| Athenian statesman during the Peloponnesian War | 47 |
| Yellowish-green, foolish oldsters? | 34 |
| Point in the orbit nearest the earth | 36 |
| She played Roz Doyle on "Frasier" | 43 |
| Orbital position nearest the sun | 32 |
| Classic cliff-hanger (with "The") | 43 |
| Palace of Versailles decor, e.g. | 32 |
| Like the table that hangs in a lab | 34 |
| Kind of table in chemistry class | 32 |
| ___ table (chemistry class topic) | 33 |
| "Magazine," said Tom ___ | 34 |
| Salt with the maximum proportion of element #53 | 47 |
| Relating to a branch of dentistry | 33 |
| They're historically evocative | 34 |
| Unexpected turn of events, as in a literary work | 48 |
| ____ thought!: Don't believe it! | 36 |
| Male fashion of Washington's time | 37 |
| Where execs' benefits are stored? | 37 |
| "I get a company car," said Tom _____ | 47 |
| "Wild Kingdom" host Marlin | 36 |
| Goalie with a bounce in his step? | 33 |
| Programming language designed by Larry Wall | 43 |
| 1995 Physics Nobelist Martin L. ___ | 35 |
| Raphael's "La ___" | 32 |
| Pulitzer-winner composer George et al. | 38 |
| Prefix with ''frost'' | 37 |
| Prefix on names of durable products | 35 |
| Magic word that never loses its power? | 38 |
| Did a beautician's job: Colloq. | 35 |
| What a student might not go without? | 36 |
| Like a teacher who lets you curse | 33 |
| "Step aside, I'll help" | 37 |
| "Here, I can help you" | 32 |
| Anne McCaffrey's dragon land | 32 |
| Anne McCaffrey's dragon world | 33 |
| Roberts of "Trapper John, M.D." | 41 |
| Make a long, grandiloquent speech | 33 |
| James Stockdale as running mate? | 32 |
| One letter changes a Ross to a Juan | 35 |
| Convicts' level on a prison ship? | 37 |
| Committer of a crime, and a rat to boot? | 40 |
| Bit part in "Law and Order"? | 38 |
| Suspects' humiliating escorts | 33 |
| French author Charles who wrote fairy tales | 43 |
| "Jar of Hearts" singer Christina | 42 |
| Valerie of "The Electric Horseman" | 44 |
| "Lenny" Best Actress nominee Valerie | 46 |
| Clothing designer – in New York Harbor? | 46 |
| Warren William & Ricardo Cortez | 35 |
| Medusa killer takes his agent to court? | 39 |
| Worker's bonus for stick-to-it-iveness? | 43 |
| Mail-order carpet seller's mailing? | 39 |
| Ovine with curly black hair prized by furriers | 46 |
| Fancy fabric for Darius the Great? | 34 |
| Cats that look like big puffballs | 33 |
| Dali's "___ of Memory" | 36 |
| PC frequenter of fashionable places? | 36 |
| Dramatis -- (list of play characters) | 37 |
| "Dramatis" follower (cast) | 36 |
| "None of your business" | 33 |
| "Don't take offense at that" | 42 |
| Purchase of one who's looking for love | 42 |
| One's physical or emotional burdens | 39 |
| You don't have to be sick to take it | 40 |
| Not just a fruit basket or something | 36 |
| Extrovert, for one, to a double-crosser | 39 |
| Title locale in a 1937 Ronald Colman film | 41 |
| Money borrowed from a friend, e.g. | 34 |
| Japanese sleuth who always follows you around? | 46 |
| Celebrity's fashion consultant | 34 |
| Kitchen implements of one's own? | 36 |
| Lid in a street (nonsexist style) | 33 |
| Reason for bad performance reviews? | 35 |
| Unpremeditated homicide (nonsexist style) | 41 |
| What Picasso deliberately distorted | 35 |
| '86 Robert Cray album "Strong ___" | 48 |
| Former county in central Scotland | 33 |
| 2-in-1 shampoo-conditioner since 1987 | 37 |
| Items in Washington's closet | 32 |
| Fashion statements in Pepys' day | 36 |
| Stereotypical adult bookstore denizen | 37 |
| Adriatic port that was the birthplace of Rossini | 48 |
| High temperature that won't go away? | 40 |
| "La ___" (Albert Camus novel) | 39 |
| "La ---" (Albert Camus novel) | 39 |
| Film about a tick at a kennel club event? | 41 |
| Job for workers at a basil sauce company? | 41 |
| Traitorous leader of occupied France in W.W. II | 47 |
| Vichy premier (1940-44) and family | 34 |
| Sight in a botanist's horror movie? | 39 |
| Grandpa Munster had one (named Igor) | 36 |
| Volkswagen dealer's faithful companion? | 43 |
| 1983 Stephen King novel, after spell-checking | 45 |
| Their logo is a blue cat and a red dog | 38 |
| Retailer with a cat and dog in its logo | 39 |
| Retailer that sells grasshoppers as food | 40 |
| Retail giant selling dog food, birdcages and such | 49 |
| Corporate name on the Padres' ballpark | 42 |
| Chain store selling gates and crates | 36 |
| ___ Park, home of the San Diego Padres | 38 |