| Dessert symbolizing optimism? | 29 |
| Specialty cookware item | 23 |
| Cookware item with low sides | 28 |
| Half-baked party decoration? | 28 |
| Party streamer material | 23 |
| Crinkle-bottom footwear | 23 |
| Musical passage: Abbr. | 22 |
| Mus. increase in volume | 23 |
| Increase in volume, in mus. | 27 |
| Abbr. in a musical score | 24 |
| Disinfectant ingredient | 23 |
| Oil-burning iron lantern | 24 |
| Beacon-light container | 22 |
| Beacon mounted on a pole | 24 |
| Metal baskets for burning oil | 29 |
| Ready to break, as a wave | 25 |
| Reaching the highest point | 26 |
| Address of the Clampetts | 24 |
| Subjects of King Minos | 22 |
| King Minos's subjects | 25 |
| King Minos' people | 22 |
| King Minos and El Greco, e.g. | 29 |
| Mentally defective person | 25 |
| Certain handicapped persons | 27 |
| Mountaineer's concern | 25 |
| Mountain-climbing obstacle | 26 |
| Ice climber's hazard | 24 |
| Fissure in glacial ice | 22 |
| Perils for polar explorers | 26 |
| Climbers' obstacles | 23 |
| Shuttle astronaut's home | 28 |
| Soldier's hairstyle | 23 |
| Military hair décor | 22 |
| Close-cropped hair style | 24 |
| Boot camp barbering job | 23 |
| Common sight at West Point | 26 |
| Army barber's specialties | 29 |
| Cocktail becomes a coxswain | 27 |
| Aldrin, Armstrong and Collins | 29 |
| Sweater with a rounded collar | 29 |
| Common T-shirt feature | 22 |
| Shipboard regulations? | 22 |
| Lovesey's sergeant | 22 |
| One who cheats at exams | 23 |
| Relying on a cheat sheet | 24 |
| Action taboo at West Point | 26 |
| Cheater's references | 24 |
| British-game equipment | 22 |
| Items for players on a pitch | 28 |
| Played a bat-and-ball game | 26 |
| Insect for English sport fan | 28 |
| Wicket-keeper, for one | 22 |
| One involved in bowling balls | 29 |
| Batsman's protection | 24 |
| Protection from a bowler | 24 |
| Hurl of a noisy insect? | 23 |
| Batsman at a wicket, say | 24 |
| Bawled one's eyes out | 25 |
| What the wronged ump did? | 25 |
| Said "No fair!" | 25 |
| Macbeth's last words | 24 |
| Noted U.S. surgeon: 1864-1943 | 29 |
| Famed Cleveland surgeon | 23 |
| Cleveland Clinic founder | 24 |
| Of a Ukraine peninsula | 22 |
| Like Sevastopol residents | 25 |
| __ War: 1850s conflict | 22 |
| Concern in Sevastopol? | 22 |
| Treasonous act in Vichy | 23 |
| Where prints are examined | 25 |
| FBI facility since 1932 | 23 |
| Examiner of evidence, often | 27 |
| Piece of hard-boiled fiction | 28 |
| It might have red herrings | 26 |
| Goal of a neighborhood watch | 28 |
| They may lead to convictions | 28 |
| Perjury and piracy, for two | 27 |
| Matters for the police | 22 |
| Felonies and misdemeanors | 25 |
| "CSI" concerns | 24 |
| Where evidence is gathered | 26 |
| It often gets a dusting | 23 |
| It may be combed for hairs | 26 |
| Area marked with police tape | 28 |
| Help-the-police program | 23 |
| Outburst of outlaw activity | 27 |
| Law-enforcement challenge | 25 |
| Part two of the observation | 27 |
| Part of a prison yard? | 22 |
| It may be good for a stretch | 28 |
| Newspaper for convicts? | 23 |
| They get specialized lawyers | 28 |
| Ones in joint custody? | 22 |
| Showing deep embarrassment | 26 |
| They obviously show fear | 24 |
| Exhibits fear, in a way | 23 |
| French-fry feature, often | 25 |
| Crease, as one's nose | 25 |
| Los Angeles gang member | 23 |
| Blood's counterpart | 23 |