| Pet for Queen Elizabeth II | 26 |
| One of the Queen's pets | 27 |
| Favourite of Elizabeth II | 25 |
| Dog with a foxlike head | 23 |
| Dog favoured by Elizabeth II | 28 |
| Cardigan or Pembroke of Wales | 29 |
| Breed for Queen Elizabeth II | 28 |
| Pembroke or Cardigan dogs | 25 |
| Rival of ancient Athens | 23 |
| Great city of old Greece | 24 |
| Bulletin board material | 23 |
| Limerick's neighbor | 23 |
| New Year's Eve popper | 25 |
| Largest county in Ireland | 25 |
| Home of the Blarney stone | 25 |
| Topper that's a stopper | 27 |
| Product from Quercus suber | 26 |
| It stops in the cellar | 22 |
| Irish seaport or its county | 27 |
| Feature of most wine bottles | 28 |
| Eire's largest city | 23 |
| Eco-friendly tile material | 26 |
| County of the Blarney Stone | 27 |
| City, county or stopper | 23 |
| Champagne server's popper | 29 |
| Bulletin-board material | 23 |
| Blarney Castle's county | 27 |
| Irish course of study? | 22 |
| Vintner's purchase | 22 |
| Red and white stoppers? | 23 |
| Champagne-bottle seals | 22 |
| Three-time role for Pacino | 26 |
| Surname for Vito and Fredo | 26 |
| Fictional crime family name | 27 |
| "Godfather" surname | 29 |
| Podiatrist's concern | 24 |
| It is measured in ears | 22 |
| "Hee Haw" humor | 25 |
| Ears that can't hear | 24 |
| It's hard to walk on | 24 |
| It's grown in ears | 22 |
| An American staple crop | 23 |
| Word with silk or syrup | 23 |
| White-lightning ingredient | 26 |
| Shipment from Des Moines | 24 |
| Mustard-colored kernels | 23 |
| Moonshiner's sackful | 24 |
| Kind of flakes or snow | 22 |
| Kind of bread or flakes | 23 |
| Joe Miller stock-in-trade | 25 |
| It's covered in silk | 24 |
| Hammy comic's output | 24 |
| Ham's trite offering | 24 |
| Ears at the vegetable stand | 27 |
| 'Hee Haw' humor | 23 |
| Frosty's pipe type | 22 |
| Frosty's pipe material | 26 |
| Optometrist's concern | 25 |
| Ophthalmologist's study | 27 |
| Pupil's protection | 22 |
| Some transplanted parts | 23 |
| Transparent eye coverings | 25 |
| Youngest Ivy League school | 26 |
| Soundgarden/Audioslave Chris | 28 |
| Institution in Ithaca, N.Y. | 27 |
| Where Hollywood meets Vine | 26 |
| Take over, as the market | 24 |
| Where Hollywood meets Vine? | 27 |
| Time-out spot, usually | 22 |
| Safe place in the ring | 22 |
| Rook's starting place | 25 |
| Put in an awkward spot | 22 |
| Place for a naughty pupil | 25 |
| Naughty pupil's place | 25 |
| Jack Horner's place | 23 |
| Grain trader's coup | 23 |
| Convenience outlet, often | 25 |
| Castle's place, initially | 29 |
| Take control on Wall Street | 27 |
| Obtain exclusive control | 24 |
| Gain control of a commodity | 27 |
| Fully control a commodity | 25 |
| Trumpet family instrument | 25 |
| Trumpet's relative | 22 |
| Louis Armstrong played one | 26 |
| Louis Armstrong instrument | 26 |
| Flugelhorn's cousin | 23 |
| Basic breakfast cereal | 22 |
| Common composite bloom | 22 |
| Prepares beef, perhaps | 22 |
| What tight shoes cause | 22 |
| Tight shoe wearer's woe | 27 |
| Prepares beef, in a way | 23 |
| Byproducts of tight shoes | 25 |
| Object shaped like a horn | 25 |
| Like Kansas in August? | 22 |
| Vaudevillian, in a way | 22 |
| Unsophisticated, as humor | 25 |
| Old-fashioned informally | 25 |
| Like grandpa's jokes | 24 |