| Chinese official's office | 29 |
| Mandarin's residence | 24 |
| Mandarin's quarters | 23 |
| Chinese government offices | 26 |
| Talked, talked, talked | 22 |
| Talks loudly and persistently | 29 |
| Thanksgiving side dishes | 24 |
| Holiday starch sources | 22 |
| Turkey's neighbor? | 22 |
| Turkey dinner side dish | 23 |
| Tubers rich in beta carotene | 28 |
| They're sometimes candied | 29 |
| They're often candied | 25 |
| They have orange flesh | 22 |
| Thanksgiving vegetables | 23 |
| Thanksgiving staple dish | 24 |
| Thanksgiving menu item | 22 |
| Thanksgiving dinner dish | 24 |
| Sweet potatoes' kin | 23 |
| Sweet potatoes, to y'all | 28 |
| Sweet potato substitutes | 24 |
| Dish that's often mashed | 28 |
| "___ Can Cook" | 24 |
| Meal-making maven Martin | 24 |
| Yin's counterbalance | 24 |
| Chinese masculine force | 23 |
| Half the taijitu symbol | 23 |
| Opposite in Chinese beliefs | 27 |
| One of a Taoist twosome | 23 |
| Jerry who co-founded Yahoo! | 27 |
| Half of a philosophy duo | 24 |
| Half a dualistic philosophy | 27 |
| Element in Chinese cosmology | 28 |
| Active, masculine force | 23 |
| 2009 PGA Championship winner | 28 |
| ___ tao (Chinese gooseberry) | 28 |
| Site of the Three Gorges Dam | 28 |
| China's longest river | 25 |
| China's chief river | 23 |
| Asia's longest river | 24 |
| George Cohan, Chinese style | 27 |
| Remove abruptly, as a tooth | 27 |
| One way to extract a tooth | 26 |
| World War II army magazine | 26 |
| U.S. soldier in W.W. II | 23 |
| Remove, with "out" | 28 |
| Remove from the schedule | 24 |
| Pinstriped player, informally | 29 |
| An American, to a Brit | 22 |
| Took part in a tug of war | 25 |
| Removed unceremoniously | 23 |
| Member of the Bronx Bombers | 27 |
| Joltin' Joe or The Mick | 27 |
| Y for _____ ;or Mickey Mantle | 29 |
| The Bambino or Iron Horse | 25 |
| Roger Clemens, for one | 22 |
| One noted for ingenuity | 23 |
| Northerner, informally | 22 |
| New Englander, informally | 25 |
| Munson, Maris or Mantle | 23 |
| Doodle on a sheet of music? | 27 |
| Doodle in a music book? | 23 |
| Bronx cheer recipient? | 22 |
| An American, in Paris? | 22 |
| ___ Stadium, opened in 1923 | 27 |
| Nickname for Joe DiMaggio | 25 |
| Joe DiMaggio's nickname | 27 |
| State song of Connecticut | 25 |
| Patrotic American song | 22 |
| Inventiveness of a sort | 23 |
| Flair for improvisation | 23 |
| New England custom or trait | 27 |
| American-Chinese eatery? | 24 |
| '86 David Lee Roth smash | 28 |
| Bronx cheer recipients? | 23 |
| They battle the Indians | 23 |
| Steinbrenner's squad | 24 |
| Carpetbaggers, before the war | 29 |
| 26-time World Series winners | 28 |
| Two more baseball teams | 23 |
| Pulling with a quick motion | 27 |
| Bell ringer's activity | 26 |
| Singer "Weird Al" | 27 |
| Accordion-playing satirist | 26 |
| 1979 Richard Gere movie | 23 |
| 1979 Richard Gere film | 22 |
| They wear pinstripes at home | 28 |
| The Bronx Bombers, for short | 28 |
| New Englanders, informally | 26 |
| Ballplayers in pinstripes | 25 |
| American soldiers, to a limey | 29 |
| Plays a practical joke | 22 |
| One-named New Age musician | 26 |
| Greek New Age musician | 22 |
| Greek New Age keyboardist | 25 |
| Swimmer-turned-pianist | 22 |
| Single-named New Age musician | 29 |
| One-named singer from Greece | 28 |
| One-named New Age pianist | 25 |
| One-named New Age keyboardist | 29 |