| Halloween disguises | 19 |
| Some Halloween sales | 20 |
| Operating room covers | 21 |
| Halloween stock | 15 |
| Halloween purchases | 19 |
| Halloween items | 15 |
| Halloween garb | 14 |
| Dominoes | 8 |
| Trick-or-treaters' costume items | 36 |
| Some Mardi Gras wear | 20 |
| Snorkeling gear | 15 |
| Snorkelers' wear | 20 |
| Slipknot wears them | 19 |
| October purchases | 17 |
| Mardi Gras 'faces' | 26 |
| Items worn by some professional wrestlers | 41 |
| Goalies' protections | 24 |
| Falsefaces | 10 |
| False faces | 11 |
| Face concealers | 15 |
| Dominos | 7 |
| Dentists' protection | 24 |
| Costume-ball coverings | 22 |
| Costume party items | 19 |
| Costume ball concealers | 23 |
| New York Times critic Janet | 27 |
| Type of British bread | 21 |
| Critic Janet | 12 |
| Bricklayer | 10 |
| Kind of jar | 11 |
| Brick worker | 12 |
| Wall worker | 11 |
| Trowel wielder | 14 |
| ___-Dixon line | 14 |
| Stoneworker | 11 |
| George Washington, for one | 26 |
| Gardner hero | 12 |
| Wall builder | 12 |
| The man with the hod | 20 |
| Street's boss | 17 |
| Street boss | 11 |
| Stonecutter | 11 |
| Mortarboard user | 16 |
| Line drawer of 1767 | 19 |
| Layer of rock? | 14 |
| Type of jar used in canning | 27 |
| Type of jar | 11 |
| Stonewaller? | 12 |
| One who dresses stone | 21 |
| Mozart, for one | 15 |
| Mozart was one | 14 |
| Layer of rock | 13 |
| James or Perry | 14 |
| James or Jackie | 15 |
| Hod worker? | 11 |
| Gardner's lawyer | 20 |
| Dixon's partner | 19 |
| Cement layer | 12 |
| Canning brand | 13 |
| Brick placer | 12 |
| Worker with a trowel | 20 |
| Virginian statesman George nicknamed "The Father of the Bill of Rights" | 81 |
| Third little pig? | 17 |
| Surveyor Charles | 16 |
| Street director? | 16 |
| Street boss? | 12 |
| Stone worker | 12 |
| Specialist among builders | 25 |
| Setter in stone? | 16 |
| Secret order member | 19 |
| Raymond Burr's early TV role | 32 |
| Person with a mortarboard | 25 |
| Person who dresses stones | 25 |
| Perry with a phenomenal success rate | 36 |
| Perry whose secretary was Della Street | 38 |
| Perry who's on the case | 27 |
| Perry or James | 14 |
| Perry of fiction | 16 |
| Pamela or Perry | 15 |
| One with concrete ideas? | 24 |
| One who may cast the first stone? | 33 |
| Nick of Pink Floyd | 18 |
| New Yorker for whom a jar was named | 35 |
| Never-lose lawyer | 17 |
| Mortar user | 11 |
| Mortar master | 13 |
| Mortar expert | 13 |
| Member of an organization in many conspiracy theories | 53 |
| Marsha or Perry | 15 |
| Man of stone | 12 |
| Layer of cement | 15 |
| James or Marsha | 15 |
| Jackie of jest | 14 |
| It's after James or before jar | 34 |
| Hod carrier | 11 |
| Half a U.S. line | 16 |
| Grate builder | 13 |
| Grand Lodge member | 18 |
| Garland's "A Star Is Born" costar | 47 |
| Gardner's fictional attorney | 32 |