| Slow-tempo Spanish dance | 24 |
| Paris Opera debut of 1928 | 25 |
| Noted Ravel composition | 23 |
| Short jackets for women | 23 |
| Jackets worn open in front | 26 |
| Dances with sharp turns | 23 |
| Second of six for Henry VIII | 28 |
| Anne who married Henry VIII | 27 |
| Second wife of Henry VIII | 25 |
| Tudor who lost her head | 23 |
| One of Henry's Annes | 24 |
| One of Henry VIII's Annes | 29 |
| Inimitable Scarecrow at Oz | 26 |
| Companion of Haley and Lahr | 27 |
| Cohort of Haley and Lahr | 24 |
| Where Quechua is spoken | 23 |
| Weevil found in cotton | 22 |
| Literature Nobelist Heinrich | 28 |
| Cotton-picking handful | 22 |
| __ weevil (cotton pest) | 23 |
| 125-year-old wine company | 25 |
| King Cotton's nemesis | 25 |
| Dixie farmer's bane | 23 |
| Kid Gavilan's punch | 23 |
| Vaquero's neckwear | 22 |
| Square dancer's tie | 23 |
| Square dancer's neckwear | 28 |
| Machete's relative | 22 |
| Knife used in Philippines | 25 |
| Knife resembling a machete | 26 |
| Heavy Philippine knife | 22 |
| Filipino's machete | 22 |
| The stuff heroes are made of? | 29 |
| Some stuff heroes are made of | 29 |
| Marconi's birthplace | 24 |
| Eponymous Italian city | 22 |
| Child's lunch, perhaps | 26 |
| Actor Joseph's snack? | 25 |
| Cords used as neckwear | 22 |
| Square dancers' neckties | 28 |
| Ranchero's accessories | 26 |
| Official ties of New Mexico | 27 |
| Large single-edged knives | 25 |
| Isaac Asimov wore them | 22 |
| Neckwear for Isaac Asimov | 25 |
| It may come from the blue | 25 |
| Like a __ from the blue | 23 |
| Frankenstein monster feature | 28 |
| Aptly named sprinter Usain | 26 |
| Wolf, as one's food | 23 |
| Thunder or dead follower | 24 |
| Roll in a fabrics shop | 22 |
| It usually comes with a nut | 27 |
| It might be held by a nut | 25 |
| It may be put in a washer | 25 |
| Electric weather phenomenon | 27 |
| Aptly named Olympics star | 25 |
| 2008 Travolta/Cyrus flick | 25 |
| Securely fastened, as a door | 28 |
| Quit, as one's party | 24 |
| Departed from the party | 23 |
| Sudden unforeseen occurrence | 28 |
| Totally unforeseen event | 24 |
| Sudden, unexpected event | 24 |
| Dressmakers' buy, perhaps | 29 |
| Some hardware purchases | 23 |
| Frankenstein monster features | 29 |
| They have heads and threads | 27 |
| They go great with nuts | 23 |
| Sweet Alice's Ben et al. | 28 |
| Terrorist's weapon | 22 |
| Lay an egg, so to speak | 23 |
| Immobile Stratego piece | 23 |
| Hail Mary pass, usually | 23 |
| Word with pipe or smoke | 23 |
| Rancid "Time ___" | 27 |
| One with a terrible opening | 27 |
| Movie deserving no stars | 24 |
| Montana-to-Solomon pass | 23 |
| Less than a one-star movie | 26 |
| Kind of shell or scare | 22 |
| Fail at the box office | 22 |
| Fail as a stand-up comic | 24 |
| Close on opening night | 22 |
| Bradshaw-to-Swann thriller | 26 |
| Bradshaw-Stallworth coup | 24 |
| Bradford-to-Swann pass | 22 |
| Belly-flop at the box office | 28 |
| Speech full of hot air | 22 |
| Molded, frozen dessert | 22 |
| Parisian's frozen dessert | 29 |
| Molded ice cream dessert | 24 |
| Dessert for ice-cream lovers | 28 |
| Curving outward, as furniture | 29 |
| Certain frozen dessert | 22 |
| Ball-shaped frozen dessert | 26 |
| Drunk cheerleading team? | 24 |
| Type of leather jacket | 22 |
| Doesn't go over well | 24 |
| Tells terrible jokes, perhaps | 29 |