| 'Doo' follower | 22 |
| Telegrapher's syllable | 26 |
| Telegraph "T" | 23 |
| Radio operator's dash | 25 |
| Long click, in Morse code | 25 |
| La Dee ____: 1958 song | 25 |
| Dullard's comeback? | 23 |
| "Zip-a-Dee Doo-___" | 29 |
| "Lah-di-__!" | 22 |
| "Doo" follower | 24 |
| 'Well, lah-di- --!' | 27 |
| Willy Wonka creator Roald | 25 |
| Willy Wonka's creator | 25 |
| "Matilda" author | 26 |
| Children's author Roald | 27 |
| Roald who created Willy Wonka | 29 |
| Willie Wonka's creator | 26 |
| He wrote of a giant peach | 25 |
| Wonka's creator Roald __ | 28 |
| Willie Wonka creator Roald | 26 |
| Veruca Salt's creator | 25 |
| Swedish eponymous botanist | 26 |
| Screenwriter/novelist Roald | 27 |
| Oompa-Loompas' creator | 26 |
| He created Willy Wonka | 22 |
| Eponymous botanist Anders | 25 |
| Charlie Bucket's creator | 28 |
| Charlie Bucket creator Roald | 28 |
| Arlene of "Ambush" | 28 |
| "The BFG" writer | 26 |
| "Kiss, Kiss" author | 29 |
| Mexico's national flower | 28 |
| National flower of Mexico | 25 |
| Showy composite flower | 22 |
| Late-blooming perennial | 23 |
| Flower grown by the Aztecs | 26 |
| Long Morse code sounds | 22 |
| T's, in Morse code | 22 |
| Three of these make an O | 24 |
| Morse man's long ones | 25 |
| Dits' counterparts | 22 |
| Seven-times-a-week newspaper | 28 |
| How some medicines are taken | 28 |
| The Post or News, e.g. | 22 |
| Some music listening sessions | 29 |
| Newspaper frequency, usually | 28 |
| Newspaper frequency, often | 26 |
| Kind of newspaper or bread | 26 |
| Issue of most newspapers | 24 |
| In which this puzzle appears | 28 |
| Bettor's ___ double | 23 |
| Rum and lime juice drink | 24 |
| Chinese city near Port Arthur | 29 |
| Many Wisconsin companies | 24 |
| Grocery store suppliers | 23 |
| Cheese-making locations | 23 |
| Butter and cheese sources | 25 |
| Milking machine milieu | 22 |
| Typical Wisconsin farm | 22 |
| Milk and butter purveyor | 24 |
| It's not kosher with meat | 29 |
| Cheese, ice cream, milk, etc. | 29 |
| Category of consumables | 23 |
| Many Wisconsin farmers | 22 |
| Speaker's platform | 22 |
| Guest of honor's place | 26 |
| Lecturer's platform | 23 |
| Valedictorian's platform | 28 |
| Campaigner's stand | 22 |
| You may speak from here | 23 |
| Honored guest's spot | 24 |
| Platform for a lectern | 22 |
| Honored guest's site | 24 |
| Where roasters may sit | 22 |
| Where an honoree may sit | 24 |
| What many audiences face | 24 |
| Toastmaster's place | 23 |
| Stand taken by a debater | 24 |
| Speechifier's spot | 22 |
| Speakers' platform | 22 |
| SpeakerÂ's stand | 24 |
| Speaker's position? | 23 |
| Something on which to speak | 27 |
| Site for a seat of honor | 24 |
| Seat of honor location | 22 |
| Salutatorian's site | 23 |
| Salutatorian's platform | 27 |
| Raised terrace out of doors | 27 |
| Politician's stand? | 23 |
| Platform for a guest of honor | 29 |
| Place to start the roast? | 25 |
| Place for V.I.P.'s | 22 |
| Place for Bryan or Douglas | 26 |
| Place for Billy Graham | 22 |
| Place for a seat of honor | 25 |
| Locale for a seat of honor | 26 |
| Lecturer's location | 23 |
| Honored guests' platform | 28 |
| Honored guests' milieu | 26 |
| Head table's place | 22 |