| Former Finnish currency unit | 28 |
| "Coin-y" card game | 28 |
| Booth Tarkington title tween | 28 |
| Mathematical physicist Roger | 28 |
| Busy place since August 1990 | 28 |
| Ritzy real estate, for short | 28 |
| Angie Dickinson's TV cop | 28 |
| Patty of "Peanuts" | 28 |
| Where pungent rice is grown? | 28 |
| They're given at rallies | 28 |
| Prescription pain medication | 28 |
| Oxycodone-plus-aspirin brand | 28 |
| French father's affairs? | 28 |
| Plant renewing itself yearly | 28 |
| Dotted line, at times: Abbr. | 28 |
| Peter the Great entertainer? | 28 |
| Sings or dances, for example | 28 |
| ''Could be'' | 28 |
| '--, Prince of Tyre' | 28 |
| Colonnade around a courtyard | 28 |
| French sparkling water brand | 28 |
| Gal idolizing actor Matthew? | 28 |
| Water bordering Saudi Arabia | 28 |
| Garrison's words, part 3 | 28 |
| Caseworker's compilation | 28 |
| Samuel D. Riddle's pride | 28 |
| Wig worn in the 18th century | 28 |
| Italina port on the Adriatic | 28 |
| Trattoria's zuppa di ___ | 28 |
| "La ___," by Camus | 28 |
| Making a nuisance of oneself | 28 |
| Ontario Canadian Forces Base | 28 |
| Home of the San Diego Padres | 28 |
| Openings for some companions | 28 |
| Beatles drummer before Ringo | 28 |
| 18th-century Russian emperor | 28 |
| Hitter's soup container? | 28 |
| Ballplayer and famous mother | 28 |
| Ballplayer-entertainer match | 28 |
| "CSI" star William | 28 |
| 1655 conqueror of New Sweden | 28 |
| French monk of First Crusade | 28 |
| Former member of the Weavers | 28 |
| Follower of Falstaff, et al. | 28 |
| Frilly undergarment, briefly | 28 |
| Small-time thief's crime | 28 |
| Small change from big dough? | 28 |
| Flowery proposal in old song | 28 |
| Artisan who works with metal | 28 |
| Cacti used for hallucinogens | 28 |
| Prairie farmer's acronym | 28 |
| S. Snead or G. Sarazan, e.g. | 28 |
| Rating of "Avatar" | 28 |
| PC key near "home" | 28 |
| Star in the Big Dipper: Var. | 28 |
| Didn't start all at once | 28 |
| Literally, lovers of mankind | 28 |
| Fictional American detective | 28 |
| Australia's Port ___ Bay | 28 |
| S. S. Van Dine crime fighter | 28 |
| Spartan extinguishing force? | 28 |
| Food-conducting plant tissue | 28 |
| Multitudes of Jacobs ladders | 28 |
| Delicious Vietnamese bowlful | 28 |
| You may have one for spiders | 28 |
| "Her" star Joaquin | 28 |
| Telemarketing at dinnertime? | 28 |
| Do a job with minimal effort | 28 |
| Singles bar giveaway?: Abbr. | 28 |
| Electromagnetic energy units | 28 |
| Musical work caught on film? | 28 |
| Certain duplicating machines | 28 |
| Consisting of multiple words | 28 |
| Instrument that plays itself | 28 |
| Where to learn key concepts? | 28 |
| They may involve a metronome | 28 |
| Singer Zadora and namesakes | 28 |
| '-- card, any card!' | 28 |
| Find fault with persistently | 28 |
| How a bully's prey feels | 28 |
| ___ joint (place to connect) | 28 |
| Record collector's curio | 28 |
| Dessert not made by priests? | 28 |
| Two-___ (some bathing suits) | 28 |
| " . . . met a ___" | 28 |
| Big wheel #14's vehicle? | 28 |
| Comic character in whiteface | 28 |
| Pastry preserver of the past | 28 |
| San ___, island off Sardinia | 28 |
| "Oink oink" jokes? | 28 |
| Language that Porky studies? | 28 |
| Pippi Longstocking trademark | 28 |
| Machine used in construction | 28 |
| Hard-hitting mystery writer? | 28 |
| Enters as a disorderly group | 28 |
| Bunyan's Christian, e.g. | 28 |
| Isopods known as roly-polies | 28 |
| Oversize-load escort vehicle | 28 |
| German name for a Czech city | 28 |
| Plant of the primrose family | 28 |