| Store in Spanish Harlem | 23 |
| Shop patronized by Nuyoricans | 29 |
| Place to go in the barrio | 25 |
| Spanish grocery stores | 22 |
| Warehouses for aging wine | 25 |
| "Orca" actress | 24 |
| Miss Universe 2004 judge | 24 |
| Mary Collins, familiarly | 24 |
| Actress Cathleen Collins | 24 |
| 1980s Hollywood sex symbol | 26 |
| "Tommy Boy" co-star | 29 |
| ___ well (is a good sign) | 25 |
| Suggests for the future | 23 |
| ___-ripper (romance novel) | 26 |
| Woman's fitted vest | 23 |
| Part of medieval attire | 23 |
| They're built in a gym | 26 |
| Individuals, so to speak | 24 |
| Quality in a wine review | 24 |
| Word with English or language | 29 |
| It may precede language | 23 |
| Factor in a wine review | 23 |
| Word with double and check | 26 |
| Winetaster's concern | 24 |
| What's built by lifting? | 28 |
| Quality of wine or hair | 23 |
| Part of a shampoo promise | 25 |
| Murder mystery discovery | 24 |
| Mr. Universe's moneymaker | 29 |
| Kind of English or language | 27 |
| Kind of check or guard | 22 |
| Kind of builder or suit | 23 |
| It's purely physical | 24 |
| Futile kind of English | 22 |
| Ending for busy or home | 23 |
| Fender-fixing facility | 22 |
| Orange Free State settler | 25 |
| 1899-1902 war participant | 25 |
| African of Dutch descent | 24 |
| Great Trek participant | 22 |
| South African Dutchman | 22 |
| 1899–1902 war participant | 29 |
| War of 1899–1902 | 23 |
| South African colonist | 22 |
| Orange Free State dweller | 25 |
| Oom Paul Kruger, for one | 24 |
| One who fought Uitlanders | 25 |
| One in battle circa 1901 | 24 |
| Huguenot descendant, perhaps | 28 |
| Dutch South African colonist | 28 |
| Dutch settler in South Africa | 29 |
| Dutch settler in Africa | 23 |
| Certain Dutch colonist | 22 |
| Anglo-__ War (1899-1902) | 24 |
| Andries Pretorius, for one | 26 |
| A Capetown citizen, e.g. | 24 |
| "Oom Paul" was one | 28 |
| "Farmer," in Dutch | 28 |
| ___ War: 1899–1902 | 25 |
| Certain South Africans | 22 |
| Orange Free State colonizers | 28 |
| Cape Province settlers | 22 |
| Transvaal combatants of 1900 | 28 |
| One side of an 1899-1902 war | 28 |
| One side in an 1899 war | 23 |
| Figures in African history | 26 |
| Fighters from 1899 to 1902 | 26 |
| British foes, 1899-1902 | 23 |
| British foe, 1899-1902 | 22 |
| Major African conflict | 22 |
| Where Churchill was a POW | 25 |
| Big Broadway hit, in slang | 26 |
| Theatrical hit, in slang | 24 |
| Box-office hit, slangily | 24 |
| Box office hit, slangily | 24 |
| Line that elicits a big laugh | 29 |
| Laugh, in showbiz slang | 23 |
| Broadway hit, slangily | 22 |
| Big Broadway hit, slangily | 26 |
| Big hit, in Variety slang | 25 |
| Show biz headline word | 22 |
| Sensational, in showbiz | 23 |
| Swell at the box office | 23 |
| Super, performancewise | 22 |
| Super, in retro reviews | 23 |
| Successful, in Variety slang | 28 |
| Successful, in Variety | 22 |
| Successful, in modern reviews | 29 |
| Smashing, in slanguage | 22 |
| Smashing, at the box office | 27 |
| Show-biz-type headline | 22 |
| Show biz-type headline | 22 |
| Hugely successful, in Variety | 29 |
| Huge, at the box office | 23 |
| Great, in Variety headlines | 27 |
| Fabulous, to a theater critic | 29 |
| Doing big business, slangily | 28 |
| Broadway smashes, in slang | 26 |
| Where cranberries grow | 22 |
| Cranberry-growing site | 22 |