| Kentish freedman | 16 |
| Freedman of early England | 25 |
| Freedman | 8 |
| Fourth Sunday in Lent | 21 |
| Gladly: Lat. | 12 |
| Early English freedmen | 22 |
| Left: Prefix | 12 |
| Toward the left: Comb. form | 27 |
| The "We are here" gen. | 32 |
| U.S. writer-anthropologist | 26 |
| Pulitzer novelist Oliver | 24 |
| American landscape painter | 26 |
| 1960s Baltimore group, with "The" | 43 |
| Continental army volunteer | 26 |
| City of Indiana or Louisiana | 28 |
| City known as a center of Cajun culture | 39 |
| Youngest major general in U.S. history | 38 |
| Revolutionary War general with the nickname "The Hero of the Two Worlds" | 82 |
| Patriots' friend | 20 |
| Honorary American citizen | 25 |
| Spot and butterfish | 19 |
| D.C. locale | 11 |
| McKee of westerns | 18 |
| "Le Baiser de ___," Stravinsky ballet | 47 |
| Comedy club responses | 21 |
| Comedy club offering, in slang | 30 |
| The end, in Epernay | 19 |
| Pirate Jean | 11 |
| Privateer Jean | 14 |
| New Orleans pirate Jean | 23 |
| Louisiana freebooter | 20 |
| Infamous settler on Galveston Island, 1817 | 42 |
| Gulf of Mexico pirate | 21 |
| Candidate: 1924 | 15 |
| Hockey Hall of Famer Pat | 24 |
| U.S.S. Enterprise chief engineer Geordi ___ | 43 |
| "Star Trek: T.N.G." character Geordi ___ | 50 |
| Meyerbeer work, at La Scala | 27 |
| Spanish rascal | 14 |
| First host of ''How to Boil Water'' | 51 |
| Chef Emeril | 11 |
| "Louisiana Real & Rustic" chef/author | 51 |
| "Emeril Live" star | 28 |
| TV chef Emeril | 14 |
| He shouts "Bam!" on the set | 37 |
| Excitable TV chef | 17 |
| Emeril Live host | 16 |
| Celebrity chef who likes to "kick it up a notch" | 58 |
| Celebrity chef | 14 |
| Author of the cookbook "Louisiana Real & Rustic" | 62 |
| "Kicked-up Sandwiches" author | 39 |
| Situation, in Stuttgart | 23 |
| Shoe co. founded in Venice Beach | 32 |
| California-based sneaker brand | 30 |
| California shoe company | 23 |
| Brand of high-top sneakers | 26 |
| Baton Rouge equipment? | 22 |
| Upstate New York vacation spot | 30 |
| Pilsner, for one | 16 |
| Sound from a leaking keg? | 25 |
| Nobelist in Literature: 1909 | 28 |
| Brewmaster | 10 |
| Brewer's assurance to a nobleman? | 37 |
| Stragglers | 10 |
| Procrastinators | 15 |
| PGA's Ian ______ | 20 |
| One who falls behind | 20 |
| Louvre cynosure | 15 |
| Something for good measure | 26 |
| Gratuities | 10 |
| Words on Italian map | 20 |
| ___ Como, Italian resort | 24 |
| Snorkeling area patrol unit? | 28 |
| Nigerian objectives? | 20 |
| 30-footer | 9 |
| Georgia city or college | 23 |
| Analytical mechanics pioneer | 28 |
| "C'est ___" (it's inevitable) | 47 |
| SoCal fortress security lapse? | 30 |
| Ponds, French style | 19 |
| Caribbean capital, to locals | 28 |
| Tourist town on Maui | 20 |
| Maui tourist town | 17 |
| Maui locale that was once the capital of the kingdom of Hawaii | 62 |
| Volcanic landslide | 18 |
| Volcanic mudslide | 17 |
| Mudflow deposit | 15 |
| A 1932 hit song | 15 |
| "Well, ___-dah!" | 26 |
| ___-dah (affected) | 18 |
| ___-dah | 7 |
| ____-dah: highfalutin' | 26 |
| “Interpreter of Maladies” author Jhumpa | 47 |
| "Unaccustomed Earth" author Jhumpa | 44 |
| "The Namesake" novelist Jhumpa | 40 |
| "The Namesake" author Jhumpa | 38 |
| "The Namesake" author | 31 |
| U.S. balloon pioneer | 20 |
| Goliath's brother | 21 |
| French naval battle area: 1692 | 30 |