| Charlie Parker's instru-ment, familiarly | 44 |
| Brass in the Clinton White House? | 33 |
| Bleeding Gums Murphy's instrument | 37 |
| Begian musical-instrument maker: 1791–1865 | 49 |
| Adolphe with a horn named after him | 35 |
| Adolphe ___, musical instrument inventor | 40 |
| Adolphe _____, musical instrument inventor | 42 |
| "Yakety ___," 1963 hit | 32 |
| "Wailing" instrument, briefly | 39 |
| "Take Five" instrument | 32 |
| ___-Altenburg (former German duchy) | 35 |
| ___-Coburg and Gotha (royal house of Europe) | 44 |
| ___-Coburg-Gotha (British royal house) | 38 |
| Medieval German region, to the French | 37 |
| Former German state, to Frenchmen | 33 |
| Famed French marshal: 1696–1750 | 38 |
| __-Coburg: former Bavarian duchy | 32 |
| ___-Weimar-Eisenach (duchy until W.W. I) | 40 |
| ___-Coburg-Gotha (old British royal house) | 42 |
| ___-Coburg-Gotha (Edward VII's royal house) | 47 |
| ___-Coburg- Gotha, former British royal house | 45 |
| ___-Coburg (part of historic Germany) | 37 |
| ___-Coburg (former German duchy) | 32 |
| ___-Altenburg (old German duchy) | 32 |
| Instruments for Clarence Clemens | 32 |
| Once-again fashionable soulful rock instruments | 47 |
| Instruments in Ravel's "Boléro" | 48 |
| Instruments for Coleman and Coltrane | 36 |
| Cannonball Adderley's equipment | 35 |
| Fifth-century invader of Britain | 32 |
| Longtime New Yorker cartoonist Charles | 38 |
| Instrument Jimmie Lunceford played | 34 |
| Second word of the American national anthem | 43 |
| ''Wait a minute!'' | 34 |
| Two cents' worth, so to speak | 33 |
| Santana "___ It Again" | 32 |
| "Pardon me, but . . ." | 32 |
| ''Come to think of it . . .'' | 45 |
| When tripled, a McCartney/Jackson chart-topper | 46 |
| “What would your mother ___?” | 37 |
| Second word of the U.S. national anthem | 39 |
| Ray Charles "What'd I ___" | 40 |
| “I just had an idea ...” | 32 |
| “I just had a thought ...” | 34 |
| Billy Joel "___ Goodbye to Hollywood" | 47 |
| Berlin's "___ It Isn't So" | 44 |
| "You don't _____!" | 32 |
| "That gives me an idea ..." | 37 |
| "Speaking of which ..." | 33 |
| "Something just crossed my mind..." | 45 |
| "Oh,___can you see ..." | 33 |
| "Oh ___ . . . ," start of partial quote | 49 |
| "Now that I think about it ..." | 41 |
| "I have nothing more to ___" | 38 |
| "Here's an idea ..." | 34 |
| "Come to think of it . . ." | 37 |
| "___ it, don't spray it!" | 39 |
| "___ It Again," 1926 song | 35 |
| ''By the way ...'' | 34 |
| ''By the way . . .'' | 36 |
| "I won't ___ word" | 32 |
| "I __ Little Prayer": 1967 hit | 40 |
| "___ Prayer" (1990 hit) | 33 |
| "___ little prayer for me" | 36 |
| "___ little prayer . . . " | 36 |
| ''I ___ Little Prayer'' | 39 |
| Respond to a doctor's request | 33 |
| Request just before a depression? | 33 |
| Request from a doctor with a tongue depressor | 45 |
| Doctor's request before a throat examination | 48 |
| "__ to the flu": vaccination slogan | 45 |
| Words heard just before freezing? | 33 |
| "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" singer | 48 |
| ''When I Need You'' singer Leo | 46 |
| Word with "nay" or "sooth" | 46 |
| "When I Need You" singer Leo | 38 |
| "When I Need You" singer | 34 |
| Word with "sooth" and "nay" | 47 |
| "Nay" or "sooth" follower | 45 |
| She wrote "The Nine Tailors" | 38 |
| "Strong Poison" author | 32 |
| "Brian's Song" character | 38 |
| British detective-story writer Dorothy | 38 |
| Author of "Strong Poison" | 35 |
| "The Nine Tailors" author | 35 |
| "The Five Red Herrings" author | 40 |
| "Murder Must Advertise" writer Dorothy | 48 |
| "Murder Must Advertise" writer | 40 |
| "Brian's Song" role | 33 |
| "Brian's Song" man | 32 |
| ''Brian's Song'' character | 46 |
| The __ Kid: Willie Mays's nickname | 38 |
| Nickname for an athletic "kid" | 40 |
| Follower of the Sultan of Swat in career homers | 47 |
| Baseball's Willie Mays, with "the" | 48 |
| Greet cordially, with "to" | 36 |
| Greet casually, with "to" | 35 |
| Greet casually (with "to") | 36 |
| Make an inauguration affirmation | 32 |
| "That's life!," e.g. | 34 |