| Double this for a toy train | 27 |
| Type of mother who buys Jif | 27 |
| When doubled, on the double | 27 |
| On the double, when doubled | 27 |
| Tennis return with backspin | 27 |
| Noted composer of études | 27 |
| New Age guru from New Delhi | 27 |
| Piece of Oriental tableware | 27 |
| Chinese restaurant offering | 27 |
| Chinese restaurant utensils | 27 |
| Like "Glee" music | 27 |
| Uke strummer's creation | 27 |
| After-school responsibility | 27 |
| Kids often groan about them | 27 |
| Jobs done for first guitar? | 27 |
| Communist leader ___ En-lai | 27 |
| ___ Enlai (Chinese premier) | 27 |
| Bok ___ (Chinese vegetable) | 27 |
| La ___ (Chinese food brand) | 27 |
| Science of time arrangement | 27 |
| Common freshwater bait fish | 27 |
| Pal or fisherman's lure | 27 |
| Decent portion of chocolate | 27 |
| Govt. group with a Director | 27 |
| Org. headed by Leon Panetta | 27 |
| MI6 : Britain :: ___ : U.S. | 27 |
| Gov't. sleuthing agency | 27 |
| Gen. Hayden is its director | 27 |
| Employer of some operatives | 27 |
| Clandestine government org. | 27 |
| Bush's command: 1976-77 | 27 |
| Agcy. once headed by a Bush | 27 |
| Where moles may try to dig? | 27 |
| ''See ya!'' | 27 |
| "Later," to Luigi | 27 |
| "Later, dahling!" | 27 |
| Relative of aloha or shalom | 27 |
| Hello or goodbye, in Genova | 27 |
| "See ya," in Pisa | 27 |
| "Later!", in Rome | 27 |
| "Keep it real..." | 27 |
| "Goodbye, Guido!" | 27 |
| Orator of Caesar's time | 27 |
| 'El --' (1961 epic) | 27 |
| It takes a light, for short | 27 |
| G. Burn's hot companion | 27 |
| They may be bummed, briefly | 27 |
| Paramecium's propellers | 27 |
| Paramecium's locomotors | 27 |
| The Bengals, on scoreboards | 27 |
| The Reds, on the scoreboard | 27 |
| Mexican holiday ___ de Mayo | 27 |
| Nickelodeons, talkies, etc. | 27 |
| Like coins or wheels: abbr. | 27 |
| She turned men into animals | 27 |
| 'Odyssey' sorceress | 27 |
| Word with sewing or traffic | 27 |
| Alliance that includes Ukr. | 27 |
| Pancho's pal, on old TV | 27 |
| Op. ___ (in the work cited) | 27 |
| Mention for military honors | 27 |
| Slap with a speeding ticket | 27 |
| Quote from, as a legal case | 27 |
| Summoned to appear in court | 27 |
| Commercial prefix with bank | 27 |
| Name on a New York ballpark | 27 |
| ___ Field (Queens ballpark) | 27 |
| ___ Field (home to Mr. Met) | 27 |
| Truth or Consequences, e.g. | 27 |
| Word in four state capitals | 27 |
| The "C" in N.Y.C. | 27 |
| Pontiac, Lincoln, or Malibu | 27 |
| London's financial area | 27 |
| Like lowest-mileage driving | 27 |
| "Sex and the ___" | 27 |
| Opposite of military: Abbr. | 27 |
| Like some rights and engrs. | 27 |
| Type of servant or engineer | 27 |
| Machine gun's debut war | 27 |
| Like some suits or servants | 27 |
| Kind of engineer or service | 27 |
| Classic baking powder brand | 27 |
| Word before check or jumper | 27 |
| One can stake it or file it | 27 |
| Picked up one's baggage | 27 |
| Bloom of "Charly" | 27 |
| Chennault of Air Force fame | 27 |
| Air Force general Chennault | 27 |
| Soup or sandwich ingredient | 27 |
| One who's close-mouthed | 27 |
| Insistent public expression | 27 |
| The Hatfields or the McCoys | 27 |
| What a tartan may symbolize | 27 |
| Sinatra's cohorts, once | 27 |
| "Braveheart" band | 27 |
| Show that you like the show | 27 |
| Turn off the light, perhaps | 27 |
| Switch activator, sometimes | 27 |
| Show some love, so to speak | 27 |
| Show appreciation at a show | 27 |