| Gila monster's home | 23 |
| Topographical adjective | 23 |
| Rub' al Khali, for one | 26 |
| Valentino's milieu | 22 |
| The Road Runner's home | 26 |
| Rub' al Khali, e.g. | 23 |
| Prickly pear's place | 24 |
| Leave one's company? | 24 |
| Gila monster's habitat | 26 |
| Death Valley, for example | 25 |
| Common chuckwalla habitat | 25 |
| Become a permanent AWOL | 23 |
| Arizona's is painted | 24 |
| Ariz.'s Painted ___ | 23 |
| Like Wall St. on a Sunday | 25 |
| Like Goldsmith's village | 28 |
| Operation in 1998 news | 22 |
| WWII soldier in Africa | 22 |
| Prospector in Southwest | 23 |
| Runs away from military duty | 28 |
| Rainforests' opposites | 26 |
| Get one's just ___ | 22 |
| "Just" punishment | 27 |
| "I Love Lucy" name | 28 |
| First name in 50's TV | 25 |
| First name in '50s TV | 25 |
| Half of a classic TV duo | 24 |
| Half a classic sitcom couple | 28 |
| Lucy : Lucille :: Ricky : ___ | 29 |
| Half a '50s comedy duo | 26 |
| Half a '50s comedy couple | 29 |
| First name in TV comedy | 23 |
| First name in sitcom lore | 25 |
| First name in '50s comedy | 29 |
| Ricky player in '50s TV | 27 |
| Portrayer of TV's Ricky | 27 |
| One half of an old comedy duo | 29 |
| Lucy's onetime co-star | 26 |
| Lucy's one-time spouse | 26 |
| Lucy's Latin lover | 22 |
| Lucy's husband or son | 25 |
| Lucy's hubby/co-star | 24 |
| Lucille's ex-husband | 24 |
| Lucille's better half | 25 |
| Lucie's younger brother | 27 |
| Legendary name in sitcoms | 25 |
| Half a 50's sitcom couple | 29 |
| Fred's buddy, off-screen | 28 |
| Fred : William :: Ricky : __ | 28 |
| First name in 1950s comedy | 26 |
| Big name in 50's TV | 23 |
| Arnaz who played Ricky | 22 |
| Arnaz of 1950's TV | 22 |
| 1950's sitcom name | 22 |
| 1950 studio co-founder | 22 |
| Architect's offering | 24 |
| Architect's concern | 23 |
| Decorator's expertise | 25 |
| One who fashions fashions | 25 |
| Klein or Claiborne, e.g. | 24 |
| Architects' output | 22 |
| Architect's portfolio | 25 |
| Stars and stripes, and others | 29 |
| "Star Trek" studio | 28 |
| "I Spy" TV studio | 27 |
| Former Hollywood studio | 23 |
| Ball's production company | 29 |
| Arnaz and Ball's studio | 27 |
| 1950s-'60s TV studio | 24 |
| 'I Love Lucy' studio | 28 |
| It's sometimes burning | 26 |
| Williams's streetcar | 24 |
| It's often burning | 22 |
| Set one's heart on | 22 |
| Retired New Orleans trolley | 27 |
| O'Neill title starter | 25 |
| Getting a raise, maybe | 22 |
| "Streetcar" sign | 26 |
| Like items on Christmas lists | 29 |
| Had on one's wish list | 26 |
| U2 song and Bob Dylan album? | 28 |
| Dilbert's workplace | 23 |
| You may work hard at this | 25 |
| Pigeonhole's place | 22 |
| What some students write on | 27 |
| Place of business, for many | 27 |
| Place for a pigeonhole | 22 |
| News anchor's locale | 24 |
| Dilbert's furniture | 23 |
| City or copy at a newspaper | 27 |
| Certain sergeant's post | 27 |
| Word with city or kidney | 24 |
| Word after foreign or city | 26 |
| What a cubicle surrounds | 24 |
| Place for a laptop, often | 25 |
| Piece of classroom furniture | 28 |
| Pencil pusher's place | 25 |
| Office holder, of sorts | 23 |
| Newspaper's city ___ | 24 |
| Kind of police sergeant | 23 |