| Abstract Expressionist Lee | 26 |
| City originally named for Catherine the Great | 45 |
| Bowl for mixing wine and water in ancient Greece | 48 |
| Ancient vases | 13 |
| Wartime meals | 13 |
| Three-course military supplies | 30 |
| They were labeled "Breakfast," "Dinner" and "Supper" | 82 |
| Their supper units came with a four-pack of cigarettes | 54 |
| POTASSIUM PORTIONS | 18 |
| Grunts' grub | 16 |
| Army fare | 9 |
| New York Met tenor Alfredo | 26 |
| Composer called "The Swedish Mozart" | 46 |
| Austrian essayist-editor | 24 |
| "Dirty Sexy Money" star Peter | 39 |
| Peter of "Six Feet Under" and "Sports Night" | 64 |
| Frill: Ger. | 11 |
| "Six Feet Under" star Peter | 37 |
| Grammy winner Alison | 20 |
| Bluegrass-country singer Alison | 31 |
| "Hogan's Heroes" epithet | 38 |
| "American Woman" singer Lenny | 39 |
| One protected by Offissa Pupp | 29 |
| Like Herriman's Kat | 23 |
| Well-known Kat | 14 |
| Comics' --- Kat | 19 |
| Strong adhesive brand | 21 |
| Brand whose logo has a man in a hard hat dangling from one of its letters | 73 |
| Bond supplier | 13 |
| George Herriman comic strip | 27 |
| Target of thrown bricks, in early comics | 40 |
| Ignatz Mouse's brick-throwing target | 40 |
| Comic strip set in Coconino County | 34 |
| Coconino County cutie | 21 |
| Where money is won | 18 |
| Hall of fame skier Kathy | 24 |
| 1976 Olympic gold medalist Kathy | 32 |
| Circle, in Germany | 18 |
| German localities | 17 |
| Austrian leader Bruno | 21 |
| Violinist Fritz | 15 |
| Part of Russia next to Finland | 30 |
| Kennan and Harriman | 19 |
| Certain political experts | 25 |
| Jewish ravioli | 14 |
| "Amazing" mentalist | 29 |
| Coal-tar product: Var. | 22 |
| S.H. ___ & Co. (early five-and-dime store) | 46 |
| Early five-and-dime entrepreneur | 32 |
| It was tackled in Kiev | 22 |
| Greek island, to Greeks | 23 |
| Beethoven's "___ Sonata" | 38 |
| It's tackled in Ulm | 23 |
| Hip-hop posse | 13 |
| Creative spelling for some hip-hop collectives | 46 |
| Mardi Gras parade group | 23 |
| Mardi Gras group | 16 |
| Group in a New Orleans Mardi Gras parade | 40 |
| Mode of Biblical reading | 24 |
| Hebrew Bible reading: Var. | 26 |
| War in Germany | 14 |
| War, in Düsseldorf | 21 |
| Blitz attachment | 16 |
| Doors guitarist Robby | 21 |
| Zooplankton eaten by whales | 27 |
| Whalebone whale's food | 26 |
| Whale's diet | 16 |
| Whale food | 10 |
| Whale fare | 10 |
| Small shrimplike crustaceans | 28 |
| Shrimplike critters | 19 |
| Humpback chow | 13 |
| Food filtered from seawater | 27 |
| Crustaceans eaten by whales | 27 |
| Baleen whale's fodder | 25 |
| Morocco's Abd-el-___ | 24 |
| AmfAR founder Mathilde | 22 |
| Tim who created TV's "Heroes" | 43 |
| Austrian conductor Josef | 24 |
| Spiritual writer-philosopher born in British India | 50 |
| Streisand's "A Star Is Born" costar | 49 |
| "Jump" group | 22 |
| Crunchy cereal brand word | 25 |
| ___ Kreme | 9 |
| __ Kreme doughnuts | 18 |
| Chain offering funeral services by the dozen? | 45 |
| It opened its first store in Winston-Salem, N.C., in 1937 | 57 |
| Yuletide figure | 15 |
| Word puzzle popular since the 1930s | 35 |
| Novoselic of Nirvana | 20 |
| Nirvana's Novoselic | 23 |
| Nirvana bassist Novoselic | 25 |
| She voices Anna in 'Frozen' | 35 |
| Co-writer and star of "Bridesmaids" | 45 |
| Who shot J. R. | 14 |
| Chenoweth of Broadway's "Wicked" | 46 |
| Actress ___ Scott Thomas | 24 |
| Olympic gold medalist who was a "Dancing With the Stars" champion | 75 |
| "Dancing With the Stars" winner who's an Olympic skating champ | 76 |
| Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nicholas | 42 |