| One with a heavy schedule | 25 |
| Kin of movers and shakers | 25 |
| They may go for big bucks | 25 |
| Some antelopes or rabbits | 25 |
| ___ good turn (helps out) | 25 |
| ___ 180 (reverses course) | 25 |
| "Crime ___ pay" | 25 |
| "It --- matter" | 25 |
| Makes less than a killing | 25 |
| Gets along tolerably well | 25 |
| Retort in a verbal volley | 25 |
| Accomplish, as thou might | 25 |
| Perform, Scriptures-style | 25 |
| Thou ___ protest too much | 25 |
| Accomplishes, in the past | 25 |
| Perform, King James-style | 25 |
| Removed, as one's hat | 25 |
| Removes, as one's hat | 25 |
| Worthless thing, in slang | 25 |
| Spinone Italiano, for one | 25 |
| Loaf, with "it" | 25 |
| It's found in a pound | 25 |
| Pacino-Cazale movie: 1975 | 25 |
| Al Pacino film of '75 | 25 |
| Former Genoese magistrate | 25 |
| Venetian chief magistrate | 25 |
| Venetian official of yore | 25 |
| Venetian magistrate, once | 25 |
| Magistrate at Genoa, once | 25 |
| Reader's place marker | 25 |
| Mark for future reference | 25 |
| Folded corner, as it were | 25 |
| Turned down at the corner | 25 |
| Rap music's Snoop ___ | 25 |
| Whence a front yard growl | 25 |
| Place for one in disgrace | 25 |
| Calf that got a bum steer | 25 |
| Subject in religion class | 25 |
| Well-intentioned activist | 25 |
| Li'l Abner's home | 25 |
| Li'l Abner's land | 25 |
| Four-footed furry friends | 25 |
| Enthusiastic face-lickers | 25 |
| Homer Simpson's shout | 25 |
| Homer Simpson exclamation | 25 |
| Play-___ (kid's clay) | 25 |
| Cry made with a head-slap | 25 |
| Play-___ (kids' clay) | 25 |
| Play-___ (1956 invention) | 25 |
| Noted cartoon catchphrase | 25 |
| Homer Simpson's cries | 25 |
| "___ know you?" | 25 |
| "What __ care?" | 25 |
| "--- know you?" | 25 |
| 'Where -- sign?' | 25 |
| "Get cracking!" | 25 |
| "Start moving!" | 25 |
| Purview of the Atty. Gen. | 25 |
| Gp. that oversees the ATF | 25 |
| Places with colored belts | 25 |
| Hong Kong currency: Abbr. | 25 |
| Like life in Italy, maybe | 25 |
| One-time Clinton opponent | 25 |
| Word with living or paper | 25 |
| Tot's tea party guest | 25 |
| Madame Alexander creation | 25 |
| Word on a Canadian loonie | 25 |
| Word after sand or silver | 25 |
| "Bet you a ___" | 25 |
| "Almighty" item | 25 |
| "9 to 5" singer | 25 |
| Extreme sorrow, in poetry | 25 |
| Hardly a rocket scientist | 25 |
| Joltin' Joe's bro | 25 |
| Fuller's geodesic ___ | 25 |
| Xanadu's pleasure ___ | 25 |
| Royal Albert Hall feature | 25 |
| Astro- or Metro- follower | 25 |
| Like the Capitol building | 25 |
| Aid in reading a road map | 25 |
| They're over rotundas | 25 |
| Features of some stadiums | 25 |
| Game tile with white dots | 25 |
| Major-___ (chief steward) | 25 |
| Major ____: chief steward | 25 |
| Game show announcer Pardo | 25 |
| Vito Corleone's title | 25 |
| Trudeau Minister Jamieson | 25 |
| Head of a crime syndicate | 25 |
| Consigliere's padrone | 25 |
| Apt name for a crime boss | 25 |
| Spanish woman's title | 25 |
| O'Connor from Chicago | 25 |
| Oscar winner as Mr. Chips | 25 |
| Present to Goodwill, e.g. | 25 |
| Visit a bloodmobile, e.g. | 25 |
| Fund-raiser's request | 25 |
| Philanthropist's gift | 25 |
| Cooked and ready to serve | 25 |
| Northernmost Irish county | 25 |