| Word with ghost or boom | 23 |
| Grover's Corners, e.g. | 26 |
| Word with mining or steel | 25 |
| Word after boom or Bean | 23 |
| Some people paint it red | 24 |
| It's often painted red | 26 |
| It's got an outskirts | 25 |
| It may be painted red? | 22 |
| Hamlet's larger relative | 28 |
| Hamlet's big brother | 24 |
| Word with meeting or hall | 25 |
| Word with ghost or Our | 22 |
| Word with ghost or funky | 24 |
| Word with cow or company | 24 |
| Word with China or ghost | 24 |
| Word with car or house | 22 |
| Word following ghost or boom | 28 |
| Word before house or hall | 25 |
| Word before car or house | 24 |
| Word before car or crier | 24 |
| Word after boom or ghost | 24 |
| What Claus is coming to | 23 |
| Shut-Eye, in a Field poem | 25 |
| Pitiless place of song | 22 |
| Lewis's Gopher Prairie | 26 |
| Hamlet's big brother? | 25 |
| Grover's Corners, for one | 29 |
| Ending with George or James | 27 |
| Country's counterpart | 25 |
| Chrysler __ & Country | 25 |
| Local official record-keeper | 28 |
| Nostalgic newspaper name | 24 |
| Community's mascot? | 23 |
| U. S. writer and editor | 23 |
| Colonial-era settlement | 23 |
| American poet Charles Hanson | 28 |
| 'Ye olde' settlement | 28 |
| Place of public assembly | 24 |
| Council's meeting place | 27 |
| Dwelling for the upper crust | 28 |
| Permanent resident, maybe | 25 |
| College party crasher, maybe | 28 |
| Student resenters, perhaps | 26 |
| New Haven residents, e.g. | 25 |
| Political debate format | 23 |
| City immersed in rumors? | 24 |
| Hamlet's relatives | 22 |
| What dots may symbolize | 23 |
| What dots may represent | 23 |
| Stops on a whistle-stop tour | 28 |
| Stops on a commuter train | 25 |
| Settlers' creations | 23 |
| Hamlets' big sisters | 24 |
| Cities' little sisters | 26 |
| Gene Pitney in sandwich hell? | 29 |
| Pitney title song for a movie | 29 |
| Route alongside a canal | 23 |
| Water-skiing accessory | 22 |
| A water-skier hangs on to it | 28 |
| It's used to pull boats | 27 |
| Dinghy attachment, often | 24 |
| Some emergency services | 23 |
| Pulls out of a parking spot? | 28 |
| Post-breakdown requests | 23 |
| Picks up a pickup, maybe | 24 |
| Wrecker driver's jobs | 25 |
| Transports to the repair shop | 29 |
| Results of some AAA calls | 25 |
| Rescues for broken-down cars | 28 |
| Removes from the shoulder | 25 |
| Removes from the hydrant | 24 |
| Picks up a pickup, perhaps | 26 |
| Aids for disabled cars | 22 |
| Clocks for AAA trucks? | 22 |
| Resembling a certain fiber | 26 |
| Study of poisons: Abbr. | 23 |
| Medical examiner's subj. | 28 |
| __ screen: medical test | 23 |
| Like chocolate, to dogs | 23 |
| Like some industrial waste | 26 |
| "The ___ Avenger" | 27 |
| Snake venom, for example | 24 |
| Atmospheric health hazard | 25 |
| Black widow secretions | 22 |
| Arrow-shaped: Comb. form | 24 |
| Christmas stocking stuffer | 26 |
| Something in Santa's bag | 28 |
| Rubber mouse, for a cat | 23 |
| Not one of the big dogs | 23 |
| Item in Santa's bag | 23 |
| Bathtub submarine, e.g. | 23 |
| "___ Story" (1995) | 28 |
| Water pistol or popgun | 22 |
| Train or truck or tractor | 25 |
| Racer from Santa, e.g. | 22 |
| Play cat and mouse (with) | 25 |
| Pennywhistle or pinwheel | 24 |
| Part of Santa's bagful | 26 |
| Mr. Potato Head, for example | 28 |
| Many a Christmas present | 24 |