| Dignitary's grand welcome | 29 |
| American Revolution foe | 23 |
| One of Cornwallis' men | 26 |
| Revolutionary War soldier | 25 |
| British soldier of 1775 | 23 |
| Boston Massacre soldier | 23 |
| Emergency organization | 22 |
| Philanthropic organization | 26 |
| Disaster aid organization | 25 |
| Symbol respected worldwide | 26 |
| Swiss-based relief group | 24 |
| Senator Dole once headed it | 27 |
| Organization founded in 1864 | 28 |
| Big name in blood drives | 24 |
| Sanford portrayer Foxx | 22 |
| Foxx who played Sanford | 23 |
| Trouts' spawning ground | 27 |
| Spawning area of trout | 22 |
| Salmon's spawning area | 26 |
| Put in order, in Glasgow | 24 |
| John Elroy Sanford, casually | 28 |
| He played Fred the junkman | 26 |
| Foxx who played a junkman | 25 |
| Demond's costar on TV | 25 |
| Demond's 1970s co-star | 26 |
| 2004 N.B.A. All-Star Michael | 28 |
| "Foxxy" fellow | 24 |
| ___ Foxx, late comedian | 23 |
| Patrick Swayze Cold War movie | 29 |
| River in southern Alberta | 25 |
| Highlands relative of an elk | 28 |
| Antlered grazer of Eurasia | 26 |
| Become flushed, as cheeks | 25 |
| Obviously more embarrassed | 26 |
| Comparatively embarrassed | 25 |
| Comparatively undercooked | 25 |
| ___-Wip (dessert topping) | 25 |
| __-wip: dessert topping | 23 |
| "I Am Woman" singer | 29 |
| "I Am Woman" woman | 28 |
| Songstress from Melbourne | 25 |
| Songstress from Down Under | 26 |
| She is "Woman" | 24 |
| I Am Woman singer Helen | 26 |
| "Angie Baby" singer | 29 |
| Cochineal or eosin, say | 23 |
| Passed out the cards again | 26 |
| Gave out poker cards again | 26 |
| Distributed fresh hands | 23 |
| Exchange for cash, perhaps | 26 |
| Cash in, as trading stamps | 26 |
| Turned in, as for a prize | 25 |
| Cashes in a scratch ticket | 26 |
| Revise crossword clues | 22 |
| Fly-by-night operation? | 23 |
| Most people sleep on it | 23 |
| Flight in the wee hours | 23 |
| Two-day trip, sometimes | 23 |
| It departs late at night | 24 |
| Hooch or all-night flight | 25 |
| Cause of many a hangover | 24 |
| Signs of insomnia, maybe | 24 |
| Two-day trips, sometimes | 24 |
| They're taken at night | 26 |
| They might depart at midnight | 29 |
| Some coast-to-coast flights | 27 |
| Signs of insomnia, perhaps | 26 |
| Communist revenue management? | 29 |
| Sierra Nevada evergreen | 23 |
| Mutineers' pennants | 23 |
| Sundance Kid portrayer Robert | 29 |
| Sundance Festival founder | 25 |
| He starred as Gatsby in 1974 | 28 |
| Aldebaran and Arcturus | 22 |
| "Georgy Girl" star | 28 |
| How some criminals are caught | 29 |
| Cardinal's headgear | 23 |
| Papa Smurf's headgear | 25 |
| Conan O'Brien, e.g. | 23 |
| One who's usually fair | 26 |
| Molly Ringwald, for one | 23 |
| Hot-tempered type, allegedly | 28 |
| Fiery-tempered sort, they say | 29 |
| Archie of comics, e.g. | 22 |
| "23" Blonde ___ | 25 |
| Doyle's famous ruse | 23 |
| Fowl of children's story | 28 |
| "Not I!" hearer | 25 |
| Diversion; distraction | 22 |
| Dish for a shifty politician | 28 |
| Words for Sophie Tucker | 23 |
| Two words in a Simon title | 26 |
| Spicy sauce from Frank's | 28 |
| Like a habanero pepper | 22 |
| Instant, in product names | 25 |
| Time-saving, commercially | 25 |
| Quick, in some product names | 28 |
| Quick, in product names | 23 |
| Italian naturalist Francesco | 28 |
| __-Tea: White Rose product | 26 |