| Subject of a September observance | 33 |
| Process leading up to childbirth | 32 |
| Opponent of management, at times | 32 |
| It's entered before a delivery | 34 |
| Literally, Spanish for "the tar" | 42 |
| Literally, "the tar," in Spanish | 42 |
| Avenue west of Grauman's Chinese | 36 |
| Workplaces for Jekyll and Frankenstein | 38 |
| Some chocolate-colored dogs, familiarly | 39 |
| Seeing Eye dogs often and briefly | 35 |
| Places to experiment with drugs? | 32 |
| Milieus for moviedom's mad doctors | 38 |
| Chocolate-colored dogs, for short | 33 |
| "Chocolate" dogs, for short | 37 |
| Hosp. worker who's after one's blood | 44 |
| Lancelot du ___ (knight of the Round Table) | 43 |
| Anita Brookner's "Hotel du ---" | 45 |
| "Hotel du ___" (Anita Brookner novel) | 47 |
| Initials of a pro basketball team | 33 |
| France/Switzerland's ___ Leman | 34 |
| Anita Brookner novel, "Hotel du ___" | 46 |
| Switzerland’s ___ de Neuchâtel | 37 |
| Part of a Wisconsin city's name | 35 |
| Lancelot du ___ (Round Table knight) | 36 |
| Lakers' local rivals, on the scoreboard | 43 |
| Champlain, e.g., to someone from Champagne | 42 |
| Booker Prize winner "Hotel du ___" | 44 |
| Ballet's "Le ___ des Cygnes" | 42 |
| "Navigation de plaisance" venue | 41 |
| ''Hotel du ___'' (Anita Brookner) | 49 |
| ___ insects (varnish resin source) | 34 |
| Part of the name of many a Spanish restaurant | 45 |
| "Arsenic and Old ___" | 32 |
| ''Chantilly ___'' ('50s song) | 49 |
| ''Arsenic and Old ___'' | 40 |
| Prepare to play, with "up" | 36 |
| Nicks/Henley "Leather and ___" | 40 |
| Nicks' "Leather and ___" | 38 |
| Gift for 13th wedding anniversary | 33 |
| Fabric that doesn't block much light | 40 |
| Benjamin Orr album "The ___" | 38 |
| Adornment for some unmentionables | 33 |
| "Chantilly ___" (Big Bopper hit) | 42 |
| ''Chantilly ___'' | 33 |
| ''Arsenic and Old ___'' | 39 |
| Like a practical-joker's party punch | 40 |
| Donned skates, e.g., with "up" | 40 |
| Chewed out (with "into") | 34 |
| One putting "punch" in the punch | 42 |
| Mom vis-a-vis Junior's shoes | 33 |
| Football manufacturer's employee | 36 |
| Gets ready to play, say, with "up" | 44 |
| "She'll wear satins and ___ . . . " | 49 |
| Half of an '80s crime-fighting duo | 38 |
| Title character in an 80's police drama | 43 |
| "Cagney and __": '80s cop show | 44 |
| Von Bondies "___ of Communication" | 44 |
| Ratt: "___ of Communication" | 38 |
| Smee of Peter Pan et al. | 32 |
| Winner of seven tennis majors in the 1920s | 42 |
| Tennis player called "the Crocodile" | 46 |
| Sports star who lent his name to a clothing line | 48 |
| René who won two Wimbledon singles titles | 44 |
| Clothing company with a crocodile logo | 38 |
| North America's oldest sport | 32 |
| Wisconsin city on the Mississippi | 33 |
| The Cherokee deemed it good training for war | 44 |
| Olympics sport discontinued after 1908 | 38 |
| Olympic sport discontinued after 1908 | 37 |
| Jim Brown famously lettered in it | 33 |
| It was last an official Olympic event in 1908 | 45 |
| Game originated by Native Americans | 35 |
| Game invented by Native North Americans | 39 |
| Game invented by American Indians | 33 |
| Bienville and Mistassini, Quebec | 32 |
| Word form for ''milk'' | 38 |
| What some folks can't tolerate | 34 |
| Like some Victoria's Secret offerings | 41 |
| Like some Victoria's Secret merchandise | 43 |
| Like Kate Middleton's wedding gown | 38 |
| Antonym of "no-frills" | 32 |
| "A Shropshire ___": Housman | 37 |
| Terhune's "___: A Dog" | 36 |
| Housman's "A Shropshire ___" | 42 |
| Oingo Boingo "Only a ___" | 35 |
| Housman's was from Shropshire | 33 |
| "And many a lightfoot ___": Housman | 45 |
| ''___: A Dog'' (1962) | 37 |
| Pip of "Great Expectations," e.g. | 43 |
| Canadian metalers Strapping Young ___ | 37 |
| A. E. Housman's "A Shropshire ___" | 48 |
| "When I was a ___ ..." | 32 |
| "Strapping" young fellow | 34 |
| "A Shropshire ---" (Housman) | 38 |
| "A Shropshire ___" (Housman) | 38 |
| Terhune's "_____ Dog" | 35 |
| ''__ Dog'' (Terhume novel) | 42 |
| Alan who starred in "Shane" | 37 |
| Cheryl of "Charlie's Angels" | 42 |
| Alan of ''Shane'' | 33 |