| She turned men into animals | 27 |
| 'Odyssey' sorceress | 27 |
| Word with sewing or traffic | 27 |
| Alliance that includes Ukr. | 27 |
| Pancho's pal, on old TV | 27 |
| Op. ___ (in the work cited) | 27 |
| Mention for military honors | 27 |
| Slap with a speeding ticket | 27 |
| Quote from, as a legal case | 27 |
| Summoned to appear in court | 27 |
| Commercial prefix with bank | 27 |
| Name on a New York ballpark | 27 |
| ___ Field (Queens ballpark) | 27 |
| ___ Field (home to Mr. Met) | 27 |
| Truth or Consequences, e.g. | 27 |
| Word in four state capitals | 27 |
| The "C" in N.Y.C. | 27 |
| Pontiac, Lincoln, or Malibu | 27 |
| London's financial area | 27 |
| Like lowest-mileage driving | 27 |
| "Sex and the ___" | 27 |
| Opposite of military: Abbr. | 27 |
| Like some rights and engrs. | 27 |
| Type of servant or engineer | 27 |
| Machine gun's debut war | 27 |
| Like some suits or servants | 27 |
| Kind of engineer or service | 27 |
| Classic baking powder brand | 27 |
| Word before check or jumper | 27 |
| One can stake it or file it | 27 |
| Picked up one's baggage | 27 |
| Bloom of "Charly" | 27 |
| Chennault of Air Force fame | 27 |
| Air Force general Chennault | 27 |
| Soup or sandwich ingredient | 27 |
| One who's close-mouthed | 27 |
| Insistent public expression | 27 |
| The Hatfields or the McCoys | 27 |
| What a tartan may symbolize | 27 |
| Sinatra's cohorts, once | 27 |
| "Braveheart" band | 27 |
| Show that you like the show | 27 |
| Turn off the light, perhaps | 27 |
| Switch activator, sometimes | 27 |
| Show some love, so to speak | 27 |
| Show appreciation at a show | 27 |
| Rhythmically keep time with | 27 |
| The "It Girl" Bow | 27 |
| Silent screen sensation Bow | 27 |
| Invalid befriended by Heidi | 27 |
| "Nutcracker" lead | 27 |
| "Nutcracker" girl | 27 |
| Roaring Twenties sex symbol | 27 |
| County on the River Shannon | 27 |
| Oscar role for Jodie Foster | 27 |
| Woody Allen often plays one | 27 |
| Artie Shaw's instrument | 27 |
| Mild-mannered reporter Kent | 27 |
| Herbert ___ Hoover (No. 31) | 27 |
| Co-worker of Lois and Jimmy | 27 |
| Sci-fi author Arthur C. ___ | 27 |
| The ___, British punk group | 27 |
| They may help with closings | 27 |
| Word with science or middle | 27 |
| One may be easily dismissed | 27 |
| Music Appreciation, for one | 27 |
| Minor league baseball level | 27 |
| Minor-league baseball level | 27 |
| "Moby Dick," e.g. | 27 |
| Material for some animators | 27 |
| The Indians, on scoreboards | 27 |
| The Indians, in a box scorE | 27 |
| Largest Buckeye St. airport | 27 |
| Browns' home, for short | 27 |
| Olympic weightlifting event | 27 |
| Like weather without clouds | 27 |
| Department store superevent | 27 |
| Easy, unobstructed progress | 27 |
| Start of a timely quotation | 27 |
| It's bad on wood floors | 27 |
| Tallest Monty Python member | 27 |
| One that heads up the staff | 27 |
| Radio sportscaster McCarthy | 27 |
| Geppetto's pet goldfish | 27 |
| Asp's victim, for short | 27 |
| Layperson's counterpart | 27 |
| Small-sized reading glasses | 27 |
| Bob Cratchit and Uriah Heep | 27 |
| 1950s-'60s Yankee Boyer | 27 |
| Year in the reign of Pius I | 27 |
| Patsy of country music fame | 27 |
| Outpatient treatment points | 27 |
| Black on the country charts | 27 |
| One of nine sisters in myth | 27 |
| Saatchi & Saatchi award | 27 |
| Mother of Hyacinth, in myth | 27 |
| Film reviewer's showing | 27 |
| Word with film or cartridge | 27 |
| Paper or alligator follower | 27 |
| Widely downloadable imagery | 27 |