| Subject of a Peter Weiss play | 29 |
| Meshlike curtain fabric | 23 |
| The Smiths guitarist Johnny | 27 |
| Johnny formerly of The Smiths | 29 |
| Dave ___, former golf star | 26 |
| Sudan's ___ Mountains | 25 |
| Occasion for the Cana miracle | 29 |
| Need for wedding parties? | 25 |
| Bride and groom's need | 26 |
| Wedding ceremony, e.g. | 22 |
| Matrimonial relationships | 25 |
| Like most honeymooners | 22 |
| "I ___ an Angel" | 26 |
| Matthew Modine comedy of 1988 | 29 |
| 1988 Michelle Pfeiffer film | 27 |
| 1988 Michelle Pfeiffer comedy | 29 |
| 1988 Jonathan Demme film | 24 |
| Film about a career janitor? | 28 |
| Film about swabbing drudgery? | 29 |
| Walks down an aisle, maybe | 26 |
| Puts one and one together? | 26 |
| Blood cells' birthplace | 27 |
| Advice to a wannabe princess? | 29 |
| Start of an old proverb | 23 |
| "___ haste . . . " | 28 |
| Start of a wedding proverb | 26 |
| Honeymooners' state? | 24 |
| Fifth part of the message | 25 |
| Get hitched to leave class? | 27 |
| Wynton of jazz trumpet | 22 |
| Trumpet virtuoso Wynton | 23 |
| 1996 Jack Nicholson movie | 25 |
| Some nougat-filled treats | 25 |
| Milky Ways, outside the U.S. | 28 |
| Alternatives to Butterfingers | 29 |
| Milky Way bars and others | 25 |
| Astronomer's snack? | 23 |
| French national anthem | 22 |
| REVERSIBLE COTTON FABRIC | 24 |
| Port on the Gulf of Lion | 24 |
| France's oldest city | 24 |
| Four-time Oscar nominee Mason | 29 |
| Mason of The Goodbye Girl | 25 |
| Actress Hunt, from Chicago | 26 |
| ___, Charity Organizer | 22 |
| Placing in proper rank | 22 |
| Thurgood of the Supreme Court | 29 |
| Chief Justice from Virginia | 27 |
| Eminem's real name | 22 |
| Item for a sweet tooth | 22 |
| Shooter of soft confections | 27 |
| Kangaroo or koala, e.g. | 23 |
| Charles ___, Frankish ruler | 27 |
| Circular, towerlike fort | 24 |
| Glossy-coated carnivores | 24 |
| She wed George Washington | 25 |
| American choreography pioneer | 29 |
| Wife of the 3d U.S. President | 29 |
| Laughing choreographer? | 23 |
| Cuban revolutionary José | 27 |
| Hero of Cuban independence | 26 |
| Cuban patriot: 1853–95 | 29 |
| Word before arts or law | 23 |
| Adjective for certain arts | 26 |
| Joy felt by a warmonger? | 24 |
| Dixie Chicks member Maguire | 27 |
| Tennis' Navratilova | 23 |
| Country singer McBride | 22 |
| 1995 sports autobiography | 25 |
| Beverly Sills contemporary | 26 |
| White House Van Burens | 22 |
| Navratilova and Arroyo | 22 |
| Contemporary U.S. writer | 24 |
| "Gorky Park" author | 29 |
| 'The Hobbit' star | 25 |
| English explorer of Canada | 26 |
| Double-up betting system | 24 |
| Jiminy Glick portrayer | 22 |
| Bet becomes emporium gelt | 25 |
| Milliner's mall unit? | 25 |
| Japanese merchant ship | 22 |
| Word on a Japanese ship | 23 |
| Japanese ship designation | 25 |
| Word on a Japanese freighter | 28 |
| Supertanker Nissei ___ | 22 |
| Name on Japanese ships | 22 |
| Merchant ship, in Tokyo | 23 |
| Merchant ship in Tokyo | 22 |
| Japanese merchant vessel | 24 |
| Japanese maritime designation | 29 |
| Badtz-___ (Sanrio character) | 28 |
| Japanese merchant vessels | 25 |
| Japanese merchant ships | 23 |
| Captain drawn by C. C. Beck | 27 |
| Big name in comic books | 23 |
| "X-Men" publisher | 27 |
| Of Alpert's sportscasts? | 28 |
| 1974 platinum R&B album | 27 |
| Tavern run by funny brothers? | 29 |
| Chico, Zeppo, etc., for short | 29 |