| Salma of "Dogma" | 26 |
| Garfield's predecessor | 26 |
| U.S. president after Grant | 26 |
| Chef's voice, formerly | 26 |
| "Shaft" composer | 26 |
| "Airplane" actor | 26 |
| Skyline-blurring condition | 26 |
| Ted Key's cartoon maid | 26 |
| Not brown or blue, perhaps | 26 |
| Housekeeper of 60's TV | 26 |
| Subjects to abusive tricks | 26 |
| Like a typical day in L.A. | 26 |
| Construction support piece | 26 |
| "Big Love" airer | 26 |
| Sopranos can be seen on it | 26 |
| "The Wire" airer | 26 |
| "Deadwood" airer | 26 |
| Home Box Office, for short | 26 |
| "Arli$$" network | 26 |
| 'True Blood' airer | 26 |
| Exploder at Eniwetok: 1952 | 26 |
| Edward Teller's legacy | 26 |
| Stomach acid, symbolically | 26 |
| Stomach acid, to a chemist | 26 |
| Digestive aid, to chemists | 26 |
| Aerobic exercise raises it | 26 |
| US broadcast debut of 1996 | 26 |
| Modern viewer's choice | 26 |
| Word with master or waiter | 26 |
| Jesus and Mary Chain smash | 26 |
| "___ will roll!" | 26 |
| What music therapy will do | 26 |
| Recover, as from an injury | 26 |
| Get back on one's feet | 26 |
| Indian's word with big | 26 |
| Companion of see and speak | 26 |
| ___ about (be informed of) | 26 |
| Some inadmissible evidence | 26 |
| Long black Cadillac, often | 26 |
| Tribune Company competitor | 26 |
| "Barracuda" band | 26 |
| You gotta have miles of it | 26 |
| Blood's starting place | 26 |
| Game similar to Black Lady | 26 |
| "The ___ is on!" | 26 |
| Consequence of overbaking? | 26 |
| Increases molecular motion | 26 |
| Use the microwave, perhaps | 26 |
| Cry made with great effort | 26 |
| Megadeth's music genre | 26 |
| Book after Philemon: Abbr. | 26 |
| Ganymede's predecessor | 26 |
| Anne of "John Q" | 26 |
| Give a hard time, in a way | 26 |
| Disturb a stand-up routine | 26 |
| Mother of Paris and Hector | 26 |
| Hollywood columnist Hopper | 26 |
| Reduce risk, as with a bet | 26 |
| Speculators' maneuvers | 26 |
| Gives careful attention to | 26 |
| Long-running country revue | 26 |
| "High" shoe part | 26 |
| Followed closely, as a dog | 26 |
| Difficult shoes to walk in | 26 |
| They're hard to run in | 26 |
| Military transports: Abbr. | 26 |
| Lift in the back of a shoe | 26 |
| '70s rockers Uriah ___ | 26 |
| Playboy founder, for short | 26 |
| Short name for a bunny man | 26 |
| Playboy VIP familiarly | 26 |
| Pajamaed mogul, familiarly | 26 |
| Mag magnate's nickname | 26 |
| Exec often seen in his PJs | 26 |
| Hold to test the weight of | 26 |
| Interrogatory interjection | 26 |
| Beavis and Butt-head sound | 26 |
| Fictional girl of the Alps | 26 |
| Driver's license datum | 26 |
| Tot's two feet, maybe? | 26 |
| "Romanzero" poet | 26 |
| One who's next in line | 26 |
| His eyes are on the throne | 26 |
| Son or daughter, typically | 26 |
| One who's trustworthy? | 26 |
| Estate's rights party? | 26 |
| She gets what's coming | 26 |
| They're often apparent | 26 |
| Whodunit suspects, perhaps | 26 |
| Those who have will power? | 26 |
| They take over some houses | 26 |
| Kings and queens want them | 26 |
| Frequent whodunit suspects | 26 |
| Bonnie and Clyde specialty | 26 |
| Bank withdrawal, of a sort | 26 |
| U.S. portrayer of flappers | 26 |
| Kept position under attack | 26 |
| Hägar's comics wife | 26 |
| Col. Klink's secretary | 26 |
| Olympic winner Haase: 1960 | 26 |