| Title boy in an old sitcom | 26 |
| Theodore, more familiarly | 25 |
| Man's high silk hat | 23 |
| Image on our 5 cent coin | 24 |
| "Eager" animal | 24 |
| Nixon confidant Rebozo | 22 |
| New member of la familia | 24 |
| Neuwirth of 'Frasier' | 29 |
| Daniels of the silents | 22 |
| Daniels of early films | 22 |
| Women's clothing label | 26 |
| Women's apparel brand | 25 |
| Tiny addition to la familia | 27 |
| Portrayer of Kelsey's ex | 28 |
| Neuwirth of Cheers | 22 |
| Name on women's clothing | 28 |
| Miss Daniels of silents | 23 |
| Miss Daniels of screen | 22 |
| Loyal Nixon friend Rebozo | 25 |
| Early film star Daniels | 23 |
| Bambino's Gallic cousin | 27 |
| Dizzy Gillespie's genre | 27 |
| Dizzy Gillespie's music | 27 |
| Dizzy's music style | 23 |
| Charlie Parker's music | 26 |
| Thelonious Monk's music | 27 |
| Dizzy Gillespie's style | 27 |
| Dizzy Gillespie's forte | 27 |
| Thelonious Monk's style | 27 |
| Style that evolved from swing | 29 |
| Specialty of Charlie Parker | 27 |
| Oscar Pettiford's music | 27 |
| Erstwhile popular music | 23 |
| Dizzy Gillespie's jazz | 26 |
| Charlie Parker specialty | 24 |
| Styles for Bird and Dizzy | 25 |
| Grooves to Gillespie, say | 25 |
| Dances to jazz, in a way | 24 |
| Words of encouragement | 22 |
| Support for cold feet? | 22 |
| "Chill out!" | 22 |
| "Don't panic" | 27 |
| "Don't panic!" | 28 |
| 'Stop panicking!' | 25 |
| Eventually turned into | 22 |
| Reply to "Why?" | 25 |
| 1902 song heard at weddings | 27 |
| "Abbey Road" song | 27 |
| "Abbey Road" ballad | 29 |
| At one's ___ and call | 25 |
| Single-named alt-rock artist | 28 |
| He's a loser, baby | 22 |
| "Loser" rocker | 24 |
| "Loser" musician | 26 |
| 'Loser' singer | 22 |
| 1964 Burton/O'Toole movie | 29 |
| Waves to in an inviting way | 27 |
| Turning into a cliché | 24 |
| "Just chill, OK?" | 27 |
| "Chill, dude!" | 24 |
| "Relax, dude" | 23 |
| "Hang in there" | 25 |
| "Chill . . ." | 23 |
| Where to find retirees? | 23 |
| Where Goldilocks was found | 26 |
| Retirement destination | 22 |
| One "B" of B&B | 28 |
| It's made every day | 23 |
| Final destination, in a way | 27 |
| Carefully cultivated plot | 25 |
| Word with time or sheet | 23 |
| Word with rock or roll | 22 |
| Word with oyster or rose | 24 |
| Word with flower or water | 25 |
| Word with board or check | 24 |
| Word before rock and roll | 25 |
| Where some sleeping dogs lie | 28 |
| Where a good date might end | 27 |
| Water or river follower | 23 |
| The first B of B&B | 22 |
| Take to sleep with, say | 23 |
| Some make it in the morning | 27 |
| Rice may be served in it | 24 |
| Retirement destination? | 23 |
| Place where a rose arises | 25 |
| Place to catch forty winks | 26 |
| It may be a king or queen | 25 |
| Good place to retire to | 23 |
| Gardener's preparation | 26 |
| Flower or river follower | 24 |
| Convertible, after conversion | 29 |
| Comfortable king or queen | 25 |
| Breakfast's partner | 23 |
| Breakfast's companion | 25 |
| Breakfast spot, sometimes | 25 |
| "And so to ___" | 25 |
| Rooming house offering | 22 |
| Hooked up with, more formally | 29 |
| George Eliot character | 22 |
| "Venerable" saint | 27 |