| One seeking a second degree | 27 |
| Wall or sidewalk scrawlings | 27 |
| Teddy ___ (Nabisco product) | 27 |
| People dependent on barley? | 27 |
| American rural life painter | 27 |
| One of 26 for Stevie Wonder | 27 |
| Act to impress the audience | 27 |
| Researcher's benefactor | 27 |
| One with an artistic career | 27 |
| Bermuda and bamboo, for two | 27 |
| Memorable governor of Conn. | 27 |
| Zombie's starting point | 27 |
| Elvis's is at Graceland | 27 |
| Philosophical border region | 27 |
| Moral dilemmas, so to speak | 27 |
| Moral dilemmas, for example | 27 |
| Provincial bird of Manitoba | 27 |
| Barely wound Lee's men? | 27 |
| Noshes lightly but steadily | 27 |
| Restaurant drain attachment | 27 |
| Fliers about 50 inches long | 27 |
| Exceptional practical joke? | 27 |
| Significant danger to beef? | 27 |
| Socrates and Plato, for two | 27 |
| Wanting as much as possible | 27 |
| Feta-and-olive first course | 27 |
| "Go west" advisor | 27 |
| Legal-tender bill, slangily | 27 |
| St. Patrick's Day quaff | 27 |
| Baseball Hall-of-Famer Hank | 27 |
| Eco-friendly baroque dance? | 27 |
| More desirable, pasturewise | 27 |
| Noted geographical misnomer | 27 |
| Resting place in 23rd Psalm | 27 |
| Globally conscious S&M? | 27 |
| Bucks, cabbage, dough, etc. | 27 |
| One not dry behind the ears | 27 |
| Bank gift at New Year's | 27 |
| Jackets once worn by seamen | 27 |
| Unbleached and undyed cloth | 27 |
| Monster defeated by Beowulf | 27 |
| Mata Hari portrayer of 1931 | 27 |
| First NHL 2000 point scorer | 27 |
| Traffic problems at a deli? | 27 |
| Football's Bob or Brian | 27 |
| Insects related to katydids | 27 |
| Like some cheese sandwiches | 27 |
| Purple McDonaldland denizen | 27 |
| Dentist's patient, e.g. | 27 |
| Painter called Il Bolognese | 27 |
| Californian in Cancun, e.g. | 27 |
| Smiled at a funny performer | 27 |
| "Roots" historian | 27 |
| Man at the altar yet again? | 27 |
| Total dollars for retailers | 27 |
| Young Seaver's receiver | 27 |
| Order Barrymore to stay in? | 27 |
| Sinkers may result in these | 27 |
| Ballpark maintenance groups | 27 |
| Collections of like objects | 27 |
| [Energy, economic, foreign] | 27 |
| President without a country | 27 |
| Gain in one's affection | 27 |
| White wine grape of Austria | 27 |
| One with no work grievances | 27 |
| Powerful economic coalition | 27 |
| It doesn't conceal much | 27 |
| Druggist's drops: Abbr. | 27 |
| Great Pyrenees, for example | 27 |
| Nighttime assignment, often | 27 |
| Tropical fruits for jellies | 27 |
| "Have you heard?" | 27 |
| Lute-shaped marine creature | 27 |
| Wet Yucatán neighbor | 27 |
| Subject of a Homer painting | 27 |
| Spicy Southern soup or stew | 27 |
| Good place to lay down arms | 27 |
| Where many barrels are seen | 27 |
| Puts the pedal to the metal | 27 |
| Literature Nobelist of 1999 | 27 |
| 1999 Nobelist in literature | 27 |
| Tailor's inserted piece | 27 |
| French composer Charpentier | 27 |
| Non-island Caribbean nation | 27 |
| Muppets' bio by Runyon? | 27 |
| Sci-fi/horror shock rockers | 27 |
| Satirical horror-metal band | 27 |
| Selznick classic, for short | 27 |
| Charles II's lover Nell | 27 |
| Actress lover of Charles II | 27 |
| Baseball Hall-of-Famer Tony | 27 |
| Violent action in PE class? | 27 |
| Montreal Canadien, slangily | 27 |
| J. Beliveau or B. Geoffrion | 27 |
| Nobelist in Chemistry: 1918 | 27 |
| Salted peanuts, for a while | 27 |
| Where to buy nuns' wear | 27 |
| Montreal Canadiens, to fans | 27 |
| ___ Sack (kickable beanbag) | 27 |
| Tasted, with "of" | 27 |