| Suffix with Oktober or Ozz | 26 |
| Celebration, Italian style | 26 |
| Cheese made from goat milk | 26 |
| Like a baby's position | 26 |
| Curled up in the womb, say | 26 |
| Pull out all the stops for | 26 |
| Honored with entertainment | 26 |
| Honored with a celebration | 26 |
| Coup de ___ (gunshot: Fr.) | 26 |
| Montague vs. Capulet, e.g. | 26 |
| Montague vs. Capulet, etc. | 26 |
| "A ___ Good Men" | 26 |
| "___ are chosen" | 26 |
| Five-time Emmy winner Tina | 26 |
| Shriner's tasseled hat | 26 |
| Opposite of ppp, on scores | 26 |
| Miserable report card line | 26 |
| Extremely loud, on a score | 26 |
| Some three-pointers: Abbr. | 26 |
| Majority owner of Chrysler | 26 |
| There's no truth to it | 26 |
| Truth-stretcher's unit | 26 |
| Nutrition Facts label info | 26 |
| Forensic evidence, perhaps | 26 |
| Many phone lines, nowadays | 26 |
| Cotton or nylon, to a Brit | 26 |
| Org. for kings and queens? | 26 |
| Cuban revolutionary Castro | 26 |
| Spot's friend, perhaps | 26 |
| Paul Bunyan's watchdog | 26 |
| Barker's name, perhaps | 26 |
| 'A pox upon thee!' | 26 |
| Word from Jack's giant | 26 |
| Old-style "Tsk!" | 26 |
| Exclamation of disapproval | 26 |
| "A pox on thee!" | 26 |
| Old expression of distaste | 26 |
| "Down with you!" | 26 |
| Word before stone or house | 26 |
| "Norma Rae" star | 26 |
| ___ choice (baseball play) | 26 |
| Like the sun's surface | 26 |
| South American celebration | 26 |
| Piñata-hitting occasion | 26 |
| Ford subcompact since 1976 | 26 |
| Cinco de Mayo celebrations | 26 |
| Played a shrill instrument | 26 |
| Sometime partners of drums | 26 |
| A to E, musically speaking | 26 |
| Old Glory's star count | 26 |
| Source of Eve's leaves | 26 |
| Guitar chord chart (Abbr.) | 26 |
| -- leaves (Eden cover-ups) | 26 |
| ___ Newton (Nabisco treat) | 26 |
| ___ Newton (kind of snack) | 26 |
| Count Almaviva's valet | 26 |
| What a bully might provoke | 26 |
| Compete in the boxing ring | 26 |
| Their leaves are cover-ups | 26 |
| South Pacific island group | 26 |
| Manicurist's implement | 26 |
| Worker in the records room | 26 |
| -- mignons (pricey steaks) | 26 |
| Sundance Festival features | 26 |
| Festival showings, perhaps | 26 |
| Last word of a French film | 26 |
| '50s car embellishment | 26 |
| Big part of a grade, often | 26 |
| Completed manuscript, e.g. | 26 |
| Diamond in the rough, e.g. | 26 |
| Jaywalker's punishment | 26 |
| Renoirs, Botticellis, etc. | 26 |
| Reduced sentences, perhaps | 26 |
| The best there is to offer | 26 |
| Adjective for the N.Y.P.D. | 26 |
| "Their ___ Hour" | 26 |
| Typical hors d'oeuvres | 26 |
| Trollope's Phineas ___ | 26 |
| "Shrek" princess | 26 |
| Yuletide purchase, perhaps | 26 |
| Source of woodchips, often | 26 |
| Christmas tree, frequently | 26 |
| Something to gather around | 26 |
| July 3rd purchase, perhaps | 26 |
| Apartment building feature | 26 |
| Internet Explorer opponent | 26 |
| Like a log cabin in winter | 26 |
| Drill sergeant's order | 26 |
| Not negotiable, as a price | 26 |
| Like a confident handshake | 26 |
| Word before come and serve | 26 |
| Start of many instructions | 26 |
| Blue-ribbon classification | 26 |
| April Fools' Day e.g. | 26 |
| Preferential plane seating | 26 |
| Expensive airplane section | 26 |
| Bibliophile's purchase | 26 |
| Book collector's prize | 26 |
| Look (for), as compliments | 26 |
| Brit's dish, sometimes | 26 |