| Most ancient of Greek gods | 26 |
| Kindergarten condition, often | 29 |
| It has fractal underpinnings | 28 |
| Dark abyss of Greek myth | 24 |
| Complete lack of order | 22 |
| "Old" British buddy | 29 |
| React to exposure, maybe | 24 |
| Fellow across the pond | 22 |
| Crack and redden in the cold | 28 |
| Become overly dry, as lips | 26 |
| Split in the cold, perhaps | 26 |
| Roughen, as skin, from cold | 27 |
| Roughen in cold weather | 23 |
| React to exposure, perhaps | 26 |
| Guy, in Gloucestershire | 23 |
| Crack in the cold, maybe | 24 |
| Crack in the cold wind | 22 |
| Crack from cold weather | 23 |
| Crack due to dehydration | 24 |
| Become dry and cracked | 22 |
| "Jolly old" fellow | 28 |
| "Cheerio" sayer | 25 |
| It may be over your head | 24 |
| Mademoiselle's hat | 22 |
| One of many in Las Vegas | 24 |
| Private place of worship | 24 |
| Las Vegas drive-through | 23 |
| Comedian with a bowler hat | 26 |
| King of the two-reelers | 23 |
| Dictator player of 1940 | 23 |
| "Modern Times" star | 29 |
| Ranchers' leggings | 22 |
| Rancher's leggings | 22 |
| Part of a cowboy outfit | 23 |
| Cowhands' accessories | 25 |
| Cowboy's protective gear | 28 |
| Cowboy's may wear them | 26 |
| Casual London photo session? | 28 |
| Maker of Flava-Craze lip balm | 29 |
| Blacken on the barbecue | 23 |
| British cleaning woman | 22 |
| Blacken, as barbecue fare | 25 |
| Leave on the grill too long | 27 |
| Blacken on the outside | 22 |
| Word before broil or coal | 25 |
| Result of excessive heat | 24 |
| Put stripes on a striper? | 25 |
| Put on the fire, perhaps | 24 |
| Prepare, as some kebabs | 23 |
| Mayfair hotel employee | 22 |
| Make barbecue briquets | 22 |
| Leave too long on the grill | 27 |
| House cleaner, in England | 25 |
| Cook like a Cajun, at times | 27 |
| Cleaning woman, to a Brit | 25 |
| Burn a lot ... or slightly | 26 |
| Arctic angler's quest | 25 |
| Hepburn-Grant film: 1963 | 24 |
| Going through the motions? | 26 |
| Acting out of a phrase | 22 |
| 1963 Hepburn-Grant film | 23 |
| 1963 Audrey Hepburn thriller | 28 |
| Party picker-upper, maybe | 25 |
| Game with hand signals | 22 |
| Game featuring pantomime | 24 |
| Classic party activity | 22 |
| Certain drawing pencil | 22 |
| Black-and-white medium | 22 |
| Beet with large leaves | 22 |
| Swiss ___ (variety of beet) | 27 |
| Thick-veined vegetable | 22 |
| Beet's close relative | 25 |
| "Swiss" veggie | 24 |
| How you buy tickets nowadays | 28 |
| Emulate the Light Brigade | 25 |
| Assertion of illegality | 23 |
| Alternative to cash or check | 28 |
| ROOM SERVICE ___ TRICK KNEE | 27 |
| What the Light Brigade did | 26 |
| Vehicle in a spiritual | 22 |
| Transportation for Helios | 25 |
| Part of an ancient procession | 29 |
| Certain charming quality | 24 |
| Politician's asset | 22 |
| Pick-up artist's asset | 26 |
| Alluring personal quality | 25 |
| Pride of country music | 22 |
| Steinbeck's poodle | 22 |
| Warner Oland film portrayal | 27 |
| Roland WINTERs film role | 24 |
| Detective with a large family | 29 |
| Largest North Carolina city | 27 |
| Caribbean cruise port of call | 29 |
| Capital of the Virgin Islands | 29 |
| Writer Currer Bell, really | 26 |
| Mrs. Reed's creator | 23 |
| Jane Eyre's creator | 23 |
| Use one's wiles on | 22 |
| Woo the ladies in the crowd | 27 |
| Debs' former reading | 24 |