| The "M" of "MIB" | 36 |
| Sign on the privy door | 22 |
| Sign on some doors | 18 |
| Senate majority? | 16 |
| Pyle's "___ of Iron" | 34 |
| Knights, e.g. | 13 |
| Kasparov's sixteen | 22 |
| Husbands | 8 |
| Fathers and uncles | 18 |
| Father, uncle and son | 21 |
| Comic book mutants | 18 |
| Chess pieces, informally | 24 |
| Alcott's "Little ___" | 35 |
| "Mad ___" (AMC series) | 32 |
| "All the King's ___" | 34 |
| "All ___ are created equal" | 37 |
| 'Two and a Half --' | 27 |
| Word on a restaurant door | 25 |
| Woman's exasperated comment? | 32 |
| What androphobes fear | 21 |
| Washroom placard | 16 |
| Valets | 6 |
| Trio in a nursery rhyme tub | 27 |
| Tommy Lee Jones film "___ in Black" | 45 |
| The Musketeers, e.g. | 20 |
| Sign in a restaurant | 20 |
| Rooks or pawns | 14 |
| Queens, in chess | 16 |
| Pops, e.g. | 10 |
| Pieces on chessboards | 21 |
| Nearly half the world | 21 |
| NBA players | 11 |
| Male humans | 11 |
| Jones film "--- in Black" | 35 |
| John's sign, sometimes | 26 |
| Good chunk of the population | 28 |
| Fraternity members, e.g. | 24 |
| Eliot's "The Hollow ___" | 38 |
| Cinematography nominee Emmanuel Lubezki for "Children of ___" | 71 |
| Chess or checkers pieces | 24 |
| Checkers pieces | 15 |
| Checkers | 8 |
| Boyz II ___ | 11 |
| Boys, later | 11 |
| Board-game tokens | 17 |
| Board-game pieces | 17 |
| Board members? | 14 |
| Board game tokens | 17 |
| Black-and-white set pieces? | 27 |
| All U.S. senators until 1922 | 28 |
| About half the world | 20 |
| "Twelve Angry ___" | 28 |
| "So many __, so little time": Mae West | 48 |
| "Real ___ Don't Eat Quiche" | 41 |
| "Foot" or "fore" attachment | 47 |
| "All ___ are created equal . . ." | 43 |
| "All __ are liars": Psalms | 36 |
| "A Few Good __" | 25 |
| "A Few Good ___" | 26 |
| "... all ___ are created equal" | 41 |
| Yale Law students, until 1918 | 29 |
| Word with police or fire | 24 |
| Word with foot or fore | 22 |
| Word on a bathhouse door | 24 |
| Word below a stick figure, often | 32 |
| Word after fire or police | 25 |
| Women's counterpart | 23 |
| What was "Raining" on The Weather Girls | 49 |
| What Wafs are not | 17 |
| What a jilted woman may exclaim | 31 |
| WC door word | 12 |
| Warlocks, e.g. | 14 |
| W.C. sign | 9 |
| Tubbed trio | 11 |
| Those who stand to go | 21 |
| They're on boards | 21 |
| They're from Mars, in a book title | 38 |
| They're all equal | 21 |
| They're all created equal | 29 |
| They're "easy to get but hard to keep": Mae West | 62 |
| They once acted like boys | 25 |
| They may be at work | 19 |
| They can't join the L.P.G.A. | 32 |
| They are found in this puzzle's three longest answers | 57 |
| Thematic letters herein | 23 |
| Their shirt buttons are on the right | 36 |
| The start of the four theme entries, collectively | 49 |
| The entire cast of "My Dinner With Andre" | 51 |
| The Beatles and the Stones, e.g. | 32 |
| Target audience of Maxim | 24 |
| Target audience of Details magazine | 35 |
| Target audience for "Shave" magazine | 46 |
| T. S. Eliot's "The Hollow ___" | 44 |
| Steinbeck title closer | 22 |
| Stag-party participants | 23 |
| Stag-party invitees | 19 |
| Stag participants | 17 |
| Sorry! pieces | 13 |
| Some of us | 10 |
| Some grownups | 13 |