| "See if I care" | 25 |
| "Well, sor-RY!" | 25 |
| One dominated by spirits? | 25 |
| One in need of drying out | 25 |
| Sighter of pink elephants | 25 |
| One who may not be served | 25 |
| One seeing pink elephants | 25 |
| One living the high life? | 25 |
| "___ is Paris!" | 25 |
| Pepys's closing words | 25 |
| They fail to pass the bar | 25 |
| They're often blitzed | 25 |
| They seem to live in bars | 25 |
| ___ voce (in a low voice) | 25 |
| Five-centime piece of old | 25 |
| Canadian penny, in Quebec | 25 |
| Without a ___ (penniless) | 25 |
| Bronze coin of old France | 25 |
| 1/20 of a franc, formerly | 25 |
| ___'wester (rain hat) | 25 |
| Word with food or brother | 25 |
| Thing often sold to Satan | 25 |
| Genre for Aretha Franklin | 25 |
| Brevity's role in wit | 25 |
| Island-mainland separator | 25 |
| Dive suddenly, as a whale | 25 |
| 'The -- of Music' | 25 |
| Television-friendly quote | 25 |
| Classic Cicely Tyson film | 25 |
| Cicely Tyson film of 1972 | 25 |
| Foley artist's output | 25 |
| "It could work" | 25 |
| Makes tentative inquiries | 25 |
| Beginning course, perhaps | 25 |
| Vegetable or tomato, e.g. | 25 |
| Place for a fly, in jokes | 25 |
| Gazpacho or cock-a-leekie | 25 |
| Course taken with a spoon | 25 |
| Tomato and chicken noodle | 25 |
| Gazpacho and madrilène | 25 |
| Lunchtime call, sometimes | 25 |
| Assessment of a comedian? | 25 |
| Booze for comedian Sales? | 25 |
| Word with grapes or cream | 25 |
| Word with dough or grapes | 25 |
| Word with cream or grapes | 25 |
| Like the fox's grapes | 25 |
| Lip-puckering jawbreakers | 25 |
| A journalist may cite one | 25 |
| Reporters' informants | 25 |
| Reporter's informants | 25 |
| Identifying the origin of | 25 |
| Klondike Gold Rush figure | 25 |
| Became disillusioned with | 25 |
| Sore loser's attitude | 25 |
| Whiskey distillery supply | 25 |
| Become disillusioned with | 25 |
| Cousin of a custard apple | 25 |
| The March King and family | 25 |
| Far from a casual drinker | 25 |
| They take too many drinks | 25 |
| _____ Brook, Newfoundland | 25 |
| Two for karaoke in Miami? | 25 |
| Arizona, New Mexico, etc. | 25 |
| Quebec license plate word | 25 |
| Russian city on the Neman | 25 |
| Emulates Johnny Appleseed | 25 |
| Red and White of baseball | 25 |
| Beantown or Chi-Town team | 25 |
| Bobby-___ ('40s teen) | 25 |
| Bobby-__ ('40s teens) | 25 |
| Word before milk or flour | 25 |
| Worcestershire ingredient | 25 |
| Ingredient in some lattes | 25 |
| Common Japanese flavoring | 25 |
| Briny sauce for chow mein | 25 |
| Seed of an Asiatic legume | 25 |
| Veggie burger bean (Var.) | 25 |
| Bean used in Asian sauces | 25 |
| A source of oil and flour | 25 |
| Multipurpose beans (var.) | 25 |
| Source of chop-suey sauce | 25 |
| Tamari sauce and the like | 25 |
| New England soda fountain | 25 |
| Bachelorette party locale | 25 |
| Place with thermal waters | 25 |
| Its jets cause turbulence | 25 |
| Where you may get steamed | 25 |
| Where robes might be worn | 25 |
| Where a spring gives zing | 25 |
| Watering place in Belgium | 25 |
| Resurfacing peel location | 25 |
| Reflexologist's place | 25 |
| Place to receive a facial | 25 |
| Place to get rid of knots | 25 |
| Location for rejuvenation | 25 |
| Hot spot for jet setters? | 25 |
| Facial treatment facility | 25 |
| Acupuncturist's arena | 25 |
| Where the Voyager voyaged | 25 |