| He "was here" | 23 |
| Fictional character who "was here" | 44 |
| "___ was here" | 24 |
| Writers of "was here" graffiti | 40 |
| Writer of "was here" graffiti et al. | 46 |
| Like many Scots | 15 |
| Scottish Highlander, e.g. | 25 |
| Tartan skirt sporter | 20 |
| Shoe with a fringed tongue | 26 |
| Certain Highlander | 18 |
| Clan garb | 9 |
| Black Watch garb | 16 |
| Tartan skirts | 13 |
| Glasgow garb | 12 |
| Wrap-arounds | 12 |
| They're worn with Prince Charlie jackets | 44 |
| Tartan wraparounds | 18 |
| Some tartan garments | 20 |
| Skirts for Scots | 16 |
| Scottish garments | 17 |
| Sandy's skirts | 18 |
| Pleated skirts | 14 |
| Pipers' wear | 16 |
| Manly apparel | 13 |
| Highlanders' skirts | 23 |
| Garb in The Grampians | 21 |
| Culloden Moor wear | 18 |
| Caber-tosser's wear | 23 |
| Bagpipers' wear | 19 |
| Scotsman: sl. | 13 |
| White lion of old cartoons | 26 |
| "___ the White Lion" (late-1960s TV show) | 51 |
| Clark's paper partner | 25 |
| Company that makes tissues and timepieces? | 42 |
| Mixed martial arts fighter Rolling Stone called "The King of the Web Brawlers" | 88 |
| Korean cabbage dish | 19 |
| Garlicky Korean cabbage dish | 28 |
| "Ms. Kardashian ... have an orange cracker"? | 54 |
| Korean veggie dish | 18 |
| Korea's national dish | 25 |
| World leader beginning December 2011 | 36 |
| She untied the knot from Kris Humphries after 72 days | 53 |
| Reality star with a famous bottom | 33 |
| Mrs. Kris Humphries, for 72 days | 32 |
| Late-night host Jimmy | 21 |
| Specialist who keeps a Kardashian healthy? | 42 |
| "Bell, Book and Candle" actress | 41 |
| Actress in "Picnic": 1955 | 35 |
| "Picnic" co-star | 26 |
| Clooney hit about a flowing garment? | 36 |
| 1974 cult classic album by Sparks | 33 |
| Tea ceremony costumes | 21 |
| T-shaped robes | 14 |
| Oriental robes | 14 |
| Loose robes | 11 |
| Kyoto garments | 14 |
| Kabuki outfits | 14 |
| Japanese robes | 14 |
| Garments traditionally worn with zori or geta footwear | 54 |
| "The Mikado" garb | 27 |
| "Sayonara" costumes | 29 |
| Ban ___ (Kofi Annan's successor) | 36 |
| Date-ripening stage | 19 |
| Japanese astronomer | 19 |
| Singer with the New Wave classic "Kids in America" | 60 |
| Portmanteau word for a rapper/reality star couple | 49 |
| Celebrity couple portmanteau | 28 |
| Quinine | 7 |
| The Partridge Family's manager Reuben | 41 |
| Novelist Jamaica ___ | 20 |
| Considerate peacenik? | 21 |
| PLACE FOR FIVE-YEAR-OLDS | 24 |
| Where the Montessori method is often tried | 42 |
| Jazz for tykes? | 15 |
| Where chicks learn their ABCs? | 30 |
| Clever maneuver by a grade school class? | 40 |
| Prize for neatest coloring? | 27 |
| One who engages in finger painting | 34 |
| Nursery rhyme listeners | 23 |
| Milk and cookies? | 17 |
| Locales for the Montessori method | 33 |
| Generous and caring | 19 |
| Capable of compassion | 21 |
| Film of 1950 | 12 |
| Guinean town | 12 |
| Used tinder | 11 |
| What Revere's pawing horse did: Longfellow | 46 |
| Nook Tablet rival | 17 |
| Tablet that comes with a "Mayday" button | 50 |
| Feline collective | 17 |
| Reader with a sensitive screen | 30 |
| More sympathetic | 16 |
| More grandmotherly | 18 |
| Material for starting a fire | 28 |
| Camper's collection, perhaps | 32 |
| Sign promoting a dance studio's nice moves? | 47 |
| Word repeated in "___ always begets ___": Sophocles | 61 |
| Benignity | 9 |
| "For beauty lives with ___": Shak. | 44 |
| Endearing human quality | 23 |