| Georgia O'Keeffe Museum home | 32 |
| City linked to Atchison and Topeka | 34 |
| Westernmost point of Forrest Gump's long run | 48 |
| "Smooth" guitarist Carlos | 35 |
| "Black Magic Woman" band | 34 |
| Santo Domingo's first president | 35 |
| Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee of '98 | 46 |
| R&R performer of Black Magic Woman | 41 |
| Preceder of John Sebastian at Woodstock | 39 |
| Latin rock band featured at Woodstock | 37 |
| Hall-of-Fame rock band or its lead musician | 43 |
| Big name in guitar rock since the late '60s | 47 |
| "Blues for Salvador" guitarist | 40 |
| 'Black Magic Woman' band | 32 |
| ''Evil Ways'' band | 34 |
| Seasonal workers who should be fat | 34 |
| Volunteers of America employees, perhaps | 40 |
| Images on some Christmas wrapping | 33 |
| ''A votre ___!'' | 32 |
| "À votre ---!" | 32 |
| La ___ (prison where Arsène Lupin was held) | 46 |
| "À votre ___" (toast) | 35 |
| "A votre ___!" (French toast) | 39 |
|   "À votre ___!" | 38 |
| South Carolina's chief river | 32 |
| River formed by the Congaree and Wateree | 40 |
| South Carolina river to the Atlantic | 36 |
| Ron whose #10 was retired by the Chicago Cubs | 45 |
| Johnny's "Sleep Walk" partner | 43 |
| Espiritu __, Vanuatu's largest island | 41 |
| "Sleep Walk" duo ___ & Johnny | 43 |
| Big name in Japanese electronics | 32 |
| Maker of eneloop rechargeable batteries | 39 |
| Company whose name means "three oceans" | 49 |
| Company that made Japan's first plastic radio | 49 |
| Company bought by Panasonic in 2009 | 35 |
| Brand retired by Panasonic in 2012 | 34 |
| Big name in consumer electronics | 32 |
| Word in many Brazilian city names | 33 |
| ___ Miguel (Largest of the Azores) | 34 |
| __ Miguel, largest of the Azores | 32 |
| Start of many Brazilian place names | 35 |
| Start for "Paulo" or "Luis" | 47 |
| ___ Paulo (Brazil's most populous city) | 43 |
| ___ Miguel, largest island of the Azores | 40 |
| ___ João de Meriti (Brazilian city) | 38 |
| Start of many Portuguese place names | 36 |
| Part of many Brazilian place names | 34 |
| __ Tomé and Principe (African nation) | 40 |
| Word with "Tome" or "Tiago" | 47 |
| Word in many Brazilian place names | 34 |
| Word found in the names of many Brazilian cities | 48 |
| Word found in the name of many Brazilian cities | 47 |
| Start of many Brazilian city names | 34 |
| Start for "Tome" or "Tiago" | 47 |
| Portugal's Palácio de ___ Bento | 38 |
| Neptune moon discovered in '02 | 34 |
| Common word in Brazilian geography | 34 |
| ___ Tomé and PrÃncipe (equatorial land) | 45 |
| ___ Tomé and PrÃncipe (African republic) | 46 |
| ___ Tomé (island on the Equator) | 35 |
| ___ Tomé (island in the Gulf of Guinea) | 42 |
| ___ Tiago (one of the Cape Verde islands) | 41 |
| ___ Paulo (BrazilÂ’s most populous state) | 44 |
| ___ Gonçalo (Rio de Janeiro suburb) | 38 |
| ___ Francisco (river through Brazil) | 36 |
| ___ Francisco (longest river wholly in Brazil) | 46 |
| River that starts at the Vioménil | 36 |
| France's _____-et-Loire department | 38 |
| Chalon-sur-___, city SSW of Dijon | 33 |
| ___-et-Loire (French department) | 32 |
| South America's largest city | 32 |
| Largest Southern Hemisphere city | 32 |
| State capital on the Tietê River | 35 |
| South American state capital city | 33 |
| Caesar Park International Airport site | 38 |
| PrÃncipe's island partner | 32 |
| Portuguese-speaking island off the African coast | 48 |
| It's just north of the equator | 34 |
| Island nation off the coast of Gabon | 36 |
| Island just north of the Equator | 32 |
| What some yellow-bellied birds suck | 35 |
| What tree climbers may have to wash off | 39 |
| Raw material for the sugar shack | 32 |
| Alice in Chains "Got Me Wrong" EP | 43 |
| Seven-time NFL Pro Bowler Warren | 32 |
| Seven-time NFL Pro Bowl tackle Warren (m) | 41 |
| 1999 NFL Defensive Player of the Year Warren | 44 |
| 1999 N.F.L. Defensive Player of the Year | 40 |
| '90s-'00s NFL Pro Bowler Warren | 39 |
| Exhausted, as one's strength | 32 |
| Plato's "tenth Muse" | 34 |
| The so-called "Tenth Muse" | 36 |
| Poet with a special passion for women | 37 |
| Plato dubbed her "the tenth Muse" | 43 |
| Plato called her "the tenth Muse" | 43 |
| "The tenth Muse," per Plato | 37 |
| "Hymn to Aphrodite" poet | 34 |
| ''Hymn to Aphrodite'' poet | 42 |
| Winter Olympics site in Japan (1972) | 36 |