| Gustave Flaubert's birthplace | 33 |
| Where William the Conqueror died | 32 |
| Where Monet's cathedral series was painted | 46 |
| Where Joan of Arc was put to death | 34 |
| Jeanne d'Arc was martyred here | 34 |
| Hundred Years' War siege site | 33 |
| French city where Joan of Arc met her fate | 42 |
| City where Joan of Arc was burned at the stake | 46 |
| City where Joan of Arc was burned | 33 |
| Capital of Seine-Maritime department | 36 |
| "Madame Bovary" setting | 33 |
| It'll make you red in the face | 34 |
| Stendahl's "Le ___ et le noir" | 44 |
| Noir's counterpart in roulette | 34 |
| Police artist's drawing, e.g. | 33 |
| Drawing of the area next to the fairway? | 40 |
| Literally, "small wheel" | 34 |
| It's played against the house | 33 |
| Inspiration for "Wheel of Fortune" | 44 |
| Game with a ball that no player ever touches | 44 |
| Game played with a 1/2- to 3/4-inch ball | 40 |
| "Frère Jacques," e.g. | 34 |
| Kind of vowel in "loop" | 33 |
| Petition with names in circular form | 36 |
| What you make during concert season | 35 |
| Clue for this puzzle's four longest answers | 47 |
| "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" and others | 46 |
| Place for King Arthur's knights | 35 |
| Algonquin's literary luncheon club | 38 |
| Not an apt support for a box camera? | 36 |
| Star of "The Wrestler" | 32 |
| Oscar nominee for "The Wrestler" | 42 |
| Mickey of "Iron Man 2" | 32 |
| Mickey of "9½ Weeks" | 33 |
| "The Wrestler" star Mickey | 36 |
| "Sin City" actor Mickey | 33 |
| What ballplayers call a "laugher" | 43 |
| Perform a cabinetmaking function | 32 |
| Contest that might involve a doormat | 36 |
| A "laughter" in sports | 32 |
| "Laugher" in sports parlance | 38 |
| What a traveling salesman travels | 33 |
| Way to get from point A to point B | 34 |
| Way described in the "Anabasis" | 41 |
| Navigation device's suggestion | 34 |
| "I get my kicks on ___ 66" | 36 |
| Computer networking device that may be wireless | 47 |
| Device for making grooves in wood | 33 |
| Letter carriers' assignments | 32 |
| Dive, surface, dive, surface, etc.? | 35 |
| "Who's On First?," notably | 40 |
| Sauce thickened with flour and fat | 34 |
| Flour mixture used to thicken soup | 34 |
| Mac-and-cheese sauce, essentially | 33 |
| Subject of the book "Bush's Brain" | 48 |
| Go hither and yon, hither and yon | 33 |
| Van Morrison "One Irish ___" | 38 |
| Name on a bone-shaped ID tag, perhaps | 37 |
| Fleetwood Mac: "Red ___" | 34 |
| "Red" one in a classic playground game | 48 |
| Steinbeck's "Cannery ___" | 39 |
| You don't want to be in the last one | 40 |
| Steinbeck's "Cannery __" | 38 |
| Part of an airplane seat assignment | 35 |
| Bob Dylan "Desolation ___" | 36 |
| "Kings ___," Bellamann novel | 38 |
| Martin's "Laugh-In" partner | 41 |
| Martin's partner in classic TV | 34 |
| Martin's partner in 1960s-'70s TV | 41 |
| Martin's "Laugh-In" co-host | 41 |
| Martin's "Laugh- In" partner | 42 |
| Atkinson of "Mr. Bean" | 32 |
| Atkinson of ''Mr. Bean'' | 40 |
| Actor Atkinson, player of Mr. Bean | 34 |
| "Mr. Bean" portrayer Atkinson | 39 |
| "Mr. Bean's Holiday" actor Atkinson | 49 |
| 'Mr. Bean' star Atkinson | 32 |
| "Dirty Jobs" host Mike | 32 |
| "Tamerlane" dramatist Nicholas | 40 |
| "Lady Jane Grey" playwright | 37 |
| Schoolboy ___, former Detroit pitcher | 37 |
| Poet laureate of England: 1715–18 | 40 |
| Playwright who created the character Lothario | 45 |
| Nicholas or "Schoolboy" | 33 |
| Michael Jackson baby mama Debbie | 32 |
| English poet who wrote "Lady Jane Grey" | 49 |
| English poet laureate: 1715–18 | 37 |
| Baseball's "Schoolboy" | 36 |
| Baseball's ``Schoolboy'' | 36 |
| 1930s-'40s pitcher "Schoolboy" __ | 47 |
| 18th-century Poet Laureate Nicholas | 35 |
| 17th-18th century British poet Nicholas | 39 |
| "The Fair Penitent" playwright Nicholas | 49 |
| "Tamerlane" playwright Nicholas | 41 |
| "Schoolboy" of pitching fame | 38 |
| "Lady Jane Grey" writer Nicholas | 42 |
| "Lady Jane Grey" dramatist, 1715 | 42 |
| "Lady Jane Grey" dramatist | 36 |
| "Deadliest Catch" narrator Mike | 41 |
| Went through an "oar-deal" | 36 |