| Roy's cowgirl partner | 25 |
| Roy Rogers and ____ Evans | 25 |
| Peak's counterpart | 22 |
| Partner of Roy or Chip | 22 |
| Immortal racer Earnhardt | 24 |
| Flash Gordon's girlfriend | 29 |
| Evans who rode Buttermilk | 25 |
| Evans from Uvalde, Tex. | 23 |
| Ending of many place names | 26 |
| Earnhardt the NASCAR legend | 27 |
| Cowboy Roy's partner | 24 |
| Cowboy Roy's better half | 28 |
| Common town name ending | 23 |
| Colonial governor of Virginia | 29 |
| Chip's playful chum | 23 |
| Chip's chipmunk pal | 23 |
| Chip's cartoon pal | 22 |
| Carnegie, the friend-winner | 27 |
| Carnegie, the educator | 22 |
| Bozzio of Missing Persons | 25 |
| Auto racing great Earnhardt | 27 |
| A portion of land: Brit. | 24 |
| Hills' counterparts | 23 |
| Widespread depressions | 22 |
| Tubes from ships' pumps | 27 |
| Mrs. Roy Rogers et al. | 22 |
| Low areas between hills | 23 |
| Hollows among the hills | 23 |
| Broad lowlands between hills | 28 |
| Breed of English ponies | 23 |
| Big name in Chicago politics | 28 |
| Chicago mayor before Emanuel | 28 |
| Chicago political name | 22 |
| Prominent Chicago politician | 28 |
| Longtime Chicago mayor | 22 |
| Political name in Chicago | 25 |
| Mayor who died in 1976 | 22 |
| Last of the big city bosses | 27 |
| Former boss in Cook Co., Ill. | 29 |
| Either of two Chicago mayors | 28 |
| Painter of limp watches | 23 |
| Mustachioed surrealist | 22 |
| Painter of melting watches | 26 |
| Painter of stunted pines | 24 |
| Painter of melted watches | 25 |
| Painter of dreamscapes | 22 |
| Mustachioed Spanish painter | 27 |
| Flamboyant Spanish surrealist | 29 |
| Spanish painter, born 1904 | 26 |
| Painter of melting clocks | 25 |
| Mustachioed master artist | 25 |
| Honoree of a Madrid square | 26 |
| He painted Helena Rubinstein | 28 |
| Flamboyant Spanish artist | 25 |
| Dreamscape painter Salvador | 27 |
| Author of "Babaoua" | 29 |
| Artist influenced by Freud | 26 |
| "Babaoua" author | 26 |
| Tuna-Fishing painter | 23 |
| Surrealist-painter Salvador | 27 |
| Surrealist born in Catalonia | 28 |
| Spanish surrealist Salvador | 27 |
| Spanish master Salvador | 23 |
| Spanish artist Salvador | 23 |
| Salvador the surrealist | 23 |
| Salvador of surrealism | 22 |
| Salvador from Catalonia | 23 |
| Painter of trippy clocks | 24 |
| Painter of melting telephones | 29 |
| He's found in the Prado | 27 |
| He painted a dream world | 24 |
| Focus of a Catalonia museum | 27 |
| Famed surrealist painter | 24 |
| Eccentric surrealist painter | 28 |
| Drooping-watch painter | 22 |
| Deliberately strange painter | 28 |
| Contemporary of Magritte | 24 |
| Big name in surrealism | 22 |
| Some Surrealist paintings | 25 |
| Some surrealistic paintings | 27 |
| Works of a Spanish Surrealist | 29 |
| Some surreal paintings | 22 |
| Certain Spanish paintings | 25 |
| Works in a Catalonian museum | 28 |
| Some samples of surrealism | 26 |
| Display by a noted Surrealist | 29 |
| Certain display of paintings | 28 |
| City on the Trinity River | 25 |
| Southfork Ranch setting | 23 |
| Southfork Ranch locale | 22 |
| Hit TV show of 1981-82 | 22 |
| City or classic TV show | 23 |
| Texas State Fair locale | 23 |
| Southfork locale on TV | 22 |
| Home of the NFL's Cowboys | 29 |
| City where Meat Loaf was born | 29 |
| City called "Big D" | 29 |
| Poor custodian of time | 22 |
| Dilly-___ (waste time) | 22 |
| Perdita or Pongo of film | 24 |