| Lauderdale is south of it | 25 |
| Iberian "mouth" | 25 |
| City just south of Delray | 25 |
| ___ Burger (veggie patty) | 25 |
| Ball game played on lawns | 25 |
| Weight lifter's pride | 25 |
| Place to go in the barrio | 25 |
| Warehouses for aging wine | 25 |
| ___ well (is a good sign) | 25 |
| Part of a shampoo promise | 25 |
| Orange Free State settler | 25 |
| 1899-1902 war participant | 25 |
| Orange Free State dweller | 25 |
| One who fought Uitlanders | 25 |
| ___ War: 1899–1902 | 25 |
| Where Churchill was a POW | 25 |
| Big hit, in Variety slang | 25 |
| Where to find cranberries | 25 |
| 'Casablanca' star | 25 |
| He played Spade and Queeg | 25 |
| Nobelist in Physics: 1922 | 25 |
| Pioneer in quantum theory | 25 |
| Prepare, as water for tea | 25 |
| Get hot under the collar? | 25 |
| Change from liquid to gas | 25 |
| Gets hot under the collar | 25 |
| Prepares water for JELL-O | 25 |
| Seat of Ada County, Idaho | 25 |
| Northwestern U.S. capital | 25 |
| Pacific Northwest capital | 25 |
| __ choy (Chinese cabbage) | 25 |
| Ty-D- -- (bathroom brand) | 25 |
| Weapon used on the pampas | 25 |
| Weapon for felling cattle | 25 |
| Gauchos' cow catchers | 25 |
| Forward-thinking quality? | 25 |
| Maurice Ravel composition | 25 |
| Paris Opera debut of 1928 | 25 |
| Second wife of Henry VIII | 25 |
| 125-year-old wine company | 25 |
| King Cotton's nemesis | 25 |
| Knife used in Philippines | 25 |
| Actor Joseph's snack? | 25 |
| Large single-edged knives | 25 |
| Neckwear for Isaac Asimov | 25 |
| It may come from the blue | 25 |
| It might be held by a nut | 25 |
| It may be put in a washer | 25 |
| Aptly named Olympics star | 25 |
| 2008 Travolta/Cyrus flick | 25 |
| Voyage or vivant preceder | 25 |
| Singer/actor Jon ___ Jovi | 25 |
| It's good for Sarkozy | 25 |
| Forty-niners' strikes | 25 |
| Matrimony, metaphorically | 25 |
| Fleming's agent James | 25 |
| Role for Connery or Craig | 25 |
| Agent 007's last name | 25 |
| Upscale inexpensive book? | 25 |
| Paleontologist's find | 25 |
| Cram, with "up" | 25 |
| Mother Hubbard's lack | 25 |
| Whale or herring follower | 25 |
| Sleep with, less politely | 25 |
| Archaeologists' finds | 25 |
| Some archaeological finds | 25 |
| Pirate-flag illustrations | 25 |
| Mister in a minstrel show | 25 |
| Herb also called agueweed | 25 |
| Signal at a pagoda, maybe | 25 |
| Beat poetry accompaniment | 25 |
| World headquarters of DHL | 25 |
| Car's hood, in Henley | 25 |
| Bee's place, at times | 25 |
| Olympic speedskater Blair | 25 |
| Former Palm Springs mayor | 25 |
| Singer-turned-Congressman | 25 |
| Rock star turned activist | 25 |
| Cher's former partner | 25 |
| Meticulously-trimmed tree | 25 |
| Small job for a gardener? | 25 |
| Miniature ornamental tree | 25 |
| Executive's incentive | 25 |
| Lacking meat, so to speak | 25 |
| Reagan's chimp costar | 25 |
| Trick or treat substitute | 25 |
| "Kill the ump!" | 25 |
| "Eek!" provoker | 25 |
| "Eek!" preceder | 25 |
| "Eek!" elicitor | 25 |
| Greet, as a movie villain | 25 |
| ___ tube (television set) | 25 |
| Jellystone Park character | 25 |
| Idiot box by another name | 25 |
| Protested from the stands | 25 |
| Greeted the opposing team | 25 |
| Expressed dissatisfaction | 25 |
| Many miffed fans, vocally | 25 |
| Unhappy fan's pastime | 25 |
| Showing dissent, in a way | 25 |