| ___ Picchu (Inca site) | 22 |
| Big truck maker | 15 |
| Baseball's Connie | 21 |
| '-- the Knife' | 22 |
| Vehicle brand with a bulldog in its logo | 40 |
| Truck name | 10 |
| Brand of big rig | 16 |
| "___ the Knife" | 25 |
| ''___ the Knife'' | 33 |
| Womanizer, in hip-hop slang | 27 |
| Winningest baseball manager | 27 |
| Volvo purchase of 2000 | 22 |
| Turtle besides Yertle | 21 |
| Truck with a bulldog logo | 25 |
| Truck with a bulldog hood ornament | 34 |
| Truck maker with a bulldog logo | 31 |
| Ted with TV's old "Original Amateur Hour" | 55 |
| Keystone Cops creator Sennett | 29 |
| Hollywood mogul Sennett | 23 |
| Hit (on) | 8 |
| Hall of Fame manager | 20 |
| Hall of Fame baseball manager Connie | 36 |
| Former emcee Ted | 16 |
| Connie ___, Philadelphia Athletics manager for 50 years | 55 |
| Big truck name | 14 |
| Big name in big trucks | 22 |
| "___ the Knife" (Bobby Darin hit) | 43 |
| ''__ the Knife'' | 32 |
| Holy fish? | 10 |
| Yellowfish, for one | 19 |
| Salt-cured sushi | 16 |
| Fish, often holy | 16 |
| Catch of the day | 16 |
| ___ sky (altocumulus expanse) | 29 |
| Cloud group resembling fish scales | 34 |
| Bobby Darin classic | 19 |
| Weill-Blitzstein song | 21 |
| Bobby Darin tune | 16 |
| 1959 #1 song | 12 |
| Spy novelist Alistair | 21 |
| Author Alistair | 15 |
| Alistair who wrote "Ice Station Zebra" | 48 |
| "Ice Station Zebra" author Alistair | 45 |
| Orange entree, informally | 25 |
| Kraft Dinner contents, familiarly | 33 |
| City of Georgia | 15 |
| Peach State city | 16 |
| City in Ga. | 11 |
| Town in Georgia or France | 25 |
| Georgia city or county | 22 |
| City on the Ocmulgee | 20 |
| City nicknamed "The Heart of Georgia" | 47 |
| City in Georgia or France | 25 |
| Where the kazoo was invented | 28 |
| The Heart of Georgia | 20 |
| Georgia city where Little Richard was born | 42 |
| City southeast of Atlanta | 25 |
| City south of Atlanta | 21 |
| City of central Georgia | 23 |
| City nicknamed "Heart of Georgia" | 43 |
| "The Heart of Georgia" | 32 |
| Speaker of the House: 1801–07 | 36 |
| Site of a Mercer University campus | 34 |
| Seat of Georgia's Bibb County | 33 |
| Peach Tree State city | 21 |
| Melvin Douglas' birthplace | 30 |
| Little Richard's hometown | 29 |
| Little Richard's Georgia hometown | 37 |
| Little Richard's Georgia birthplace | 39 |
| Home of the Georgia State Fair | 30 |
| Home of the Confederacy's central armory | 44 |
| Georgia's __-Bibb County | 28 |
| Georgia State Fair site | 23 |
| Georgia State Fair city | 23 |
| Georgia Music Hall of Fame city | 31 |
| Georgia home of the Allman Brothers | 35 |
| Georgia city, home of Mercer University | 39 |
| Georgia city on the Ocmulgee | 28 |
| Georgia city not in its namesake county | 39 |
| Georgia birthplace of Little Richard | 36 |
| City that hosts Georgia's state fair | 40 |
| City SE of Atlanta | 18 |
| City on the Ocmulgee River | 26 |
| City NNW of Robins Air Force Base | 33 |
| City near which Pouilly-Fuissé is made | 41 |
| City in France or Georgia | 25 |
| City close to the center of Georgia | 35 |
| Burgundy wine | 13 |
| A dry Burgundy | 14 |
| A Burgundy wine | 15 |
| "Heart of Georgia" city | 33 |
| "Heart of Georgia" | 28 |
| ''The Heart of Georgia'' | 40 |
| Large: Prefix | 13 |
| Large: Comb. form | 17 |
| Long: Prefix | 12 |
| Large: Pref. | 12 |
| Knotty craft | 12 |
| Decorative craft | 16 |
| Knotwork | 8 |