| Famed caravel | 13 |
| Early visitor to our shores | 27 |
| Columbus caravel | 16 |
| Columbian ship | 14 |
| 15th-century caravel | 20 |
| 1492 voyager | 12 |
| "___ Rosa," 1929 song | 31 |
| Ship to the New World | 21 |
| Pinta's sister ship | 23 |
| Pinta's sister | 18 |
| One of Columbus's three | 27 |
| One of a nautical trio | 22 |
| One of a historical trio | 24 |
| NPR correspondent Totenberg | 27 |
| Notable caravel | 15 |
| Mexican child | 13 |
| Masked assassin | 15 |
| Martial arts expert | 19 |
| Fifteenth-century ship | 22 |
| Early Atlantic crosser | 22 |
| Designer Ricci | 14 |
| Columbus ship | 13 |
| Columbus craft | 14 |
| A caravel of 1492 | 17 |
| 15th-century ship | 17 |
| Well-known ship | 15 |
| Ship with a tilde | 17 |
| Ship that sailed "the ocean blue" | 43 |
| Ship in a historic 15th-century trip | 36 |
| Ship fitted out at Palos | 24 |
| She came to America in 1492 | 27 |
| Sarah Clarke's "24" role | 38 |
| Pinta sister ship | 17 |
| Part of a famous nautical trio | 30 |
| Original MTV veejay Blackwood | 29 |
| One of Columbus' vessels | 28 |
| One of Christopher's three | 30 |
| One of an historic seagoing trio | 32 |
| One of a noted sailing threesome | 32 |
| One of a maritime trio | 22 |
| One of a historic seagoing trio | 31 |
| One of a historic maritime trio | 31 |
| One of a famous maritime trio | 29 |
| One of a Columbian trio | 23 |
| One of a 15th-century trio | 26 |
| NPR reporter Totenberg | 22 |
| Name hidden in Al Hirschfeld drawings | 37 |
| Member of a famous exploratory trio | 35 |
| La __: ocean phenomenon | 23 |
| La ___ (weather influence) | 26 |
| German singer Hagen | 19 |
| Foch or Simone | 14 |
| Foch of films | 13 |
| Foch | 4 |
| Flagship of a 1493 voyage | 25 |
| Fifteenth-century caravel | 25 |
| Famed Atlantic crosser | 22 |
| Craft of 1492 | 13 |
| Companion of the Pinta and the Santa Maria | 42 |
| Companion of the Pinta and Santa Maria | 38 |
| Columbus's pet name for the Santa Clara | 43 |
| Columbus' ship | 18 |
| Columbian caravel | 17 |
| Child in a casa | 15 |
| An early visitor to our shores | 30 |
| 1942 vessel | 11 |
| 15th century caravel | 20 |
| "Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair" singer Simone | 71 |
| ___, Pinta and Santa Maria | 26 |
| Zamora babe | 11 |
| Zagat who founded the Zagat Restaurant Surveys | 46 |
| Wendie's "Just Shoot Me!" role | 44 |
| Uta's role in "The Seagull" | 41 |
| Trollope's "___ Balatka" | 38 |
| Totenberg of NPR | 16 |
| Tim Zagat's wife | 20 |
| Songstress Simone | 17 |
| Smallest of Columbus's crafts | 33 |
| Smallest of a Columbus trio | 27 |
| Skeezix's wife | 18 |
| Simone or Dobrev | 16 |
| Ship on which Columbus returned: 1492 | 37 |
| Ship on which Columbus returned | 31 |
| Ship of discovery | 17 |
| Ship captained by Vicente Yáñez Pinzón | 47 |
| Ship captained by Vicente Pinzón | 35 |
| Schneider or Bawden | 19 |
| Santa Maria's traveling companion | 37 |
| Santa Maria companion | 21 |
| Ricci or Simone | 15 |
| Ricci of haute couture | 22 |
| Return ship for Columbus: 1492–93 | 40 |
| Restaurant critic Zagat | 23 |
| Radio reporter Totenberg | 24 |
| Pretty ballerina in an Abba song | 32 |
| Pinta's sailing companion | 29 |
| Pinta's partner | 19 |
| Pinta partner | 13 |
| Pinta companion | 15 |
| Pinta and Santa Maria partner | 29 |