| Paris equivalent of the London Underground | 42 |
| One way to get to the Louvre | 28 |
| One way to get around Paris | 27 |
| One way to Constitution Hall | 28 |
| One way through Paris | 21 |
| Of a city, for short | 20 |
| N.Y.–Wash. liner | 23 |
| Montreal transport | 18 |
| Milano subway | 13 |
| Milan subway | 12 |
| MGM part | 8 |
| MGM opening? | 12 |
| MGM opener? | 11 |
| Lines about the city? | 21 |
| Line from the Louvre to Pigalle | 31 |
| Line at the Louvre | 18 |
| French subway | 13 |
| Film studio, for short | 22 |
| Department of a city paper | 26 |
| D.C.'s subway | 17 |
| D.C. underground | 16 |
| D.C. subway system | 18 |
| D.C. mover | 10 |
| D.C. line | 9 |
| Commercial prefix with liner | 28 |
| Citified, for short | 19 |
| Certain newspaper section | 25 |
| Capital carrier | 15 |
| Bygone Geo model | 16 |
| Big-city, briefly | 17 |
| __-Goldwyn-Mayer | 16 |
| ___ desk (newsroom assignment) | 30 |
| Minnesota stadium | 17 |
| Twins' arena | 16 |
| Site of Super Bowl XXVI | 23 |
| Beat keepers | 12 |
| They swing on a steady basis | 28 |
| Music timekeepers | 17 |
| Instruments for Horowitz | 24 |
| Subways | 7 |
| Geo cars | 8 |
| Underground railways of Paris and D.C. | 38 |
| Subway systems | 14 |
| European subways | 16 |
| Washington and Paris transit systems | 36 |
| Underground transport systems | 29 |
| Underground systems | 19 |
| Underground complexes | 21 |
| Transit systems in Delhi and Paris | 34 |
| They often have red lines | 25 |
| Subways on the Continent | 24 |
| Subways in Milan, Paris, etc. | 29 |
| Subterranean railways | 21 |
| Some urban transit systems | 26 |
| Some undergrounds | 17 |
| Some public-transit systems, briefly | 36 |
| Some Geos | 9 |
| Some free newspapers | 20 |
| Parisian lines | 14 |
| Paris subways | 13 |
| Paris subway lines | 18 |
| Little cities? | 14 |
| City subways | 12 |
| DC subway patrons | 17 |
| Citi Field team | 15 |
| Big Apple baseballers | 21 |
| Subway Series team | 18 |
| 1986 World Series champs | 24 |
| Shea nine | 9 |
| N.Y. team | 9 |
| 1969 World Series champs | 24 |
| National League East team | 25 |
| Champions | 9 |
| Shea tenants | 12 |
| Queens team | 11 |
| Citi Field ballplayers | 22 |
| Big Apple team | 14 |
| "Cinderella team" of 1969 | 35 |
| Team with a bridge in its logo | 30 |
| Team since 1962 | 15 |
| Shea squad | 10 |
| Queens nine | 11 |
| New York nine | 13 |
| New York attraction | 19 |
| 2000 World Series losers | 24 |
| 2000 Subway Series losers | 25 |
| 2000 Series losers | 18 |
| 1969 Series champs | 18 |
| "Miracle" team of 1969 | 32 |
| "Amazin"' team | 28 |
| "Amazin'" team | 28 |
| '86 World Series winners | 28 |
| Yankees' crosstown rivals | 29 |
| World Series winners: 1986 | 26 |
| Tug McGraw's first MLB team | 31 |
| They were Amazin' in 1969 | 29 |
| Team with a skyline in its logo | 31 |
| Team that retired Casey Stengel's #37 | 41 |
| Team first managed by Casey Stengel | 35 |
| Shea denizens | 13 |