| Pottery painter in Picadilly | 28 |
| British manicurist, at times | 28 |
| Brit working with nails, say | 28 |
| Sherwin-Williams offering | 25 |
| Glossy cooking utensils | 23 |
| Captivate, in Cheshire | 22 |
| Bewitch, in Birmingham | 22 |
| Finnish lake, to Swedes | 23 |
| Lake in Finland, to Swedes | 26 |
| Finnish lake, to a Swede | 24 |
| Lake in Finland, to a Swede | 27 |
| Equip with weapons, old-style | 29 |
| Equip with weapons, once | 24 |
| Equip for war, old style | 24 |
| Gives weapons, old-style | 24 |
| Mothers' relatives | 22 |
| Mother's relatives | 22 |
| Related, on mom's side | 26 |
| Kinship on mother's side | 28 |
| A flat scale accidental | 23 |
| Some Court of Appeals work | 26 |
| Summerall contemporary | 22 |
| Play-by-play announcer Dick | 27 |
| As a whole, in Le Havre | 23 |
| Confines, as a pet bird | 23 |
| Pitched one's tent | 22 |
| Prepares to spend the night | 27 |
| Does some outdoor pitching? | 27 |
| Reserve item, in France | 23 |
| Turn into bills and/or coins | 28 |
| Convert at Barclays, say | 24 |
| Suffixes with refer and defer | 29 |
| Endings for prefer and differ | 29 |
| Endings for differ and prefer | 29 |
| Sorcerers or magicians, e.g. | 28 |
| Decorate by inlaying a jewel | 28 |
| Decorate with inlaid work | 25 |
| Some fast-food offerings | 24 |
| Live oak of California | 22 |
| Spanish name for the holm oak | 29 |
| Father of Spanish drama | 23 |
| West Berlin, to East Germany | 28 |
| Vatican City, to Rome, e.g. | 27 |
| Vatican City or San Marino | 26 |
| Kennedy compound, e.g. | 22 |
| Phenomena of the empire era | 27 |
| Did a few more numbers | 22 |
| Called for another song | 23 |
| Slide show at a TV station? | 27 |
| Close ___ of the Third Kind | 29 |
| Necessity for an élève | 28 |
| French penman's need | 24 |
| Cover with a hard coating | 25 |
| Place a durable coat on | 23 |
| Cover with a hard surface | 25 |
| Forms a hard coating on | 23 |
| Protect from spies, in a way | 28 |
| Unreadable without a key | 24 |
| Work in volumes: Abbr. | 22 |
| Multivolume ref., usually | 25 |
| It comes in volumes: Abbr. | 26 |
| Atlas shelfmate: Abbr. | 22 |
| Lexicographers' cousins | 27 |
| Surround in a sac, in anatomy | 29 |
| Most desirable of goals | 23 |
| Deceptive football play | 23 |
| Evasive maneuver in football | 28 |
| Made oneself deeply loved | 25 |
| Caused to be highly regarded | 28 |
| Affectionate utterance | 22 |
| "Terms of ___" | 24 |
| Tender names? (Anagram) | 23 |
| Makes (oneself) well-liked | 26 |
| Imbues with lovability | 22 |
| Brings close, in a way | 22 |
| Undertaking, in Britain | 23 |
| Acting through the skin | 23 |
| 1985 Orson Scott Card novel | 27 |
| They may produce checks | 23 |
| Stages of a chess match | 23 |
| Final stages in chess play | 26 |
| Climaxes of chess duels | 23 |
| College in Beverly, Mass. | 25 |
| ___ a tie (require overtime) | 28 |
| Crop duster, at times? | 22 |
| Order at a French bistro | 24 |
| Run longer than expected | 24 |
| Take longer than expected | 25 |
| Run until midnight, say | 23 |
| 1981 Ross/Richie #1 hit | 23 |
| Like Whitman's cradle | 25 |
| 1967 Agatha Christie thriller | 29 |
| Oversized sailing vessel? | 25 |
| Enough to last a lifetime | 25 |
| Mr. Bones, in a minstrel show | 29 |
| Mr. Bones, in a minstrel | 24 |
| Minstrel troupe figure | 22 |
| Minstrel show performer | 23 |
| Minstrel-show performers | 24 |
| Interlocutors' foils | 24 |