| End of a private's reply | 28 |
| Drill sergeant's address | 28 |
| Address heard while kneeling | 28 |
| Pedigree listing at Aqueduct | 28 |
| Had half a role in producing | 28 |
| 1970s British prime minister | 28 |
| "All clear" signal | 28 |
| Noise associated with police | 28 |
| It'll make you pull over | 28 |
| Male sovereigns' address | 28 |
| He circumnavigated the world | 28 |
| App with a microphone button | 28 |
| Hombre who acts like a stud? | 28 |
| Harry Potter's godfather | 28 |
| Wind from the Libyan deserts | 28 |
| Those around the Round Table | 28 |
| Really formal letter opening | 28 |
| Old-fashioned letter opener? | 28 |
| Lancelot and Gawain were two | 28 |
| Collective letter salutation | 28 |
| Breakfast table staple: Var. | 28 |
| "Boom-bah" lead-in | 28 |
| Word before "boom" | 28 |
| Jael's victim: Judg. 4:5 | 28 |
| "Aye aye, capitan" | 28 |
| Enthusiastic reply in Mexico | 28 |
| Emphatic foreign affirmation | 28 |
| Tapas bar waiter's reply | 28 |
| Pablo's strong agreement | 28 |
| Emphatic Spanish affirmative | 28 |
| Emphatic answer in Andalusia | 28 |
| An aye for an aye, in Mexico | 28 |
| Agreeable comment in Cozumel | 28 |
| Insistent Andalusian assents | 28 |
| A south-of-the-border assent | 28 |
| Ebert's longtime co-host | 28 |
| Leaking radiator's sound | 28 |
| Before "boom, bah" | 28 |
| Spacek of "Carrie" | 28 |
| Wool-gathering Oscar winner? | 28 |
| Mother superior's charge | 28 |
| Maggie Smith film of '92 | 28 |
| Norway's Seven ___ Falls | 28 |
| Famous chapel in the Vatican | 28 |
| "Get comfortable!" | 28 |
| "Take a load off!" | 28 |
| Word to a well-trained boxer | 28 |
| Stop running around, perhaps | 28 |
| Interviewer's invitation | 28 |
| ___ shibah (mourn in Israel) | 28 |
| Stringed instrument of India | 28 |
| Ravi Shankar's companion | 28 |
| Instruments for Ravi Shankar | 28 |
| They have pear-shaped bodies | 28 |
| Word with building or burial | 28 |
| Web or construction follower | 28 |
| Potential Webby Award winner | 28 |
| The optometrist's place? | 28 |
| Security group at a protest? | 28 |
| Some peaceful demonstrations | 28 |
| Be ready for, as a fat pitch | 28 |
| Be content with where one is | 28 |
| Assumes better chair posture | 28 |
| Many a vacationer's need | 28 |
| They stay while parents play | 28 |
| In an advantageous situation | 28 |
| In ____: properly positioned | 28 |
| Ancient bucket-shaped vessel | 28 |
| Sacheverell, Osbert or Edith | 28 |
| Dame Edith ___, English poet | 28 |
| Destructive Hindu god (var.) | 28 |
| God of destruction, in India | 28 |
| Yard : three :: fathom : ___ | 28 |
| Slayer "Final ___" | 28 |
| Number of sides on a hexagon | 28 |
| It's often under a caret | 28 |
| Belgium, our # ____ trader | 28 |
| Alarm clock setting, perhaps | 28 |
| Weekday wakeup time, perhaps | 28 |
| Not exactly a gimme, in golf | 28 |
| You may bring it to a picnic | 28 |
| Best substitute on the court | 28 |
| Trivial Pursuit wedges, e.g. | 28 |
| 1982 Dudley Moore tearjerker | 28 |
| Shoe salesman's question | 28 |
| "One ___ fits all" | 28 |
| Shoe salesperson's query | 28 |
| Evaluated, with 'up' | 28 |
| Judging, with "up" | 28 |
| The English Beat's genre | 28 |
| Music for Mods and Skinheads | 28 |
| Popular card game in Germany | 28 |
| Card game popular in Germany | 28 |
| Fish similar to the stingray | 28 |
| Make nice round figures, say | 28 |
| Child's device on wheels | 28 |
| Competed in the X Games, say | 28 |
| Roller derby equipment, once | 28 |
| They may set wheels spinning | 28 |
| What Kings and Senators wear | 28 |