| Detectives | 10 |
| Peddles warmth from the nearest star? | 37 |
| Sandy _______ (Famous Canadian thoroughbred Jockey) | 51 |
| Actress Goldie's favorite food? | 35 |
| English village that was home to the Brontës | 47 |
| Parts of ship bows | 18 |
| Anchor-chain openings | 21 |
| Parts of ships' bows | 24 |
| Holes that anchor ropes pass through | 36 |
| Bow parts with anchor cable openings | 36 |
| A total ten, spelled slangily | 29 |
| Really foxy Christmas tree shapers? | 35 |
| Hedgerow tree | 13 |
| Mo.'s flower | 16 |
| Ill. race track | 15 |
| Hester Prynne's chronicler | 30 |
| Author Nathaniel | 16 |
| Author from Salem, Mass. | 24 |
| 'The Scarlet Letter' author | 35 |
| Seat at a barn dance, maybe | 27 |
| Block in a loft | 15 |
| Seat at a square dance | 22 |
| Bucolic bundle | 14 |
| Panettiere of TV and cinema | 27 |
| SDS co-founder Tom | 18 |
| Panettiere of TV's "Nashville" | 44 |
| Panettiere of cinema | 20 |
| Goss's successor as CIA director | 36 |
| CIA director between Goss and Panetta | 37 |
| Ballerina Melissa | 17 |
| Part of a children's game with the Father of the Symphony? | 62 |
| Composer's childhood game, maybe | 36 |
| Command to an Austrian composer on a scavenger hunt? | 52 |
| James Caan movie about an Austrian composer? | 44 |
| Disguise oneself as a composer? | 31 |
| Biopic about a composer who is unrecognized in public? | 54 |
| Indian present at the "Creation"? | 43 |
| What this puzzle's numbers refer to | 39 |
| Worked with alfalfa | 19 |
| Harvested alfalfa, e.g. | 23 |
| Did fieldwork? | 14 |
| Converted into bundles for a loft | 33 |
| Tedder operator | 15 |
| Certain rural workman | 21 |
| They do some tedding | 20 |
| President's fog? | 20 |
| Research moneys | 15 |
| Alfalfa locales | 15 |
| Farm pitcher | 12 |
| Farm device for dragging bales | 30 |
| Harvesting for fodder | 21 |
| Gathering chow for cows | 23 |
| Sandwich for a horse? | 21 |
| Baking hazard at a manger? | 26 |
| Olympic gold medalist Wickenheiser | 34 |
| Mills of Hollywood | 18 |
| Actress Mills of "The Parent Trap" | 44 |
| Actress Mills after marrying author Alex? | 41 |
| Grinder used by an actress? | 27 |
| Rural storage area | 18 |
| Farm storage areas | 18 |
| Barn sections | 13 |
| Powerful punch | 14 |
| Tyson tumbler | 13 |
| Frazier forte | 13 |
| Dempsey or Louis specialty | 26 |
| Chicago square for fodder merchants? | 36 |
| 3' x 3' x 3' bale for sale? | 39 |
| Scene of a riot in Chicago: 1886 | 32 |
| Late crooner from Argentina | 27 |
| Crooner Dick joins Isaac | 24 |
| Upper part of a barn | 20 |
| Stack in a barn | 15 |
| Pile-up area in a barn | 22 |
| Barn loft | 9 |
| Nearly impossible target, literally | 35 |
| It's hard to find | 21 |
| Barn sound that means "I'm hungry"? | 49 |
| Marques of the Harlem Globetrotters | 35 |
| Butthole Surfers singer Gibby | 29 |
| Todd who directed the miniseries "Mildred Pierce" | 59 |
| Todd who directed "I'm Not There," 2007 | 53 |
| Rock singer Gibby | 17 |
| Horseless carriage pioneer Elwood | 33 |
| Gibby of the Butthole Surfers | 29 |
| Butthole Surfers lead singer Gibby | 34 |
| "Velvet Goldmine" director Todd | 41 |
| "I'm Not There" director Todd | 43 |
| "Far From Heaven" director Todd | 41 |
| "Arrow" star Colton ___ | 33 |
| Make ___ (throw into confusion) | 31 |
| Forage storage | 14 |
| Horse-drawn farm implement | 26 |
| Memory of fodder? | 17 |
| Stack of cow food | 17 |
| People on a certain outing | 26 |
| Jethro Bodine, e.g. | 19 |
| Provincial, so to speak | 23 |
| Bits of chaff | 13 |
| Rural heap | 10 |