Artisan who works with metal | 28 |