| Lose, in sports headlines | 25 |
| Heavyweight champ Riddick | 25 |
| 1992-93 heavyweight champ | 25 |
| Jack of trumps, in euchre | 25 |
| Once-seedy section of NYC | 25 |
| Old radio's Major ___ | 25 |
| Word with Orange or Peach | 25 |
| One who hopes for strikes | 25 |
| One unhappy about a split | 25 |
| They're taken onstage | 25 |
| Prime opera-house seating | 25 |
| Opera-house accommodation | 25 |
| Caboose neighbor, perhaps | 25 |
| Competed in a square ring | 25 |
| One of England's Days | 25 |
| Olympics sport since 1904 | 25 |
| U.K. post-Christmas event | 25 |
| Tarzan's swinging kid | 25 |
| Exclamation of excitement | 25 |
| Doesn't buy, in a way | 25 |
| Cassidy portrayer William | 25 |
| Overnight sensation Susan | 25 |
| Actor Peter or author Kay | 25 |
| Clothing store department | 25 |
| Charles Dickens pseudonym | 25 |
| Church dignitaries: abbr. | 25 |
| Part of many a foundation | 25 |
| Victoria's Secret buy | 25 |
| Thing with cups and hooks | 25 |
| Protective auto accessory | 25 |
| It provides upper support | 25 |
| Piece worn under a blouse | 25 |
| Part of a two-piece suit? | 25 |
| One may be under a blouse | 25 |
| Madonna wore a pointy one | 25 |
| It has a supporting role? | 25 |
| It can be quite uplifting | 25 |
| Corsetiere's creation | 25 |
| Auto protective accessory | 25 |
| Auto accessory, slangily | 25 |
| "___ yourself!" | 25 |
| Pitt of "Babel" | 25 |
| Hollywood heartthrob Pitt | 25 |
| Vintage sitcom stepfamily | 25 |
| Hillside in the Highlands | 25 |
| Highlander's hillside | 25 |
| Hillside, to the Scottish | 25 |
| River Afton's scenery | 25 |
| Alto Rhapsody composer | 25 |
| Alternative to a ponytail | 25 |
| It's all in your head | 25 |
| Cold discomfort, of sorts | 25 |
| Engineers' colleagues | 25 |
| Slow-down device on a car | 25 |
| Without means of support? | 25 |
| Without support, in a way | 25 |
| Vampire chronicler Stoker | 25 |
| Word in many cereal names | 25 |
| Part of some cereal names | 25 |
| Muffin composition, maybe | 25 |
| Healthy cereal ingredient | 25 |
| Fashionista's concern | 25 |
| Made a hot impression on? | 25 |
| "Stella" yeller | 25 |
| Schmidt's predecessor | 25 |
| 1971 Peace Nobelist Willy | 25 |
| They have shoulder straps | 25 |
| '60s bonfire burnings | 25 |
| Like trombones, soundwise | 25 |
| Baby sitter's handful | 25 |
| Little brother, sometimes | 25 |
| Handful for a baby-sitter | 25 |
| Babysitter's headache | 25 |
| Brand of electric shavers | 25 |
| Big name in coffee makers | 25 |
| Von ___, rocket scientist | 25 |
| Word in the Boy Scout Law | 25 |
| Word of praise at the Met | 25 |
| Hockey game interruptions | 25 |
| Part of a donkey serenade | 25 |
| La ___ (fossil-rich area) | 25 |
| Bit of a fairy tale trail | 25 |
| Initiating a conversation | 25 |
| Getting the party rolling | 25 |
| Midwife's exhortation | 25 |
| Poodle or dachshund, e.g. | 25 |
| Animal that has offspring | 25 |
| Belgian singer/songwriter | 25 |
| Belgian balladeer Jacques | 25 |
| W.W. II light machine gun | 25 |
| British light machine gun | 25 |
| Uncle Remus's ___ Fox | 25 |
| Word before Rabbit or Fox | 25 |
| Word before Fox or Rabbit | 25 |
| Title used by Uncle Remus | 25 |
| Rabbit or Fox's title | 25 |
| Family member, in dialect | 25 |
| Address for Rabbit or Fox | 25 |
| Titles for Fox and Rabbit | 25 |
| Seaport in western France | 25 |