| U.S. writer-anthropologist | 26 |
| Pulitzer novelist Oliver | 24 |
| American landscape painter | 26 |
| Continental army volunteer | 26 |
| City of Indiana or Louisiana | 28 |
| Honorary American citizen | 25 |
| New Orleans pirate Jean | 23 |
| Hockey Hall of Famer Pat | 24 |
| Meyerbeer work, at La Scala | 27 |
| "Emeril Live" star | 28 |
| Situation, in Stuttgart | 23 |
| California shoe company | 23 |
| Brand of high-top sneakers | 26 |
| Baton Rouge equipment? | 22 |
| Sound from a leaking keg? | 25 |
| Nobelist in Literature: 1909 | 28 |
| Something for good measure | 26 |
| ___ Como, Italian resort | 24 |
| Snorkeling area patrol unit? | 28 |
| Georgia city or college | 23 |
| Analytical mechanics pioneer | 28 |
| Caribbean capital, to locals | 28 |
| "Well, ___-dah!" | 26 |
| ____-dah: highfalutin' | 26 |
| Comedian Bert and family | 24 |
| Comedian Bert's family | 26 |
| Remove the clerical nature of | 29 |
| Those not in the clergy | 23 |
| Head away from church? | 22 |
| Stored pending payment | 22 |
| Relaxed, California style | 25 |
| Put down, as a new floor | 24 |
| Buttered someone up big-time | 28 |
| Covered, as with paint | 22 |
| Applied to the surface | 22 |
| Exposed and vulnerable | 22 |
| Had a break between flights | 27 |
| Napoleon II's epithet | 25 |
| Ensconced in a hideaway | 23 |
| Holed up, as an animal | 22 |
| Hid away, as an animal | 22 |
| Troubadour's songs | 22 |
| Certain medieval tales | 22 |
| Barista's beverages | 23 |
| Additives for cafés | 22 |
| "Café" additions | 29 |
| Father and victim of Oedipus | 28 |
| Baseball Hall of Famer Nap | 26 |
| It's part of San Diego | 26 |
| Home of U.C. San Diego | 22 |
| "Mighty ___ Rose" | 27 |
| Major Pasadena thoroughfare | 27 |
| Fish also called a largemouth | 29 |
| The Aare flows into it | 22 |
| Creepy place to go boating? | 27 |
| Straits of Mackinac water | 25 |
| Site of Mackinac Island | 23 |
| Hoover Dam's byproduct | 26 |
| Large reservoir on the Nile | 27 |
| Ski resort in New York | 22 |
| Winters '32 and '80 | 28 |
| 1999 Bill Pullman movie | 23 |
| 1980 Winter Olympics site | 25 |
| Wordsworth or Coleridge | 23 |
| Cleveland or Duluth, e.g. | 25 |
| New England freshwater fish | 27 |
| Chicago's ___ Drive | 23 |
| Sierra Nevada attraction | 24 |
| Source of the Blue Nile | 23 |
| Fish also called a namaycush | 28 |
| Site created by Keillor | 23 |
| Best seller by Keillor: 1985 | 28 |
| Sum of 100,000 in India | 23 |
| More like a carmine pigment | 27 |
| "Bell Song" opera | 27 |
| Hindu priestess of opera | 24 |
| Favorite Lily Pons role | 23 |
| "Bell Song" singer | 28 |
| Hindu goddess of fortune | 24 |
| Like some beaver habitats | 25 |
| Former Indian P.M. Shastri | 26 |
| Speech disorder: Comb. form | 27 |
| Tiffany glassmaking rival | 25 |
| Pronounce l's as w's | 28 |
| Steel structural column | 23 |
| ___ column (building support) | 29 |
| Broiled entree, after three | 27 |
| Monk's karate blows? | 24 |
| Tibetan Buddhist practice | 25 |
| Tibetan Buddhism observer | 25 |
| Sancho Panza's land | 23 |
| Region of south-central Spain | 29 |
| Popular Brazilian dance | 23 |
| "Forbidden" dance | 27 |
| Sternly censure (Var.) | 22 |
| Call on the carpet (Var.) | 25 |
| What the Corfu ewe did? | 23 |
| Chelly tree, for example | 24 |
| Decay constants, in physics | 27 |
| Green Bay Packers' field | 28 |