| Inference or deduction | 22 |
| Lager served with a lime | 24 |
| Funeral song in Scotland | 24 |
| Glowing celestial rings | 23 |
| Like the ring in an eclipse | 27 |
| Like places of the heart? | 25 |
| Occasion fit for a king | 23 |
| They're fit for a king | 26 |
| Companions for kind hearts | 26 |
| Certain works in the Louvre | 27 |
| Computer program segment | 24 |
| Sergeant's right-hand man | 29 |
| Sergeant's inferior | 23 |
| Sarge's subordinate | 23 |
| Bare midriffs, in a way | 23 |
| Dilbert is stuck on it | 22 |
| Company's pecking order | 27 |
| Dancers from an exotic island | 29 |
| Irish pop group family name | 27 |
| Overseas reporter: Abbr. | 24 |
| Exchanges of letters: Abbr. | 27 |
| Certain newsman: Abbr. | 22 |
| Where to hold your horses | 25 |
| Place to break a bronco | 23 |
| Place for empty saddles | 23 |
| Get one's head together? | 28 |
| Circle of covered wagons | 24 |
| Job for a body shop worker | 26 |
| Embarrassing newspaper note | 27 |
| Make a parallel example | 23 |
| Have a mutual connection | 24 |
| Do a statistician's job | 27 |
| Connect systematically | 22 |
| Spots connections between | 25 |
| Connects systematically | 23 |
| Communicate with letters | 24 |
| Noisy Down Under festivity | 26 |
| Boisterous party, Down Under | 28 |
| Eaten away, as by acid | 22 |
| Something worn on a hood | 24 |
| Like an etcher's acid | 25 |
| Was a bad influence on | 22 |
| Unreadable Word doc, e.g. | 25 |
| Soho cries of surprise | 22 |
| Medit. island, to French | 24 |
| Corsica, to the French | 22 |
| Light foundation garment | 24 |
| Sign for a support seller? | 26 |
| Waist management items? | 23 |
| Waist management items | 22 |
| Close-fitting undergarments | 27 |
| Pieces of armor for the trunk | 29 |
| Street of central Rome | 22 |
| Rome's Main Street | 22 |
| Beat poet Gregory _____ | 23 |
| Harold and Maude actor Bud | 29 |
| Bud of Harold and Maude | 27 |
| Anti-inflammatory compound | 26 |
| 1956 Winter Olympics site | 25 |
| Shot for an ailing pitcher | 26 |
| La ___, Spanish seaport | 23 |
| Sub's nemesis in W.W. II | 28 |
| Destroyer's cousin | 22 |
| "Route 66" car | 24 |
| 2014 GM reintroduction | 22 |
| N.F.L.'s ___ Brown | 22 |
| Flat-topped flower cluster | 26 |
| Member of a ballet corps | 24 |
| Commuter's stop in Conn. | 28 |
| Mathematical subgroups | 22 |
| High school math subjects | 25 |
| Fantine's daughter | 22 |
| Assist in getting a loan | 24 |
| Assists in getting a loan | 25 |
| Fourier series functions | 24 |
| Tummy tuck or face-lift | 23 |
| Like some rays and dust | 23 |
| "Like wow, man" | 25 |
| Universal salary increase? | 26 |
| Nobel-winning 1936 discovery | 28 |
| Jerry Seinfeld's neighbor | 29 |
| Longtime Hearst publication | 27 |
| Comment in a women's mag? | 29 |
| Taras Bulba's band | 22 |
| Resort region near Barcelona | 28 |
| Coastal region in NE Spain | 26 |
| ___ Sol, part of sunny Spain | 28 |
| Central veins of leaves | 23 |
| "Z" director, 1969 | 28 |
| The west side of Mexico | 23 |
| Hope and Crosby, often | 22 |
| Those sharing the marquee | 25 |
| Sharers of top billing | 22 |
| Hepburn and Tracy, often | 24 |
| Gere and Roberts, e.g. | 22 |
| Film lovers, typically | 22 |
| Cronyn and Tandy, often | 23 |
| Having ribs, in anatomy | 23 |
| Corporate finance technique | 27 |
| London peddler, for short | 25 |