| Bluff-and-bluster type | 22 |
| All-bark, no-bite type | 22 |
| Toothless enemy | 15 |
| Something that shouldn't scare you | 38 |
| Seemingly strong opponent | 25 |
| Pseudo-powerful one | 19 |
| Powerful-looking weakling | 25 |
| Phony strong man | 16 |
| Phantom menace | 14 |
| Person who appears powerful but isn't | 41 |
| Person feigning power | 21 |
| Outwardly powerful but inwardly weak person | 43 |
| One who's an empty threat | 29 |
| One outwardly powerful, inwardly weak | 37 |
| One feigning courage | 20 |
| Its bark is worse than its bite? | 32 |
| Its bark is worse than its bite | 31 |
| It has little bite | 18 |
| He's outwardly tough, inwardly weak | 39 |
| Formidable weakling | 19 |
| Fearsome weakling | 17 |
| US and USSR, to Mao | 19 |
| Straw men | 9 |
| Princeton graduates in journalism? | 34 |
| Opposites of wolves in sheeps' clothing | 43 |
| Aggressive news vendors? | 24 |
| Kitchen wiper-uppers | 20 |
| Disposable driers | 17 |
| White-collar crime investigators follow them | 44 |
| Investigators sometimes follow them | 35 |
| Corporate auditors follow them | 30 |
| Pet rock, maybe | 15 |
| Importance of an essay? | 23 |
| Narcissus variety | 17 |
| Big ___ (nickname of baseball's David Ortiz) | 48 |
| Big ___ (nickname of ballplayer David Ortiz) | 44 |
| Big ___ (David Ortiz's nickname) | 36 |
| "Ay ___" | 18 |
| Spanish term of endearment | 26 |
| Spanish dad | 11 |
| Run-D.M.C.'s "Ay ___" | 35 |
| Parental term of endearment, in Spain | 37 |
| David Ortiz's nickname | 26 |
| Daddy, in Mexico | 16 |
| Daddy, in Durango | 17 |
| Conductor Genarro ___: 1886-1941 | 32 |
| Boston's David "Big ___" Ortiz | 44 |
| Big __: Red Sox slugger's nickname | 38 |
| Big __: Red Sox nickname | 24 |
| Big __: baseball's David Ortiz | 34 |
| Big ___ (nickname of baseball's Ortiz) | 42 |
| Big ___ (nickname for David Ortiz of the Red Sox) | 49 |
| Big ___ (David Ortiz nickname) | 30 |
| Big ___ (baseball's David Ortiz) | 36 |
| "Big ___," nickname of baseball's David Ortiz | 59 |
| 'Big --' (nickname of baseball's David Ortiz) | 57 |
| Brave baby? | 11 |
| Native American baby | 20 |
| Native American infant | 22 |
| Native American child | 21 |
| Narragansett baby | 17 |
| It's wee in a tepee | 23 |
| Infant Native American | 22 |
| Word from the Narragansett for "baby" | 47 |
| What one may see on a Cree's knee | 37 |
| Wee tepee-dweller | 17 |
| Small Winnebago? | 16 |
| Sacajawea's babe | 20 |
| Reservation babe | 16 |
| Part of Sacagawea's load while guiding Lewis and Clark | 58 |
| New arrival on a reservation | 28 |
| Navajo baby | 11 |
| Narragansett newborn | 20 |
| Infant in a tribe | 17 |
| Indian child | 12 |
| Indian baby on a back | 21 |
| Hiawatha, once | 14 |
| Crow offspring | 14 |
| Babe in a bundle | 16 |
| American Indian infant | 22 |
| "Hair" producer Joseph | 32 |
| New York Shakespeare Festival founder Joseph | 44 |
| New York Shakespeare Festival founder | 37 |
| Founder of New York's Public Theater | 40 |
| Theatrical producer Joseph | 26 |
| Theater producer Joseph | 23 |
| Shakespeare in the Park founder/producer Joseph | 47 |
| Public Theater founder: 1966 | 28 |
| Noted Shakespearean producer | 28 |
| Name in N. Y. outdoor theater | 29 |
| N.Y. Shakespeare Festival producer | 34 |
| Memorable producer of Shakespeare in the Park | 45 |
| Joseph who started Shakespeare in the Park | 42 |
| Joseph who founded the New York Shakespeare Festival | 52 |
| Joseph who brought Shakespeare to Central Park | 46 |
| Impresario Joseph | 17 |
| His productions are not for infants | 35 |
| Famed producer | 14 |
| Famed modern producer of Shakespearean plays | 44 |
| Central Park producer | 21 |