| Capital founded in 1535 | 23 |
| Big bean | 8 |
| Bean used in succotash | 22 |
| Bean town of Ohio? | 18 |
| Bean or city | 12 |
| Bean or capital | 15 |
| Bean named for a capital | 24 |
| Bean found in the MAIL? | 23 |
| Bean choice | 11 |
| "City of the Kings" | 29 |
| "City of Kings" | 25 |
| What Pizarro called "City of Kings" | 45 |
| Toledo neighbor | 15 |
| This is there, too | 18 |
| Tall-growing bean | 17 |
| Succotash item | 14 |
| St. Rose of ___ | 15 |
| Sprawling capital nicknamed "The Octopus" | 51 |
| South Americar capital | 22 |
| South American capital located in a desert | 42 |
| Soup bean, perhaps | 18 |
| Site of the oldest university in South America | 46 |
| Site of Pizarro's tomb | 26 |
| Sieva bean's relative | 25 |
| Seat of Ohio's Allen County | 31 |
| S. American capital | 19 |
| S. A. metropolis | 16 |
| Pizarro's city | 18 |
| Pizarro's capital | 21 |
| Pizarro's "City of the Kings" | 43 |
| Phyllis Diller's birthplace in Ohio | 39 |
| Phyllis Diller's birthplace | 31 |
| Peruvian or Ohioan city | 23 |
| Peruvian metropolis | 19 |
| Peruvian bean? | 14 |
| Peru's largest city | 23 |
| Ohio city north of Dayton | 25 |
| Lofty SA capital | 16 |
| L for ___ ; or Peruvian city | 28 |
| Kin of a sieva | 14 |
| Kidney's relative | 21 |
| It may be split or smashed | 26 |
| Ingredient in succotash | 23 |
| Home to the New World's oldest university | 45 |
| Home of the oldest university in the continental Americas | 57 |
| Fourth-largest city in the Americas | 35 |
| Fava lookalike | 14 |
| Diller's birthplace | 23 |
| Code word for L | 15 |
| Ciudad de los Reyes | 19 |
| City where TV's "Glee" is set | 43 |
| City or bean | 12 |
| City on the RÃmac River | 26 |
| City on the Rimac | 17 |
| City on the Chillón river | 28 |
| City of the Kings, today | 24 |
| City of the Kings | 17 |
| City north of Dayton | 20 |
| City in Peru or Ohio | 20 |
| City in Ohio or Peru | 20 |
| City east of Callao Bay | 23 |
| Casa de Pizarro setting | 23 |
| Capital on the RÃmac River | 29 |
| Capital on the RÃmac | 23 |
| Capital on the Pacific Ocean | 28 |
| Capital of Spain's New World empire | 39 |
| Capital NNW of Santiago | 23 |
| Capital near the ruins of the ancient city Pachacamac | 53 |
| Capital near the port of Callao | 31 |
| Capital in the Andes | 20 |
| Capital in S. A. | 16 |
| Capital founded as Ciudad de los Reyes | 38 |
| Capital city on the Pacific Ocean | 33 |
| Capital city in South America | 29 |
| Butter bean | 11 |
| Brunswick stew bean | 19 |
| Bit of succotash | 16 |
| Bean in succotash | 17 |
| Baby ___ (tender vegetable) | 27 |
| Andean bean | 11 |
| "L" in radio transmission | 35 |
| "Glee" city | 21 |
| "Ciudad de los Reyes" | 31 |
| Stew morsel | 11 |
| It was domesticated in the Andes about 4,000 years ago | 54 |
| Succotash essential | 19 |
| Legume named after a city in Peru | 33 |
| Food named for a South American capital | 39 |
| Veggies of Andean origin | 24 |
| Vegetable course in a capital meal? | 35 |
| Sievas | 6 |
| Ohio noggins | 12 |
| Peruvian worshiper? | 19 |
| Monkees' bean manifesto? | 28 |
| Birthplace of Phyllis Diller | 28 |
| U.S. city whose name is pronounced differently from its foreign namesake | 72 |
| City 70 miles SSW of Toledo | 27 |
| Succotash beans | 15 |
| Some beans | 10 |
| Green beans | 11 |