| Man with a code in his head? | 28 |
| Lewis's mystery-solving partner | 35 |
| Kind of signals | 15 |
| Inventor/artist | 15 |
| Inventor whose name is spelled out by the horizontal lines of special characters in this puzzle | 95 |
| Inventor who inspired this puzzle | 33 |
| Inventor after whom a Yale residential college is named | 55 |
| Inspector on the telly | 22 |
| His message: "What hath God wrought!" | 47 |
| He starred on B'way in "How to Succeed . . . " | 60 |
| First telegrapher | 17 |
| Famed name in Oregon | 20 |
| Eponymous code inventor | 23 |
| Dotty inventor? | 15 |
| Detective of British TV | 23 |
| Dashing inventor? | 17 |
| Dah-dit man | 11 |
| Colin Dexter's inspector | 28 |
| Code where T is - | 17 |
| Code guy | 8 |
| Code developer | 14 |
| Chief inspector of mysteries | 28 |
| Capote portrayer on Broadway | 28 |
| Capote portrayer | 16 |
| Big name in dashing? | 20 |
| Big name in communications history | 34 |
| Barry who played Lt. Gerard on TV's "The Fugitive" | 64 |
| Barry or Robert of film fame | 28 |
| Artist/inventor | 15 |
| An anagram for mores | 20 |
| 40's jazz-style singer Ella Mae | 35 |
| 1962 and 1990 Tony winner Robert | 32 |
| "What hath God wrought" sender | 40 |
| "What hath God wrought?" sender | 41 |
| "What hath God wrought!" sender | 41 |
| "Waiting" is a palindrome in it | 41 |
| "Tru" Tony-winner Robert | 34 |
| "Tru" star | 20 |
| "How to Succeed . . . " actor | 39 |
| -- --- .-. ... . | 16 |
| __ code (telegraphy system) | 27 |
| __ code (telegrapher's tapping) | 35 |
| Food scrap | 10 |
| Small bite | 10 |
| Bit of food | 11 |
| Tasty dish | 10 |
| Tasty tidbit | 12 |
| It's not quite a mouthful | 29 |
| Choice bit | 10 |
| Tasty bit | 9 |
| Juicy tidbit | 12 |
| Food bit | 8 |
| Tiny bit to eat | 15 |
| Tidbit of food | 14 |
| Tasty crumb | 11 |
| Tasty bite | 10 |
| Serving in "Nicholas Nickleby" | 40 |
| Puny portion | 12 |
| Little bit of food | 18 |
| Food tidbit | 11 |
| Bites | 5 |
| Tasty tidbits | 13 |
| Tasty bites | 11 |
| Tasty mouthfuls | 15 |
| Chocolate chips, e.g. | 21 |
| Enquirer tidbits | 16 |
| Cartoonist Walker | 17 |
| "Beetle Bailey" cartoonist Walker | 43 |
| Comedian Sahl | 13 |
| Satirist Sahl | 13 |
| "Beetle Bailey" creator Walker | 40 |
| Sahl | 4 |
| Comic Sahl | 10 |
| Humorist Sahl | 13 |
| ''Beetle Bailey'' creator Walker | 48 |
| Cartoonist Walker or Drucker | 28 |
| Three-year-old salmon | 21 |
| Mad magazine cartoonist Drucker | 31 |
| "Bazooka Joe" character who wears turtlenecks | 55 |
| Voltaire's "La ___ de César" | 45 |
| Three year old salmon | 21 |
| Sophomore salmon? | 17 |
| Satirical comic Sahl | 20 |
| Satiric Sahl | 12 |
| Sahl or Zuckerman | 17 |
| Sahl of satire | 14 |
| Sahl from Montreal | 18 |
| Publishing magnate Zuckerman | 28 |
| Political satirist Sahl | 23 |
| Political commentator Kondracke | 31 |
| Pal of Bazooka Joe | 18 |
| New York Daily News owner Zuckerman | 35 |
| Monologist Sahl | 15 |
| Media mogul Zuckerman | 21 |
| Mad cartoonist Drucker | 22 |
| Hunting-horn flourish | 21 |
| Honoré de Balzac's death | 31 |
| Death: Fr. | 10 |
| Death to le roi | 15 |
| Creator of Hi and Lois | 22 |