| Longtime N.F.L. coach nicknamed Papa Bear | 41 |
| Longtime name in baseball broadcasting | 38 |
| Longtime name on "Today" | 34 |
| Longtime nemesis of the Washington Generals | 43 |
| Longtime New Year's Eve bandleader | 38 |
| Longtime New York Post gossip columnist | 39 |
| Longtime New York Rangers defenseman Brian | 42 |
| Longtime New York Sun editor Charles ___ | 40 |
| Longtime New York theater critic | 32 |
| Longtime New York Times publisher | 33 |
| Longtime New York Times publisher Adolph | 40 |
| Longtime New Yorker cartoonist Charles | 38 |
| Longtime New Yorker cartoonist Peter | 36 |
| Longtime New Yorker cartoonist Roz | 34 |
| Longtime New Yorker cartoonist Saul | 35 |
| Longtime Newsweek film critic David | 35 |
| Longtime NFL coach Schottenheimer | 33 |
| Longtime North Carolina senator Helms | 37 |
| Longtime North Dakota senator Gerald and others | 47 |
| Longtime Notre Dame coach Parseghian | 36 |
| Longtime Notre Dame football coach Lou | 38 |
| Longtime Ohio State football coach Jim | 38 |
| Longtime Olivia Newton-John label | 33 |
| Longtime Parlophone record label owner | 38 |
| Longtime partner of Mike Nichols | 32 |
| Longtime Penn State football coach | 34 |
| Longtime Pennsylvania congressman John | 38 |
| Longtime Pet Shop Boys record label | 35 |
| Longtime Philippine archbishop ___ Sin | 38 |
| Longtime Pittsburgh radio station | 33 |
| Longtime play-by-play announcer Chris | 37 |
| Longtime pop group with mostly self-named albums | 48 |
| Longtime portrait studio __ Mills | 33 |
| Longtime portrait studio, ___ Mills | 35 |
| Longtime publisher __, Mead and Company | 39 |
| Longtime record label of Frank Sinatra | 38 |
| Longtime Red Sox sportscaster Gowdy | 35 |
| Longtime Red Wings center Fedorov | 33 |
| Longtime rival of chess's Garry | 35 |
| Longtime Rolling Stones bassist Bill | 36 |
| Longtime San Francisco Examiner publisher | 41 |
| Longtime science fiction magazine | 33 |
| Longtime Senate colleague of Arlen | 34 |
| Longtime Senate colleague of Kassebaum | 38 |
| Longtime Senate colleague of Thurmond | 37 |
| Longtime separatist Sri Lankan group | 36 |
| Longtime Sierra Club director Adams | 35 |
| Longtime skating partner of Randy Gardner | 41 |
| Longtime slogan for a breakfast food | 36 |
| Longtime sponsor in NASCAR events | 33 |
| Longtime sponsor of racing's #43 car | 40 |
| Longtime sponsor of Richard Petty | 33 |
| Longtime sponsor of the Metropolitan Opera | 42 |
| Longtime Starbucks chairman Howard | 34 |
| Longtime Susan Lucci daytime role | 33 |
| Longtime Syrian ruling family name | 34 |
| Longtime teammate of Mr. November | 33 |
| Longtime telecom monopoly "figurehead" | 48 |
| Longtime Thanksgiving parade toon balloon | 41 |
| Longtime Tiger Woods coach Butch __ | 35 |
| Longtime Tunisian president Bourguiba | 37 |
| Longtime Vermont Senator Patrick | 32 |
| Longtime Vicki Lawrence character | 33 |
| Longtime villainess Kane of soapdom | 35 |
| Longtime Washington pol, familiarly | 35 |
| Longtime welterweight boxing champ | 34 |
| Longtime West Virginia senator Robert | 37 |
| Longtime White House correspondent Thomas | 41 |
| Longtime Yankee third baseman, informally | 41 |
| Lonnegan in "The Sting" | 33 |
| Look accompanying a pass, sometimes | 35 |
| Look after (with "to") | 32 |
| Look after a neighbor's dog, say | 36 |
| Look at long ... and with longing | 33 |
| Look at ___ (let a good pitch go by) | 36 |
| Look causing bad luck, supposedly | 33 |
| Look down on the clouds, perhaps | 32 |
| Look emphasized by black clothing | 33 |
| Look featuring a curled upper lip | 33 |
| Look for dirt, literal or otherwise | 35 |
| Look for grammatical errors, say | 32 |
| Look for the best baseball glove? | 33 |
| Look from a lounge lizard, perhaps | 34 |
| Look here to find out what's cooking | 40 |
| Look like you know what you're doing | 40 |
| Look mischievously amused, as eyes | 34 |
| Look natural on a baseball field, say | 37 |
| Look of one needing a comeuppance | 33 |
| Look of one who's just seen a ghost | 39 |
| Look relaxed when you're nervous, e.g. | 42 |
| Look that may be accompanied by a smirk | 39 |
| Look that may include thick-rimmed glasses | 42 |
| Look that means ''look out'' | 44 |
| Look that means "Look out" | 36 |
| Look through a peephole, perhaps | 32 |
| Look through half-closed blinds, e.g. | 37 |
| Look when you're not supposed to | 36 |
| Looked after, with "for" | 34 |
| Looked for security cameras, say | 32 |
| Looked into again, as a criminal case | 37 |