| Ophelia or Claudius, e.g. | 25 |
| Big dog breed, familiarly | 25 |
| "Homeland" star | 25 |
| Many visitors to Legoland | 25 |
| "Hamlet" extras | 25 |
| Resemble some participles | 25 |
| Man in the lion's den | 25 |
| Chicago architect Burnham | 25 |
| Thank you, in Deutschland | 25 |
| Pioneer Boone, familiarly | 25 |
| How Boone carved his name | 25 |
| Actor/radio host Bonaduce | 25 |
| TV's Rather and Rowan | 25 |
| The Divine Comedy poet | 25 |
| Poet translated by Ciardi | 25 |
| Poet famed for terza rima | 25 |
| Florentine literary giant | 25 |
| Florentine exiled in 1302 | 25 |
| Author of a famous comedy | 25 |
| "Paradiso" poet | 25 |
| 'Purgatorio' poet | 25 |
| Inspiration for a Strauss | 25 |
| Skip, as a stone on water | 25 |
| Skip a stone across water | 25 |
| Nymph changed to a laurel | 25 |
| Chloe's love, in myth | 25 |
| Sancho Panza's donkey | 25 |
| Horse with a spotted coat | 25 |
| Having multicolored spots | 25 |
| Patriotic org. since 1890 | 25 |
| Women's patriotic gp. | 25 |
| Historic women's grp. | 25 |
| Patriotic women's gp. | 25 |
| Org. at Constitution Hall | 25 |
| National women's org. | 25 |
| Jeanne ___ (French saint) | 25 |
| Virginia of early America | 25 |
| Throw caution to the wind | 25 |
| "How ___ you?!" | 25 |
| Provoke to prank, perhaps | 25 |
| First Virginia in America | 25 |
| Devil's introduction? | 25 |
| Risk-taker's question | 25 |
| Risktaker's challenge | 25 |
| Be more than reluctant to | 25 |
| Beginnings of some pranks | 25 |
| Some sleepover activities | 25 |
| Reasons for some joyrides | 25 |
| Prank starters, sometimes | 25 |
| Thinks that maybe one can | 25 |
| Where Keats placed Cortez | 25 |
| Town near Stamford, Conn. | 25 |
| Site of Cortez's peak | 25 |
| Singer Bobby ___: 1936-73 | 25 |
| Bobby of rock 'n roll | 25 |
| "Things" singer | 25 |
| What the Middle Ages were | 25 |
| Thanksgiving meat request | 25 |
| Laundry washed separately | 25 |
| "Our Gang" girl | 25 |
| Kin of "Nertz!" | 25 |
| "Rats" relative | 25 |
| Dealt with holes, perhaps | 25 |
| Move swiftly and abruptly | 25 |
| Be fast on one's feet | 25 |
| Arrow's little cousin | 25 |
| 1960's-70's Dodge | 25 |
| ___ Maul (sci-fi villain) | 25 |
| Game with numbers 1 to 20 | 25 |
| Cricket player's game | 25 |
| "___ Rheingold" | 25 |
| Public prosecutors: Abbr. | 25 |
| Perp prosecutors, briefly | 25 |
| County prosecutors: Abbr. | 25 |
| Word with board or lights | 25 |
| Imprecise cooking measure | 25 |
| One of a poetic eightsome | 25 |
| Certain Olympic contender | 25 |
| Marathons they're not | 25 |
| They're sometimes mad | 25 |
| Opposite of 'dis' | 25 |
| Number-crunching material | 25 |
| Statistician's fodder | 25 |
| Android on the Enterprise | 25 |
| Spreadsheet numbers, e.g. | 25 |
| Computer "food" | 25 |
| TV android with a pet cat | 25 |
| They're sometimes raw | 25 |
| Spreadsheet entries, e.g. | 25 |
| Just the facts, ma'am | 25 |
| It may be lost in a crash | 25 |
| These are often processed | 25 |
| ScientistsÂ' info | 25 |
| Microprocessor's diet | 25 |
| Material for a punch card | 25 |
| Grist for some processors | 25 |
| Computer's sustenance | 25 |
| Transfer of computer info | 25 |
| Computer information path | 25 |
| Word with blind or double | 25 |