| Where Greeks were enslaved | 26 |
| Tomato used in saucemaking | 26 |
| Scene of "Tosca" | 26 |
| Locale of the Via Condotti | 26 |
| Like Jupiter, but not Zeus | 26 |
| Like JoveÂ’s worshipers | 26 |
| Kind of alphabet or candle | 26 |
| Caesar's wife, for one | 26 |
| Producer of shooting stars | 26 |
| Transylvanian Alps setting | 26 |
| Nadia's land, to Nadia | 26 |
| Friends, ____ , countrymen | 26 |
| "Ben-Hur" extras | 26 |
| Vatican's surroundings | 26 |
| ___ Beauty (apple variety) | 26 |
| Where Nero fiddled around? | 26 |
| Where Ali won a gold medal | 26 |
| The Vatican's vicinity | 26 |
| Site of the Farnese Palace | 26 |
| Multiday building project? | 26 |
| Home of the Circus Maximus | 26 |
| "When in __ ..." | 26 |
| 'The Eternal City' | 26 |
| "___ and Juliet" | 26 |
| Howard, Harvey and Whiting | 26 |
| Cesar who played the Joker | 26 |
| Guitarist Ãngel or Pepe | 26 |
| Film director George A. -- | 26 |
| Leader of the Afrika Korps | 26 |
| "The Desert Fox" | 26 |
| Tony of the Dallas Cowboys | 26 |
| Many a Marx Brothers movie | 26 |
| Heat 114, Bobcats 78, e.g. | 26 |
| Broadway comedy descriptor | 26 |
| Wood of the Rolling Stones | 26 |
| Infomercial pioneer Popeil | 26 |
| Secretariat rider Turcotte | 26 |
| Former Congressman Dellums | 26 |
| Football Hall-of-Famer Mix | 26 |
| TV tabloid pioneer Barrett | 26 |
| Tinseltown tattler Barrett | 26 |
| Barrett known for her dish | 26 |
| First name in conservatism | 26 |
| Clown around for 40+ years | 26 |
| Boston Celtics guard Rajon | 26 |
| 1975 Oscar nominee Blakley | 26 |
| Pasta suffix, commercially | 26 |
| Country music's Milsap | 26 |
| Guidry and Cey of baseball | 26 |
| Jockey Turcotte and others | 26 |
| Cey and Kittle of baseball | 26 |
| Pouch-dwelling pal of Pooh | 26 |
| Outback bounder, for short | 26 |
| Large marsupial familiarly | 26 |
| It may be found in a pouch | 26 |
| Hundred-Acre-Wood resident | 26 |
| Quarter acre of land, once | 26 |
| ItÂ's on the house | 26 |
| Post-hurricane worker, say | 26 |
| Parts of houses and mouths | 26 |
| Sources of overhead costs? | 26 |
| It might threaten the king | 26 |
| Newest member of the force | 26 |
| Police department newcomer | 26 |
| It may be made for dessert | 26 |
| A studio apartment has one | 26 |
| Follower of poor or school | 26 |
| Elbow's need, at times | 26 |
| Bed-and-breakfast offering | 26 |
| "___ at the Top" | 26 |
| Lease cosigner, informally | 26 |
| Broadcasting mogul Arledge | 26 |
| TV sports producer Arledge | 26 |
| English soccer great Wayne | 26 |
| "Boys Town" star | 26 |
| Film actor in nine decades | 26 |
| Andy Hardy's portrayer | 26 |
| Aussie bounders, for short | 26 |
| Some marsupials, for short | 26 |
| Where the chicks hang out? | 26 |
| Rule the __ (be in charge) | 26 |
| Bar where chicks hang out? | 26 |
| "Little Red ___" | 26 |
| Settles down for the night | 26 |
| Etymologist's interest | 26 |
| U.S. Sec. of State: 1905-9 | 26 |
| Secretary of State: 1905-9 | 26 |
| Say, "Go, team!" | 26 |
| Rummage for truffles, e.g. | 26 |
| Quadratic formula solution | 26 |
| It may be square or dug up | 26 |
| Carrot, radish, or parsnip | 26 |
| Member of a cheering squad | 26 |
| Underground plant supports | 26 |
| Weapon for Colonel Mustard | 26 |
| This can put you in a bind | 26 |
| Lured, with "in" | 26 |
| What rookies need to learn | 26 |
| It's good to know them | 26 |
| 1976 Pulitzer musician Ned | 26 |