| Performs poorly on stage | 24 |
| "___ chance!" | 23 |
| "___ voyage!" | 23 |
| "___ appétit!" | 27 |
| "__ voyage!" | 22 |
| "__ appétit!" | 26 |
| "___ appetit" | 23 |
| Word with jour or soir | 22 |
| Word of praise in Paris | 23 |
| Voyage or vivant preceder | 25 |
| Singer/actor Jon ___ Jovi | 25 |
| Said twice, it's a candy | 28 |
| Late AC/DC member Scott | 23 |
| Jour or chance preceder | 23 |
| Japan's Feast of Lanterns | 29 |
| It's good in Paris | 22 |
| It's good for Sarkozy | 25 |
| It's good for Michel | 24 |
| It's good for Guillaume | 27 |
| It was good for Sartre | 22 |
| Half a chocolate candy? | 23 |
| Encouraging French word | 23 |
| Double this for a sweet | 23 |
| Double this for a candy | 23 |
| "C'est si ___" | 28 |
| "__ voyage party" | 27 |
| ___ viveur (man about town) | 27 |
| ___ ton (high society) | 22 |
| Mala's counterpart | 22 |
| It was good for Caesar | 22 |
| ___ fide (in good faith) | 24 |
| Good friend, in France | 22 |
| Where Ben fed his Hoss? | 23 |
| Western set on the Ponderosa | 28 |
| The Ponderosa's series | 26 |
| Series about Ben and his boys | 29 |
| Jackpots for Little Joe? | 24 |
| Forty-niners' strikes | 25 |
| Chocolate-coated treat | 22 |
| Investor's purchase | 23 |
| Stock's counterpart | 23 |
| Matrimony, metaphorically | 25 |
| Martini drinker of note | 23 |
| Fleming's agent James | 25 |
| Role for Connery or Craig | 25 |
| M's favorite agent | 22 |
| Interest-bearing certificate | 28 |
| Government-issued security | 26 |
| Civil-rights leader Julian | 26 |
| Become good friends, say | 24 |
| Agent 007's last name | 25 |
| "M" associate | 23 |
| Temporary storage facility | 26 |
| Fund manager's barometer | 28 |
| Upscale inexpensive book? | 25 |
| Part of some portfolios | 23 |
| Parts of some portfolios | 24 |
| Moody's rates them | 22 |
| Athlete who walked a lot | 24 |
| What some gentlemen prefer | 26 |
| What gentlemen prefer? | 22 |
| They generate interest | 22 |
| Recommended wartime purchases | 29 |
| James and Carrie Jacobs | 23 |
| Investors' options | 22 |
| Controversial slugger Barry | 27 |
| Connery, Moore and Brosnan | 26 |
| Connery and Moore, e.g. | 23 |
| Alternatives to stocks | 22 |
| Paleontologist's find | 25 |
| Mother Hubbard's quest | 26 |
| Word with china or spur | 23 |
| Cram, with "up" | 25 |
| Word with head or meal | 22 |
| Word with china or dry | 22 |
| Something to pick or throw | 26 |
| Sacrum or parietal, e.g. | 24 |
| Radius, but not diameter | 24 |
| Mother Hubbard's lack | 25 |
| Word with fish or wish | 22 |
| Whale or herring follower | 25 |
| Sleep with, less politely | 25 |
| Rottweiler's reward | 23 |
| Pebbles Flintstone wore one | 27 |
| Nourishment for a boxer | 23 |
| London broil's lack | 23 |
| It's set when broken | 24 |
| It's buried in the yard | 27 |
| Indonesia's Gulf of ___ | 27 |
| Hair accessory for Pebbles | 26 |
| Fried-chicken leftover | 22 |
| Fried chicken leftover | 22 |
| Archeological dig find | 22 |
| A boxer may work on it | 22 |
| Osteologist's dinnerware? | 29 |
| Studied, with "up" | 28 |
| Like chicken breast cutlets | 27 |
| Adjective for a fillet | 22 |
| It's pulled occasionally | 28 |
| Malapropism, to a slangster | 27 |