| Heading in a Keats volume | 25 |
| Commendatory compositions | 25 |
| Black Sea port, to locals | 25 |
| Black Sea port, new-style | 25 |
| "Potemkin" port | 25 |
| County seat in west Texas | 25 |
| City southwest of Midland | 25 |
| City on the Permian Basin | 25 |
| Certain Black Sea dweller | 25 |
| "___ Billy Joe" | 25 |
| Start of many poem titles | 25 |
| Start of many dedications | 25 |
| Garfield's canine pal | 25 |
| Bullied pet of the comics | 25 |
| Yellow-and-brown toon dog | 25 |
| Pooch in the funny papers | 25 |
| Dog tormented by Garfield | 25 |
| Dog in 'Garfield' | 25 |
| Beagle drawn by Jim Davis | 25 |
| "Garfield" foil | 25 |
| 'Garfield' canine | 25 |
| God with raven messengers | 25 |
| God attended by Valkyries | 25 |
| His throne was Hlidskjalf | 25 |
| God identified with Woden | 25 |
| Two-time role for Hopkins | 25 |
| He gave an eye for wisdom | 25 |
| God of wisdom at Valhalla | 25 |
| Gladsheim palace resident | 25 |
| Father of Balder, in myth | 25 |
| Writer of praiseful poems | 25 |
| Specialist in love poetry | 25 |
| Penner of laudatory lines | 25 |
| Some Coleridge colleagues | 25 |
| Dashboard dial, for short | 25 |
| Half brother of William I | 25 |
| Half-brother of William I | 25 |
| Pope Urban II, originally | 25 |
| ___-Eaters (shoe inserts) | 25 |
| What skunks are known for | 25 |
| What air fresheners fight | 25 |
| Pepe Le Pew's problem | 25 |
| Notable ammonia attribute | 25 |
| "Phew!" inducer | 25 |
| "P.U.!" inducer | 25 |
| Wavy lines, in the comics | 25 |
| Thing a shower eliminates | 25 |
| Spray's target, maybe | 25 |
| Some insoles prevent this | 25 |
| Scratch-n-sniff emanation | 25 |
| Post-show outfit emits it | 25 |
| Pepe Le Pew's defense | 25 |
| In bad ___ (out of favor) | 25 |
| "P.U." elicitor | 25 |
| What baking soda collects | 25 |
| Lefty of the 1920 Yankees | 25 |
| Non-alcoholic beer choice | 25 |
| Takes too much, for short | 25 |
| Ingests too much, briefly | 25 |
| Has way too much, briefly | 25 |
| Has a bad time on a trip? | 25 |
| Goes overboard with the X | 25 |
| Gets too high, for short? | 25 |
| "____ bodkins!" | 25 |
| Long series of wanderings | 25 |
| UK multi-volume ref. work | 25 |
| Word ref. started in 1857 | 25 |
| Source with 600,000 words | 25 |
| Ref. works for wordsmiths | 25 |
| Big ref. works, for short | 25 |
| L'organe de la vision | 25 |
| Grape grower's prefix | 25 |
| 'Neath's opposite | 25 |
| Apostrophized preposition | 25 |
| Throughout time, in prose | 25 |
| Over to Francis Scott Key | 25 |
| ___ hill 'n' dale | 25 |
| West, to Ponce de León | 25 |
| Works of art collectively | 25 |
| Artist's body of work | 25 |
| Bodies of collected works | 25 |
| 'Birth -- Nation' | 25 |
| Worst or best conclusion? | 25 |
| Words after most or least | 25 |
| Best ___ (most excellent) | 25 |
| "__ the nerve!" | 25 |
| Works ___ (museum pieces) | 25 |
| Word with stage or screen | 25 |
| Word with spring or color | 25 |
| Some scrapple ingredients | 25 |
| When teams don't play | 25 |
| Times to grin and bear it | 25 |
| What heavy metal might do | 25 |
| Negotiator's proposal | 25 |
| Job applicant's quest | 25 |
| Angel without Web access? | 25 |
| When many trades are made | 25 |
| No longer under suspicion | 25 |
| "The Wizard __" | 25 |
| "Snap out ---!" | 25 |