| Urbanite's vacation spot | 28 |
| Get dressed for a party, say | 28 |
| Bombs that don't explode | 28 |
| Library patron's concern | 28 |
| Obstetrician's estimates | 28 |
| Point of honor settler, once | 28 |
| Hamilton's last activity | 28 |
| Contest that leads to a draw | 28 |
| "High Noon" climax | 28 |
| Hamilton vs. Burr and others | 28 |
| "Say Say Say," say | 28 |
| Operatic love scene, usually | 28 |
| Song for the Everly Brothers | 28 |
| Righteous Brothers hit, e.g. | 28 |
| Searched for buried treasure | 28 |
| "Well, obviously!" | 28 |
| "Well, of course!" | 28 |
| "It's obvious" | 28 |
| Drinker's police blemish | 28 |
| Trouble on the road, briefly | 28 |
| Cause for weaving, for short | 28 |
| Coach Kryzyzewski's team | 28 |
| Bo or Luke of Hazzard County | 28 |
| They're put up in fights | 28 |
| One way to get to Washington | 28 |
| Makes less sharp, as a blade | 28 |
| Russian legislative assembly | 28 |
| D'Artagnan's creator | 28 |
| Disney's flying elephant | 28 |
| Half of a nursery rhyme name | 28 |
| Mr. Bradstreet's partner | 28 |
| Scotland's sunniest city | 28 |
| Frank Herbert sci-fi classic | 28 |
| Super Bowl XLI winning coach | 28 |
| Musical duo Brooks & ___ | 28 |
| Brooks's singing partner | 28 |
| "I'm stumped!" | 28 |
| Verbal equivalent of a shrug | 28 |
| Slangy "Beats me!" | 28 |
| The Righteous Brothers, e.g. | 28 |
| Electronic act Justice, e.g. | 28 |
| The White Stripes or OutKast | 28 |
| Simon and Garfunkel, for one | 28 |
| Music's Eurythmics, e.g. | 28 |
| Teams on police shows, often | 28 |
| Smothers Brothers and others | 28 |
| Simon & Garfunkel et al. | 28 |
| Chad & Jeremy and others | 28 |
| Barbizon School artist Jules | 28 |
| Cars and refrigerators, e.g. | 28 |
| Mexican state or its capital | 28 |
| Renaissance painter Albrecht | 28 |
| Grounds to void a confession | 28 |
| Defense attorney's claim | 28 |
| Duke University's locale | 28 |
| Housekeeper's collection | 28 |
| Garment for a Model T driver | 28 |
| Does some light housekeeping | 28 |
| '30s Great Plains blight | 28 |
| Failing the white-glove test | 28 |
| Like the Okies' homeland | 28 |
| Word before oven or cupboard | 28 |
| Old-school laundry detergent | 28 |
| "Rusalka" composer | 28 |
| Belabor, with "on" | 28 |
| Traffic violation, for short | 28 |
| Reason for a citation: Abbr. | 28 |
| Turn black and blue, perhaps | 28 |
| Nonessential food ingredient | 28 |
| It may make you light-headed | 28 |
| Go from blond to brunet, say | 28 |
| Change the color of, as hair | 28 |
| "Job" requirement? | 28 |
| Went from blonde to brunette | 28 |
| Made more colorful, in a way | 28 |
| Like some redheads' hair | 28 |
| Gave yourself pink hair, say | 28 |
| Rhodamine and eosin, for two | 28 |
| They can get rid of the gray | 28 |
| Adds highlights at the salon | 28 |
| Losing power, like a battery | 28 |
| It's explosive in nature | 28 |
| Centimeter-gram-second units | 28 |
| Scottish theologian: 1810-76 | 28 |
| "CSI" actor George | 28 |
| Like a beaver, it's said | 28 |
| Apollo 11's lunar module | 28 |
| Philadelphia football player | 28 |
| It holds 13 arrows on a bill | 28 |
| Highest rank in Boy Scouting | 28 |
| Coin equivalent of a sawbuck | 28 |
| Made a hole in one on, maybe | 28 |
| Bore that's not tiresome | 28 |
| Eponymous furniture designer | 28 |
| Chair named for its designer | 28 |
| Horror writer's initials | 28 |
| It may be plugged or pierced | 28 |
| Something to bend on a human | 28 |
| Ability to distinguish pitch | 28 |
| It's found near a temple | 28 |