| Dutch painter: 1613–75 | 29 |
| Catholic Bible version | 22 |
| Components of a word game | 25 |
| Consecutive tennis shutouts | 27 |
| Tight squeeze for a couple? | 27 |
| Two cherries on one stem? | 25 |
| Pot used to melt chocolate | 26 |
| Put two houses on one lot? | 26 |
| Unflattering facial feature | 27 |
| Staple Le Carré feature | 26 |
| Raised to the ninth power? | 26 |
| Part of a formal request | 24 |
| Foursome's social outing | 28 |
| Outing for two couples | 22 |
| Go out with another couple | 26 |
| Foursome on the town, perhaps | 29 |
| Activity for a foursome | 23 |
| Baseball's pioneer | 22 |
| Former Manhattan sight | 22 |
| Served a second purpose | 23 |
| Receiving two pensions | 22 |
| Words with toil and trouble | 27 |
| Bent over, as from pain | 23 |
| Difficult jump-rope game | 24 |
| Term with two meanings | 22 |
| Tennis service setback | 22 |
| Tennis server's setback | 27 |
| Tennis server's miscue | 26 |
| Modern baseball rarity | 22 |
| Popular leisure suit fabric | 27 |
| Baseball-uniform material | 25 |
| What new moms of twins need? | 28 |
| Archie Bunker specialties | 25 |
| Split between roommates | 23 |
| CHARLIE-DOROTHY, ELEANOR-FESS | 29 |
| Valet's temporary option | 28 |
| Earns a ticket, in a way | 24 |
| Like an oboe, but not a sax? | 28 |
| Gridiron razzle-dazzle plays | 28 |
| Equivoques; ambiguities: Fr. | 28 |
| Supersized slaw serving? | 24 |
| Gift-wrapping adhesive | 22 |
| Extended patience, perhaps | 26 |
| Cardplayer's oxymoron | 25 |
| Card player's oxymoron | 26 |
| Pads out, as a term paper | 25 |
| Snug Elizabethan attire | 23 |
| Gang up on, as in basketball? | 29 |
| Defensive woes? (1967) | 22 |
| 1980s sitcom about twins | 24 |
| 2 and 12, e.g., in dice | 23 |
| Letter between vee and ex | 25 |
| Sharing quarters for one | 24 |
| Convincer's activity | 24 |
| They have nagging questions | 27 |
| Supreme skeptic (1991- ) | 25 |
| Mamie Eisenhower, née ___ | 28 |
| Mamie Geneva ___ Eisenhower | 27 |
| Area free of bakeries? | 22 |
| American soldiers of WWI | 24 |
| KitchenAid mixer add-on | 23 |
| It's cheaper by the dozen | 29 |
| Homer's temptation | 22 |
| Stratford actor Campbell | 24 |
| Lincoln's debate opponent | 29 |
| Greatest Canadian Premier | 25 |
| Great Canadian Premier | 22 |
| ___, Georgia; ___, Alaska | 25 |
| W.W. II military trademark | 26 |
| Start of an idle question | 25 |
| Treat, as per a famous rule | 27 |
| Brad of "Deadwood" | 28 |
| Without a pleasant face | 23 |
| Extinguishes, as a candle | 25 |
| Rembrandt protégé | 23 |
| Very sweet, as Champagne | 24 |
| Billet-___ (love letter) | 24 |
| Popular chocolate snack | 23 |
| Option for soap or ice cream | 28 |
| Ice cream truck purchase | 24 |
| Noted Matthew Arnold poem | 25 |
| North Sea catch of the day | 26 |
| Commonly eaten flatfish | 23 |
| White cliffs chronicle? | 23 |
| Plant of the geranium family | 28 |
| Not wanting to fight, say | 25 |
| Advocating détente, e.g. | 27 |
| 1964 hit for Manfred Mann | 25 |
| Pulitzer winner Maureen | 23 |
| Elwood, in "Harvey" | 29 |
| More matronly in dress | 22 |
| Unattractively old-fashioned | 28 |
| "When ___ eat?" | 25 |
| "When __ eat"? | 24 |
| Widow's inheritance | 23 |
| Provided for, as a widow | 24 |
| Widows' inheritances | 24 |
| Widows' allowances | 22 |
| Wall Street partnership | 23 |
| Investors' concern | 22 |