| Features of the White House and Capitol | 39 |
| Doorway curtain | 15 |
| Curtain in a doorway | 20 |
| Doorway curtains | 16 |
| Turning left, asea | 18 |
| Meal serving | 12 |
| Trencherman's concern | 25 |
| Redskins running back Clinton | 29 |
| ... PORTNOY'S COMPLAINT, PORTERHOUSE STEAK, and PORTMANTEAU WORD | 68 |
| Trailblazers shoot here | 23 |
| Trail Blazers' home | 23 |
| Oregon's largest city | 25 |
| Maine's largest city | 24 |
| Home of minor-league baseball's Sea Dogs | 44 |
| City of the NW or the NE | 24 |
| Cement type | 11 |
| Building material first made in Dorsetshire, England | 52 |
| TV sketch comedy set in the "city where young people go to retire" | 76 |
| Beaver State city | 17 |
| Less slender | 12 |
| Superlatively stout | 19 |
| Hefty honcho? | 13 |
| Actress Natalie | 15 |
| Natalie of 'Thor' | 25 |
| Word like "smog" | 26 |
| Blend of two parts | 18 |
| Term for each of the 15 asterisked theme answers in this puzzle | 63 |
| Tangelo, e.g. | 13 |
| Certain blend | 13 |
| "Brunch" or "guesstimate," say | 50 |
| What the plastic surgeon created after I asked to look like a "Star Wars" actress? | 92 |
| Memoirs of a harbor master? | 27 |
| Philip Roth's complainer | 28 |
| Conveyor of the gripes of Roth | 30 |
| London flea market site | 23 |
| ___ call | 8 |
| ___ call (sailor's customary stop) | 38 |
| Site of the National Aquarium | 29 |
| Frequent stop | 13 |
| The Pearl of the Riviera | 24 |
| Shipping datum | 14 |
| Trinidad and Tobago's capital | 33 |
| San Diego's founder Gaspar de ___ | 37 |
| California explorer Gaspar de ____ | 34 |
| Benin's capital | 19 |
| Dessert wines: Var. | 19 |
| Island home of Columbus: c. 1479 | 32 |
| City on the Golfe de la Gonâve | 33 |
| There's one in D.C. | 23 |
| Place with many paintings | 25 |
| Part of a Joyce title | 21 |
| James classic, with "The" | 35 |
| Henry James's picture | 25 |
| H. James novel, with "The" | 36 |
| Poser's backache? | 21 |
| One good at making faces | 24 |
| Mona Lisa et al. | 16 |
| Gilbert Stuart works | 20 |
| Gilbert Stuart specialties | 26 |
| Actor's job | 15 |
| Play the leader of the Knights of the Round Table? | 50 |
| Actor, for example | 18 |
| Enacts | 6 |
| Part of South Carolina's coastline | 38 |
| Located on the left, to a sailor | 32 |
| It's left on a ship | 23 |
| Business that draws wine bottle labels? | 39 |
| ___ call (where ships stop briefly) | 35 |
| Foreign harbors, e.g. | 21 |
| Stops for ships | 15 |
| Places where customs are important | 34 |
| Pier-union actions | 18 |
| Viseu natives | 13 |
| Lisbon born? | 12 |
| Plant of the purslane family | 28 |
| Alcohol-wise, a choice of ___ ... | 33 |
| Ruby or tawny drinks | 20 |
| Postprandial potables | 21 |
| Kinds of alcohol that lend their name to birthmarks | 51 |
| Attitude, in Asti | 17 |
| Spanish inns | 12 |
| Some Iberian inns | 17 |
| ___ question (ask) | 18 |
| ___ question (asked) | 20 |
| Sit to be painted by, perhaps | 29 |
| Cash-strapped college student's survival ploy #4 | 52 |
| Ship in a disaster flick | 24 |
| Greek god of the sea | 20 |
| U. S. sub missile | 17 |
| Ill-fated ship of film | 22 |
| He caused earthquakes | 21 |
| Greek god of the ocean | 22 |
| God of seafood restaurants | 26 |
| Father of Triton | 16 |
| Brother of Zeus | 15 |
| Atlantis was his chosen domain | 30 |
| 2006 remake of a 1972 film | 26 |
| Polish city, to a German | 24 |
| Former Prussian province | 24 |
| Poznan, to Germans | 18 |