| Yucatec speaker | 15 |
| Yucatán inhabitant, once | 27 |
| Yucatán indigene | 19 |
| Yucatan denizen | 15 |
| Virginia's "Sideways" role | 40 |
| Virginia Madsen's role in "Sideways" | 50 |
| Vietnam Veterans Memorial architect Lin | 39 |
| Vietnam Memorial designer Lin | 29 |
| Uxmal's builders | 20 |
| Uxmal inhabitant | 16 |
| Uxmal aborigine | 15 |
| TV bee | 6 |
| Tikal founders | 14 |
| She read at Bill's inaugural | 32 |
| Russian ballerina Plisetskaya | 29 |
| Rudolph or Angelou | 18 |
| Rudolph of "Saturday Night Live" | 42 |
| Rudolph of "S.N.L." | 29 |
| Pyramid-building civilization | 29 |
| Pre-Columbian civilization | 26 |
| Pre-Columbian Amerind | 21 |
| Poetic Angelou | 14 |
| People with a widely-misinterpreted calendar | 44 |
| Palenque native | 15 |
| Name in Oprah's circle | 26 |
| Mother of the Buddha | 20 |
| Miguel's twin sister on a PBS cartoon | 41 |
| M.I.A., neé ___ Arulpragasam | 31 |
| Laura's "Just Shoot Me" role | 42 |
| Late bard Angelou | 17 |
| Language of Mexico | 18 |
| Kristen's "Bridesmaids" co-star [SEE NOTE ABOVE] | 62 |
| Guatemalan | 10 |
| Early Yucatecan | 15 |
| Early Yucatec | 13 |
| Early Yucatanian | 16 |
| Early Yucatan settlers | 22 |
| Early Yucatán people | 23 |
| Chichen Itza residents | 22 |
| Chichén Itzá constructor | 30 |
| Chichén Itzá resident | 35 |
| Chiapas people | 14 |
| Certain pyramid builders | 24 |
| Certain pyramid builder | 23 |
| Builders of the Tikal temples | 29 |
| Builders at Uxmal | 17 |
| Builder of Chichén Itzá | 29 |
| Author Pines | 12 |
| Angelou or Plisetskaya | 22 |
| Angelou of poetry | 17 |
| Ancient Yucatan dweller | 23 |
| Ancient pyramid builder | 23 |
| Ancient occupants of Belize | 27 |
| Ancient Mesoamerican people | 27 |
| "Still I Rise" poet Angelou | 37 |
| "SNL" alumna Rudolph | 30 |
| 'Still I Rise' poet Angelou | 35 |
| ''I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings'' author Angelou | 66 |
| M.A. in Literature? | 19 |
| Author of seven autobiographies | 31 |
| "All God's Children Need Traveling Shoes" author | 62 |
| '93 inauguration speaker | 28 |
| Jargon of ancient Yucatán? | 29 |
| Yucatán natives | 18 |
| Yucatan Indians | 15 |
| Yucatec speakers | 16 |
| Pyramid builders | 16 |
| Yucatan people | 14 |
| Yucatan civilization members | 28 |
| Yucatán peoples | 22 |
| Uxmal residents | 15 |
| Noted pyramid builders | 22 |
| Mexican people | 14 |
| Central American Indians | 24 |
| Ancient writers of hieroglyphics | 32 |
| Yucatán group | 16 |
| Tikal residents | 15 |
| Tikal dwellers | 14 |
| They lived in Chichén Itzá | 32 |
| Some Mexicans | 13 |
| Some Central Americans | 22 |
| Pioneers of a 365-day calendar | 30 |
| Many Mesoamericans | 18 |
| Jaguar-revering group | 21 |
| Indians of Mexico | 17 |
| Early calendar developers | 25 |
| Builders of stepped pyramids | 28 |
| Angelou and an indigenous Mexican? | 34 |
| Ancient astronomers | 19 |
| "You ___ well" ("No reason not to") | 55 |
| Perhaps | 7 |
| Noncommittal answer | 19 |
| Perchance | 9 |
| "Dunno yet" | 21 |
| Weasel word? | 12 |
| "We'll see" | 25 |
| Gershwin song: 1926 | 19 |
| Alternative to yes or no | 24 |
| "There's a chance" | 32 |
| "It could happen" | 27 |