| Tennis's 1977 U.S. Open champ | 33 |
| 1977 US Open tennis champ | 25 |
| 1977 U.S. Open winner | 21 |
| 1977 U.S. Open champion Guillermo | 33 |
| 1977 U.S. Open champ | 20 |
| Anagram and synonym of evil | 27 |
| Awful-tasting | 13 |
| Anagram for evil | 16 |
| Unspeakably bad | 15 |
| Kind of durance | 15 |
| Flagitious | 10 |
| Filthy and disgusting | 21 |
| Evil-minded | 11 |
| Beyond disgusting | 17 |
| Apt anagram of "evil" | 31 |
| Word with durance | 17 |
| Word that becomes its own synonym if the last letter is moved to the front | 74 |
| Unspeakable | 11 |
| Totally disgusting | 18 |
| Kurt ___ & the Violators | 28 |
| Ignominious | 11 |
| Hardly honorable | 16 |
| Foul; evil | 10 |
| Durance ___ | 11 |
| Disgusting-tasting | 18 |
| Apt anagram for evil | 20 |
| Anagram and synonym of "evil" | 39 |
| Adjective for castor oil | 24 |
| Adjective for a cad | 19 |
| "In durance ___ . . . ": Burns | 40 |
| Obnoxious Presidential advisers? | 32 |
| Awful brew? | 11 |
| In an ignominious manner | 24 |
| In a loathsome way | 18 |
| List of dishes from hell's kitchen? | 39 |
| More loathsome | 14 |
| More obnoxious | 14 |
| More abhorrent | 14 |
| More reprehensible | 18 |
| More evil | 9 |
| More depraved | 13 |
| Fuel ship of a more offensive nature | 36 |
| Most loathsome | 14 |
| Of the greatest turpitude | 25 |
| Of least worth | 14 |
| Most repellent | 14 |
| Most hideous | 12 |
| Good excuse to stay home | 24 |
| Alternate title of an Electric Light Orchestra song? | 52 |
| Brother of Odin | 15 |
| Lehar favorite | 14 |
| Slanderer | 9 |
| Luxurious country estate | 24 |
| Vacation retreat | 16 |
| Luxurious retreat | 17 |
| Luxurious country house | 23 |
| Mexican revolutionary Pancho | 28 |
| Luxurious dwelling | 18 |
| Home in Rome | 12 |
| Typical Bond-movie home | 23 |
| Tuscany rental | 14 |
| Rural estate | 12 |
| Riviera home | 12 |
| Revolutionary Pancho | 20 |
| Pleasureful retreat | 19 |
| Pancho of Mexico | 16 |
| Millionaire's retreat | 25 |
| Mexico's Pancho ___ | 23 |
| Mediterranean estate | 20 |
| Luxury hideaway | 15 |
| Luxurious residence | 19 |
| Imposing estate | 15 |
| Home overlooking the sea, maybe | 31 |
| Home for the holidays | 21 |
| Grand Roman home | 16 |
| General Pershing quarry of 1916 | 31 |
| Elegant residence | 17 |
| Digs near the ocean, perhaps | 28 |
| Dacha | 5 |
| Borghese or d'Este | 22 |
| A house in the country | 22 |
| New Brunswick's Acadian ______ | 34 |
| Amityville, administratively | 28 |
| Respected person | 16 |
| Civic leader of yore | 20 |
| Grassy town center | 18 |
| Bad occupation for Doc? | 23 |
| "Macho Man" band | 26 |
| "In the Navy" singing group | 37 |
| "In the Navy" pop group | 33 |
| Townsperson | 11 |
| Exurban resident | 16 |
| Relatives of townspeople | 24 |
| "Our Town" personae | 29 |
| Community center | 16 |
| Towns' little sisters | 25 |
| Some suburbs | 12 |
| Communities | 11 |
| Smoking or drinking in a small town? | 36 |
| New York weekly since 1955 (with ''The'') | 57 |