| Forsythia cousin | 16 |
| Emma in "Easy A" | 26 |
| Elzie created her | 17 |
| Edible little sphere | 20 |
| Cocktail-bar item | 17 |
| Castor Oyl's sister | 23 |
| Castor Oyl's daughter | 25 |
| Branch of the U.N.? | 19 |
| Black or green fruit | 20 |
| Before-dinner tidbit | 20 |
| Antipasto offering | 18 |
| Andalusian grove | 16 |
| An oil producer | 15 |
| "You're Not Alone" trip hoppers | 45 |
| "The Other Reindeer" of kiddie lit | 44 |
| "Little Miss Sunshine" girl | 37 |
| "Easy A" protagonist | 30 |
| "___, the Other Reindeer" | 35 |
| "___ the other reindeer" (common mishearing of a Yuletide lyric) | 74 |
| ''Drab'' color | 30 |
| ____ branch | 11 |
| ___ branch (peace emblem) | 25 |
| Group testing antipasto tidbits? | 32 |
| Token of peace | 14 |
| Peace offering, symbolically | 28 |
| Popeye's gal in mortal danger? | 34 |
| Popeye's favorite color? | 28 |
| Drab uniform color | 18 |
| Color in some military uniforms | 31 |
| Color for dresses or cars | 25 |
| Army Jeep color | 15 |
| Italian dressing ingredient | 27 |
| Virgin product, sometimes | 25 |
| Baked potato rub | 16 |
| What Vito Corleone's company imported | 41 |
| Vinaigrette dressing ingredient | 31 |
| Staple of Mediterranean cooking | 31 |
| Healthful pasta-sauce ingredient | 32 |
| Toothpick-shaped cartoon sweetheart | 35 |
| Girlfriend of a well-known sailor | 33 |
| ''Thimble Theatre'' character | 45 |
| Toon with size 14-AAAAAA shoes | 30 |
| Thin-framed, big-footed woman of cartoons | 41 |
| Thin girl in shorts? | 20 |
| Popeye's main squeeze | 25 |
| Frequent victim of Bluto | 24 |
| For whom Popeye's eyes popped | 33 |
| Cartoon sweetheart | 18 |
| 1980 Shelley Duvall role | 24 |
| Salad leftover | 14 |
| Greek salad leftover | 20 |
| Salad throwaway | 15 |
| It may be replaced with a pimiento | 34 |
| Greek-salad leftover | 20 |
| Twist of fiction | 16 |
| Best Picture of 1968 | 20 |
| Stone in Hollywood | 18 |
| Hardy or Twist | 14 |
| Director Stone | 14 |
| Twist or Hardy | 14 |
| Oscar film: 1968 | 16 |
| North or Hardy | 14 |
| Dickens-based musical | 21 |
| Dickens waif | 12 |
| 1963 Broadway hit | 17 |
| "Roundheads" leader Cromwell | 38 |
| "Food, Glorious Food" musical | 39 |
| "Consider Yourself" musical | 37 |
| Twist-filled Broadway musical? | 30 |
| Twist or Goldsmith | 18 |
| Twist of literature | 19 |
| Twist in fiction | 16 |
| Twist in a criminal plot | 24 |
| Television pundit, Craig | 24 |
| Stone the director | 18 |
| Stone or Reed | 13 |
| Stone of film | 13 |
| Roland's friend | 19 |
| Reed or Hardy | 13 |
| Oscar film of 1968 | 18 |
| Musical with an exclamation point in its name | 45 |
| Musical that won six Oscars | 27 |
| Musical based on Dickens | 24 |
| Master Twist | 12 |
| Lionel Bart musical | 19 |
| Kukla's friend, formally | 28 |
| Holmes | 6 |
| Hardy or Holmes | 15 |
| Hardy one | 9 |
| Hardy fellow? | 13 |
| Fictional Twist | 15 |
| Fat guy in shorts | 17 |
| Dominant newsman Craig ____ Cromwell | 36 |
| Dickens's "___ Twist" | 35 |
| Cromwell or Twist | 17 |
| Colonel North | 13 |
| Broadway musical based on Dickens | 33 |
| British Columbia town or television pundit Craig | 48 |
| “Boy for Sale” musical | 30 |
| Actor Platt | 11 |