| Versatile plane, for short | 26 |
| Quick up-and-down aircraft | 26 |
| A convertiplane, for short | 26 |
| Garb for Caesar's wife | 26 |
| Calpurnia's robe, e.g. | 26 |
| Made off with a neckpiece? | 26 |
| Woman's shoulder scarf | 26 |
| Like some kisses and bases | 26 |
| Like some bases or glances | 26 |
| Like some bases and kisses | 26 |
| Smirnoff rival, familiarly | 26 |
| Mixer with O.J., popularly | 26 |
| Smirnoff rival, informally | 26 |
| Skyy shelfmate, familiarly | 26 |
| Russian export, familiarly | 26 |
| __ Razberi: flavored vodka | 26 |
| Plant's breathing pore | 26 |
| Crush, with "on" | 26 |
| Fourteen pounds, in London | 26 |
| Rock that might be rolling | 26 |
| 14 pounds, across the pond | 26 |
| "Nixon" director | 26 |
| When the Flintstones lived | 26 |
| Fred and Barney's time | 26 |
| Barney and Fred's time | 26 |
| Oliver talks to the birds? | 26 |
| Crustacean of rocky shores | 26 |
| Salisbury Plain attraction | 26 |
| He cuts, shapes and builds | 26 |
| Feature of many a pizzeria | 26 |
| Pelt a newsman with rocks? | 26 |
| You can skip the flat ones | 26 |
| Be an unhelpful interrogee | 26 |
| Without a visible reaction | 26 |
| Went off one's rocker? | 26 |
| Got out of one's chair | 26 |
| Performed as an understudy | 26 |
| Used to reach a high shelf | 26 |
| It may be saved at the bar | 26 |
| Stand-up's seat, often | 26 |
| Place to park it at a pub? | 26 |
| Nightclub singer's aid | 26 |
| Common comedian's prop | 26 |
| They have legs but no arms | 26 |
| They don't get backing | 26 |
| "Cheers" perches | 26 |
| Not stand completely erect | 26 |
| Brownstone lounging locale | 26 |
| "Go no further!" | 26 |
| Direction at many a corner | 26 |
| "Go no farther!" | 26 |
| Order on an octagonal sign | 26 |
| What a red light signifies | 26 |
| Sign outside a post office | 26 |
| Partner of look and listen | 26 |
| Part of a fire-safety trio | 26 |
| First of a cautionary trio | 26 |
| "¡No más!" | 26 |
| "___ the music!" | 26 |
| "Go fry an egg!" | 26 |
| Freeze in one's tracks | 26 |
| Slow, as rush-hour traffic | 26 |
| Rather snarled on the road | 26 |
| "Quit fighting!" | 26 |
| Sort of stock-market order | 26 |
| Newsman's dramatic cry | 26 |
| "Who'll ___" | 26 |
| Having a decent shelf life | 26 |
| Place for "junk" | 26 |
| Brick-and-mortar operation | 26 |
| Hardware in a cattle shed? | 26 |
| Signal or trooper preceder | 26 |
| Northeaster or northwester | 26 |
| They often have quiet eyes | 26 |
| Like many Turner seascapes | 26 |
| It's one for the books | 26 |
| Moves quickly, in Scotland | 26 |
| Potbelly or Franklin, e.g. | 26 |
| Last name in a candy brand | 26 |
| Candy company Russell ____ | 26 |
| Simon Legree's creator | 26 |
| She wrote "Dred" | 26 |
| Vermont winter destination | 26 |
| Mount Mansfield is near it | 26 |
| Puts away before departure | 26 |
| NASCAR-sponsoring additive | 26 |
| Big name in fuel additives | 26 |
| Scott Weiland band (abbr.) | 26 |
| Big name in gas treatments | 26 |
| Big name in auto additives | 26 |
| Parade honoree, familiarly | 26 |
| Patron of Ireland, briefly | 26 |
| Parade occasion, for short | 26 |
| One of the Twin Cities (6) | 26 |
| Where the Wild play hockey | 26 |
| Cathedral designed by Wren | 26 |
| Tampa neighbor, informally | 26 |
| City near Tampa, for short | 26 |
| Tampa neighbor, familiarly | 26 |
| Retirement city, for short | 26 |