| Slogan or favorite saying | 25 |
| "Doh!" for one | 24 |
| Oscar winner Blanchett | 22 |
| Two-time player of Elizabeth | 28 |
| Oscar winner as Katharine | 25 |
| Oscar winner as Elizabeth I | 27 |
| Oscar nominee Blanchett | 23 |
| Oscar actress Blanchett | 23 |
| Elizabeth player, 1998 | 22 |
| Supply food and service | 23 |
| Provide food and drink | 22 |
| Prepare fare for an affair | 26 |
| Provide food for a fee | 22 |
| Supply the reception, e.g. | 26 |
| Supply food for a party | 23 |
| Provide sustenance for a fee | 28 |
| Provide party platters | 22 |
| Indulge, with "to" | 28 |
| Handle the food for a party | 27 |
| Feed feasters for a fee | 23 |
| Feed at a fete for a fee | 24 |
| Work the party, in a way | 24 |
| Work at a wedding, perhaps | 26 |
| Take care of the spread | 23 |
| Supply food commercially | 24 |
| Supply drinks and dinner | 24 |
| Start of corner or pillar | 25 |
| Serve up on a platter, say | 26 |
| Provide what is needed | 22 |
| Provide party provisions | 24 |
| Provide for, as a party | 23 |
| Provide food, service, etc. | 27 |
| Provide food, as for a party | 28 |
| Provide food for a wedding | 26 |
| Provide food for a party | 24 |
| Provide food for a feast | 24 |
| Provide food as for a party | 28 |
| Provide a party service | 23 |
| Prepare fare for affairs | 24 |
| Pander, but not in a bad way | 28 |
| Make a party contribution? | 26 |
| Humor, with "to" | 26 |
| Furnish food for a party | 24 |
| Feed the masses, possibly | 25 |
| Supplied party food for | 23 |
| Provided a banquet for a fee | 28 |
| Like most wedding receptions | 28 |
| Works a wedding, perhaps | 24 |
| Works a wedding, maybe | 22 |
| Supplies, as food for a party | 29 |
| Provides the provisions | 23 |
| Provides party provisions | 25 |
| Provides party platters | 23 |
| Provides food for a reception | 29 |
| Provides food for a fee | 23 |
| Prepares food for an affair | 27 |
| Prepares fare for an affair | 27 |
| Prepares fare for affairs | 25 |
| Pleases, with "to" | 28 |
| Pampers, with "to" | 28 |
| Humors, with "to" | 27 |
| Handles receptions, say | 23 |
| Feeds feasters for a fee | 24 |
| Waits on hand and foot | 22 |
| Film director Gilbert ___ | 25 |
| "Gremlins" actress | 28 |
| Ingredient in some gumbos | 25 |
| Bottom feeders with barbels | 27 |
| Baseball's ___ Hunter | 25 |
| Violin string material, once | 28 |
| Violin string material | 22 |
| Tennis racket strings, once | 27 |
| String once used for cellos | 27 |
| It can help make a racket | 25 |
| Notre Dame is one: Abbr. | 24 |
| Non-Protestant (abbr.) | 22 |
| Literary name for China | 23 |
| China, in Polo's time | 25 |
| What Polo called China | 22 |
| Old Silk Road destination | 25 |
| Marco Polo's China | 22 |
| The sixth of Henry VIII | 23 |
| Mrs. Charlie Farquharson? | 25 |
| Italian saint of Siena | 22 |
| Henry VIII's first queen | 28 |
| Lineup of battery terminals? | 28 |
| Many churchgoers: Abbr. | 23 |
| Pope's subjects: Abbr. | 26 |
| Followers of the Pope: Abbr. | 28 |
| Noseless comics character | 25 |
| Linton Heathcliff's wife | 28 |
| Heathcliff's lost love | 26 |
| 34-year-long comic strip | 24 |
| Midafternoon refresher | 22 |
| Toy mouse stuffing, perhaps | 27 |
| Tabby's intoxicant | 22 |
| Peril for a veterinarian? | 25 |
| Old-fashioned colic remedy | 26 |
| Mint favored by felines | 23 |
| It makes Frisky frisky | 22 |