| Like some lively walks | 22 |
| Like morning air, sometimes | 27 |
| Like allegro movements | 22 |
| Becomes tense with anger | 24 |
| Prince Charles, for one | 23 |
| "I say" sayer | 23 |
| Bloke from Stoke-on-Trent | 25 |
| "Blimey!" blurter | 27 |
| Person under the Union Jack | 27 |
| One who works to gain pounds? | 29 |
| Londoner or Liverpudlian | 24 |
| Falklands War participant | 25 |
| England native, for short | 25 |
| Yank's ally, often | 22 |
| Yank, before there were yanks | 29 |
| Subject of Elizabeth, briefly | 29 |
| Programme watcher, say | 22 |
| Person from Wales, for short | 28 |
| One with a spare in his boot | 28 |
| One who watches the telly | 25 |
| One who puts U in disfavor? | 27 |
| One queued up for petrol | 24 |
| One from London Town, e.g. | 26 |
| Native of England, for short | 28 |
| Londoner, e.g., informally | 26 |
| Londoner, e.g., for short | 25 |
| London native, informally | 25 |
| K-Fed's ex, in tabloids | 27 |
| Elton John or John Lennon | 25 |
| Cockney or Cantabrigian | 23 |
| "I say!" sayer | 24 |
| Big name in water filters | 25 |
| Water filter brand name | 23 |
| Major maker of water filters | 28 |
| Big name in water filtration | 28 |
| Big name in filtration | 22 |
| Thatcher's concern | 22 |
| Home of the '60s invaders | 29 |
| Great __: United Kingdom part | 29 |
| 1991 Emmy-winning newsman | 25 |
| Washington adversaries | 22 |
| Revolutionary War figures | 25 |
| Former rulers of Egypt | 22 |
| Early Georgia settlers | 22 |
| Blokes from Stoke-on-Trent | 26 |
| 'Crazy' singer | 22 |
| Worcestershire woman, e.g. | 26 |
| Whom John Bull symbolizes | 25 |
| United Kingdom citizen | 22 |
| Native of the Commonwealth | 26 |
| Native of Leeds or Dover | 24 |
| Lion and unicorn wearer | 23 |
| "Mate," usually | 25 |
| Yanks' WWII allies | 22 |
| Yanks' allies in W.W. II | 28 |
| Paul McCartney and Elton John | 29 |
| Elizabeth's subjects | 24 |
| Allies of the Yanks, often | 26 |
| Green Hornet's alter ego | 28 |
| Actress May from Sweden | 23 |
| ___ Reid (the Green Hornet) | 27 |
| More likely to crumble | 22 |
| Friendly term of address | 24 |
| Friend in the 'hood | 23 |
| One in the family, informally | 29 |
| Kin of "mac" | 22 |
| Kin of "dude" | 23 |
| Friend, in the 'hood | 24 |
| Buddy, in the '60s | 22 |
| Bachelor party attendee | 23 |
| Address in the 'hood | 24 |
| Monk's title: Abbr. | 23 |
| Mansierre, alternately | 22 |
| J. Arness to P. Graves | 22 |
| Guy in the family, informally | 29 |
| Fraternity man, briefly | 23 |
| ''My man!'' | 27 |
| Like a sombrero's brim | 26 |
| Word with cast or side | 22 |
| Like a liberal arts education | 29 |
| Like a Bostonian's A | 24 |
| High-speed Internet access | 26 |
| Aid in fast networking | 22 |
| Expand, as one's horizons | 29 |
| Big Apple entertainment | 23 |
| Plant of the mustard family | 27 |
| Vegetable with florets | 22 |
| CFL's Dieter _______ | 24 |
| Miss Jean of stage and screen | 29 |
| Former 49ers quarterback John | 29 |
| 1970 N.F.L. M.V.P. John | 23 |
| Prepare trout, in a way | 23 |
| Cook, as steaks in an oven | 26 |
| Prepare the bird, in a way | 26 |
| Expose to intense heat | 22 |
| Perform a cook-out job | 22 |
| Cook with radiant heat | 22 |
| Used the highest oven setting | 29 |
| Prepared some fish dinners | 26 |
| Like some fish dinners | 22 |