| Gardner's attorney | 22 |
| Gardner lawyer | 14 |
| Gardner created him | 19 |
| Foundation layer | 16 |
| Fictional Perry | 15 |
| ESG's Perry | 15 |
| Dixon's partner in line | 27 |
| Dixon's line-drawing partner | 32 |
| Dixon's geography partner | 29 |
| Dixon's friend | 18 |
| Dixon's colleague | 21 |
| Comic who had the one-man show "The World According to Me" | 68 |
| Comedian Jackie ___ | 19 |
| Certain jar type | 16 |
| Burr portrayal | 14 |
| Burger's court opponent, in legal fiction | 45 |
| Building subcontractor | 22 |
| Building craftsman | 18 |
| Building contractor | 19 |
| Attorney played by Raymond Burr | 31 |
| Artisan of a sort | 17 |
| Actor in "Odd Man Out" | 32 |
| Actor Burr's role | 21 |
| "Lolita" co-star, 1962 | 32 |
| "Feelin' Alright?" writer Dave | 44 |
| "Classical Gas" composer Williams | 43 |
| ''The Goodbye Girl'' girl | 41 |
| -- -Dixon line | 14 |
| Moonshine container, perhaps | 28 |
| Successor of the wax sealer | 27 |
| Preserves container, maybe | 26 |
| Moonshine mug | 13 |
| Invention patented in 1858 | 26 |
| Homemade preserves preserver | 28 |
| Home canner's need | 22 |
| Home canner's implement | 27 |
| Container with a screw-top | 26 |
| Canning container | 17 |
| Bricklayers | 11 |
| Construction workers | 20 |
| Wall makers | 11 |
| Stonewallers? | 13 |
| Stonecutters | 12 |
| Members of a secret order | 25 |
| Bricks-and-mortar workers | 25 |
| "National Treasure" group | 35 |
| Whom Brits call "brickies" | 36 |
| Wall workers | 12 |
| Wall builders | 13 |
| Trowel wielders | 15 |
| They put up walls | 17 |
| Stoneworkers | 12 |
| Stoners? | 8 |
| Solitary bees | 13 |
| Secretive fraternal group | 25 |
| Secret society members | 22 |
| Secret fraternity | 17 |
| Perry and James | 15 |
| Mortarboard users | 17 |
| Members of Grand Lodges | 23 |
| Layers around new houses? | 25 |
| Hod workers | 11 |
| Group with a square and compass on its logo | 43 |
| Free people? | 12 |
| "Free" people | 23 |
| Where Romeo met Juliet | 22 |
| Bal ___ | 7 |
| ''The ___ of the Red Death'' (Poe) | 50 |
| Poe’s “___ of the Red Death” | 40 |
| Poe's "The ___ of the Red Death" | 46 |
| Old English entertainment | 25 |
| Costume ball | 12 |
| Certain ball | 12 |
| 16th- and 17th-century entertainment in England | 47 |
| It's a ball | 15 |
| Where Romeo and Juliet meet | 27 |
| Mystery meet? | 13 |
| Halloween bash with costumes | 28 |
| Event in which midnight plays an important role | 47 |
| Event common around Halloween | 29 |
| Church service | 14 |
| Religious ceremony | 18 |
| Physics amount | 14 |
| Kind of media | 13 |
| Type of production | 18 |
| The "m" in E = mc² | 31 |
| Church offering | 15 |
| What a priest says | 18 |
| Father's concern? | 21 |
| Word with media or hysteria | 27 |
| Word in Einstein's equation | 31 |
| Wholesale | 9 |
| Type of transit | 15 |
| Sunday celebration | 18 |
| Kind of market or media | 23 |
| Gravity target | 14 |
| Father's ritual? | 20 |
| Catholic service | 16 |
| Catholic ritual | 15 |
| ___ meeting | 11 |