| Vinegar made from a liquor | 26 |
| Onetime pickling liquid | 23 |
| Place to pick up some brews | 27 |
| No place for a draft dodger? | 28 |
| Part of a pub crawl, perhaps | 28 |
| Spirits are found here | 22 |
| Sudanese supermodel Wek | 23 |
| South Sudanese supermodel Wek | 29 |
| Film director Keshishian | 24 |
| Kosygin of the Soviet Union | 27 |
| Turkish imperial standard | 25 |
| Ottoman imperial standard | 25 |
| President of Mexico: 1946-52 | 28 |
| One-time Mexican president | 26 |
| Mexican President, 1946-52 | 26 |
| Old distiller's vessel | 26 |
| French lace-making town | 23 |
| French lace-making center | 25 |
| Delicate needlepoint lace | 25 |
| Syrian city, to French | 22 |
| French name for a Syrian city | 29 |
| Syrian city, to the French | 26 |
| Syrian city, to Frenchmen | 25 |
| Syrian city, to a Parisian | 26 |
| French name for Syrian city | 27 |
| City of Syria, to French | 24 |
| City in Syria, to French | 24 |
| Syrian city of 2.5+ million | 27 |
| Syrian city of 2 million | 24 |
| Second-largest Syrian city | 26 |
| 2012 scene of Mideast unrest | 28 |
| Eagle depicted in heraldry | 26 |
| Watchword for a soldado | 23 |
| Parisian's air-raid alarm | 29 |
| Mousquetaire's alarm | 24 |
| Red flag's purpose | 22 |
| Clear thinker's asset | 25 |
| Sentry's attribute | 22 |
| Sentry's sine qua non | 25 |
| Quality given by pep pills | 26 |
| Product of caffeine pills | 25 |
| Fortified city in Gaul | 22 |
| Electricity pioneer Volta | 25 |
| Bass shipment for a boss? | 25 |
| Either side of a doorjamb | 25 |
| Either side of a door jamb | 26 |
| Either jamb of a doorway | 24 |
| Take ___ (do steno work) | 24 |
| Part of the Ring of Fire | 24 |
| Part of the 49th state | 22 |
| Invasion site of '42 | 24 |
| Catherine Archipelago, today | 28 |
| Brewery wagons? (D.E.) | 22 |
| Old English pub proprietors | 27 |
| Unsuccessful invader of India | 29 |
| His band played ragtime | 23 |
| George -- Louis (royal baby) | 28 |
| "Seinfeld" co-star | 28 |
| Former European leader | 22 |
| Don Ameche's famous role | 28 |
| Dieting Founding Father | 23 |
| Czar Nicholas II's home | 27 |
| Poet friend of Jonathan Swift | 29 |
| Poet and spirtual leader | 24 |
| Site of a famed library | 23 |
| City in Egypt or Louisiana | 26 |
| Ancient seat of learning | 24 |
| Twelve-syllable line of verse | 29 |
| Football's Karras et al. | 28 |
| "Roots" writer | 24 |
| 'Roots' author | 22 |
| '90s soccer great Lalas | 27 |
| Soccer Hall of Famer Lalas | 26 |
| Hockeyist ____ Kovalev | 22 |
| 1990s soccer star Lalas | 23 |
| 'Dynasty' schemer | 25 |
| Man with all the answers? | 25 |
| His questions are answers | 25 |
| Man with all the answers | 24 |
| Alphabet for the military | 25 |
| Feed for cattle and horses | 26 |
| Kid in shorts with a cowlick | 28 |
| Freckled Little Rascal | 22 |
| "Our Gang" kid | 24 |
| Former Ecuadorian President | 27 |
| Maker of Spider roadsters | 25 |
| Car with a dragon in its logo | 29 |
| They might precede bravos | 25 |
| Italian sports cars, briefly | 28 |
| Italian autos, familiarly | 25 |
| Some Italian cars, for short | 28 |
| Code words for "A" | 28 |
| A's in communications | 25 |
| Sporty cars, familiarly | 23 |
| Racy Italian cars, for short | 28 |
| Some Spiders, informally | 24 |
| Nuclear-powered Soviet subs | 27 |
| A's in military code | 24 |
| Palestinian nationalist group | 29 |
| Italian tragic poet Vittorio | 28 |