| Letterman dental feature | 24 |
| Kooks song about a break? | 25 |
| Generation or credibility | 25 |
| Gender or generation follower | 29 |
| Cumberland or credibility | 25 |
| Continuity interrupter | 22 |
| Banana Republic's sibling | 29 |
| Banana Republic's parent | 28 |
| Adjust, as a spark plug | 23 |
| Stare with an open mouth | 24 |
| Certain facial expression | 25 |
| Stare with your mouth open | 26 |
| Slack-jawed expression | 22 |
| Look at with mouth wide open | 28 |
| Be clearly flabbergasted | 24 |
| Looked at with open mouth | 25 |
| Stared with mouth open | 22 |
| Reacted to shocking news | 24 |
| Displayed astonishment | 22 |
| Displayed a big mouth? | 22 |
| One with a wide-open mouth | 26 |
| One who's starstruck | 24 |
| Stares with open mouth | 22 |
| Stares in astonishment | 22 |
| Possible results of raptness | 28 |
| Watches in astonishment | 23 |
| Takes in with astonishment | 26 |
| Regards with wonderment | 23 |
| Interruptions of continuity | 27 |
| Adjusts, as a spark plug | 24 |
| Spots in need of filling | 24 |
| Some chain clothing stores | 26 |
| Phalanx's weaknesses | 24 |
| Orthodontic challenges | 22 |
| Generation and Cumberland | 25 |
| Delaware Water and generation | 29 |
| Cumberland and Romanche | 23 |
| Cumberland and generation | 25 |
| Slender-snouted swimmer | 23 |
| Fish with a long snout | 22 |
| Needle-toothed swimmer | 22 |
| Long-jawed freshwater fish | 26 |
| Fish with bill-like jaws | 24 |
| Swimmer with long jaws | 22 |
| Narrow-bodied river fish | 24 |
| Fish with poisonous roe | 23 |
| Civil War vets' org. | 24 |
| Wood, the boat builder | 22 |
| Swimmer with a long snout | 25 |
| Sharp-nosed river fish | 22 |
| Old veterans' org. | 22 |
| Destructive freshwater fish | 27 |
| Civil War veterans' org. | 28 |
| Civil War veterans' grp. | 28 |
| Alligator-snouted fish | 22 |
| ___ Wood of boating fame | 24 |
| Place for a Saab or a sale | 26 |
| Place attuned to tuneups | 24 |
| Grease monkey's milieu | 26 |
| Car's "home" | 26 |
| Basketball hoop site, often | 27 |
| Beetles may be found in them | 28 |
| Places to work on bodies | 24 |
| Mechanics' workplaces | 25 |
| Mechan-ics' workplaces | 26 |
| Handy band practice places | 26 |
| Attachments to some hotels | 26 |
| Process of elimination? | 23 |
| Suburbanite's fundraiser | 28 |
| Neighborhood shopping site | 26 |
| Event for unloading junk | 24 |
| Attic-clearing event, maybe | 27 |
| Characteristic clothes | 22 |
| They frequent the alley | 23 |
| Noisy kitchen appliance | 23 |
| What has no wheels and flies? | 29 |
| Site of much trash talk? | 24 |
| "Ninotchka" star | 26 |
| "Grand Hotel" star | 28 |
| Star of "Ninotchka" | 29 |
| Reclusive actress Greta | 23 |
| Greta of the silver screen | 26 |
| Camille portrayer: 1936 | 23 |
| 1935 Karenina portrayer | 23 |
| 'Ninotchka' star | 24 |
| Stockholm-born MGM star | 23 |
| Star who wanted to be alone | 27 |
| Star of films in this puzzle | 28 |
| She was Ninotchka in 1939 | 25 |
| She wanted to be alone | 22 |
| She portrayed Camille: 1936 | 27 |
| Reclusive screen legend | 23 |
| Greta of "Camille" | 28 |
| "Camille" actress | 27 |
| 'Ninotchka' actress | 27 |
| '30s film megastar | 22 |
| Costume shop offerings | 22 |
| Attention-getting bistro cry | 28 |
| Waiter in a French restaurant | 29 |
| Word just before a duel? | 24 |