Fred's "I Love Lucy" wife | 39 |
"I Got Rhythm" singer Merman | 38 |
''I Love Lucy'' neighbor | 40 |
Star of "Run Silent, Run Deep"? | 41 |
Oscar nominee for "Pinky," 1949 | 41 |
"Cabin in the Sky" star | 33 |
World's most produced organic compound | 42 |
Product resulting from cracking petroleum | 41 |
It's derived from natural gas | 33 |
Aristotle's "fifth element" | 41 |
Upper regions of space, poetically | 34 |
Upper regions of space, figuratively | 36 |
There was a time it could knock you out | 39 |
Part of the gasoline additive M.T.B.E. | 38 |
Number that's no longer used | 32 |
Discovery of a Spanish chemist in 1275 | 38 |
Dimethyl ___ (aerosol propellant) | 33 |
Composition of outer space, in old belief | 41 |
Aromatic liquid formerly used as an anesthetic | 46 |
Air beyond the clouds, poetically | 33 |
Delicate, like the fluttering wings of a fairy | 46 |
Organic compounds used as solvents | 34 |
Work ___ (code of the dedicated) | 32 |
Felix Adler's ___ Culture movement | 38 |
Subject of a Congressional committee | 36 |
  Congressional committee subject | 41 |
Word with "food" or "group" | 47 |
Italian-American, Mexican-American, etc. | 40 |
Prefix meaning "culture" | 34 |
Prefix with linguistics or pharmacology | 39 |
Word form for ''culture'' | 41 |
Prefix with "musicology" | 34 |
Prefix meaning "people" | 33 |
Prefix meaning ''people'' | 41 |
Fundamental values of a community | 33 |
Fundamental character of a culture | 34 |
Distinctive character of a people | 33 |
Society's collective attitude | 33 |
Greek equivalent of "mores" | 37 |
Dominant assumptions of a people | 32 |
Controversial Starbucks water brand | 35 |
Printout taken to the airport, maybe | 36 |
Evidence of an on-line flight reservation | 41 |
Europe's highest active volcano | 35 |
Volcano seen by Sicilian sailors | 32 |
Site of the fabled forges of the Cyclopes | 41 |
Where Enceladus is buried, in myth | 34 |
Volcano that blew its stack in 2002 | 35 |
Largest active volcano in Europe | 32 |
Europe's tallest active volcano | 35 |
"Vulcan's chimney" | 32 |
Sight from the Sicilian village of Taormina | 43 |
Sight a sightseer sees in Sicily | 32 |
It held down the giant Enceladus, in myth | 41 |
Where Hephaestus worked, in myth | 32 |
Volcano that devastated Catania in 1669 | 39 |
Site of the fabled forges of the Cyclops | 40 |
Sicilian place of volcanological interest | 41 |
Sicilian landmark known for blowing its stack | 45 |
Pindar called it a "Pillar of Heaven" | 47 |
Nearly 11,000-foot mount in Europe | 34 |
It's known locally as Mongibello | 36 |
Europe's largest active volcano | 35 |
Eruptive anagram for "ante" | 37 |
Enceladus' burial place, in myth | 36 |
Big part of the Sicilian scenery | 32 |
Vulcan's forging place, in myth | 35 |
Vulcan's "chimney" | 32 |
Volcano whose eruption was described by Virgil | 46 |
Volcano that once devastated Catania | 36 |
Volcano known to locals as Mongibello | 37 |
Volcano described in "The Aeneid" | 43 |
Volcano called Mongibello in its native land | 44 |
Vesuvius's Sicilian counterpart | 35 |
Typhon was trapped under it, in Greek myth | 42 |
Tallest active volcano of Europe | 32 |
Source of many Sicilian explosions | 34 |
Smoker in the "Aeneid"? | 33 |
Site seen from the Ferrovia Circumetnea railway | 47 |
Site of the Cyclopes' smithy | 32 |
Site of Hephaestus's workshop | 33 |
Site of an occasional outbreak in Sicily | 40 |
Sicilian peak popular in crosswords | 35 |
Rock jazz group FLEA's other name | 37 |
Pittsburgh suburb with an Old World name | 40 |
Mountain whose Italian name is Mongibello | 41 |
Mountain that houses Vulcan's forge, in myth | 48 |
Mountain that housed Hephaestus's workshop | 46 |
Mountain known locally as Mongibello | 36 |
Mountain an insurance company named itself after | 48 |
Mount whose name means "I burn" | 41 |
Mount St. Helen's foreign relative | 38 |
Mount known locally as Mongibello | 33 |
Locale of the Bocca Nuova crater | 32 |
Locale of many Italian vineyards | 32 |
Italian cousin of Mount St. Helens | 34 |
It's Italian and can blow its top | 37 |
It's about 2 1/2 times as high as Vesuvius | 46 |
It was above the Greek underworld | 33 |
It causes Sicilians to pray to St. Agatha | 41 |