| Shrewsbury's county | 23 |
| Transparent sea creature | 24 |
| Tiny creature in warm seas | 26 |
| Nightspot with Latin music | 26 |
| Jazzy Latin dance site | 22 |
| Chinese checkers' cousin | 28 |
| 1968 Davis/Lawford spy spoof | 28 |
| Some New England houses | 23 |
| Early New England houses | 24 |
| Plant growing near the sea | 26 |
| He wrote "Bambi" | 26 |
| "Bambi" author | 24 |
| Author of "Bambi" | 27 |
| Where brine is refined | 22 |
| Whence some condiments come | 27 |
| Sodium chloride factories | 25 |
| Food preservation experts | 25 |
| More R-rated, as dialogue | 25 |
| Having more four-letter words | 29 |
| Comparatively brackish | 22 |
| Negotiations of 1977-79 | 23 |
| Carter/Brezhnev treaty | 22 |
| Carter-era missile pact | 23 |
| Saving, as for a rainy day | 26 |
| Saint Andrew's cross | 24 |
| Not quite fresh, as water | 25 |
| 2002 Winter Olympics site | 25 |
| Where Sarah Hughes won gold | 27 |
| The Crossroads of the West | 26 |
| Sodium source for livestock | 27 |
| Deer-attracting deposit | 23 |
| Where animals go for saline | 27 |
| Sea-flooded grasslands | 22 |
| Spinderella's rap group | 27 |
| "Shoop" group | 23 |
| Meat-packing city in Uruguay | 28 |
| Southeast California sight | 26 |
| Where NaCl is collected | 23 |
| Seawater evaporation site | 25 |
| Sailor's pocket bread? | 26 |
| Sailor's old-time staple | 28 |
| Roosevelt Dam's locale | 26 |
| Puts aside for a rainy day | 26 |
| Refillable tableware item | 25 |
| It has holes in its head | 24 |
| Logician's boo-boo | 22 |
| Submarine's milieu | 22 |
| Experienced sailors, slangily | 29 |
| Roman goddess of health | 23 |
| Old Italian goddess of health | 29 |
| Nobelist in Medicine: 1969 | 26 |
| Rescue from destruction | 23 |
| Get out of the wreckage | 23 |
| Demolition acquisition | 22 |
| Snatched from the fire, e.g. | 28 |
| Retrieves from a shipwreck | 26 |
| Activity of some divers | 23 |
| Soteriologist's field | 25 |
| General Booth's Army | 24 |
| Busy group at Yuletide | 22 |
| Sierra Nevada competitor | 24 |
| For The Love of Beer beer | 25 |
| Boston-based beer brand | 23 |
| Beer named for a patriot | 24 |
| "Touch Me" singer | 27 |
| Winged fruit of the maple | 25 |
| Seed of the ash or elm | 22 |
| One-seeded, winged fruit | 24 |
| City of ancient Palestine | 25 |
| City built by King Omri | 23 |
| Capital of ancient Palestine | 28 |
| Ancient Hebrew kingdom | 22 |
| Lender of a helping hand | 24 |
| Good -- (helpful sort) | 22 |
| Desperado of the 19th century | 29 |
| Judo-like wrestling style | 25 |
| Form of Soviet wrestling | 24 |
| Licorice-flavored liqueurs | 26 |
| What we're all in? | 22 |
| Expeditious type of delivery | 28 |
| Dry cleaner's promise | 25 |
| Hebrew letter after nun | 23 |
| Soft and crumbling, as bricks | 29 |
| Crumbly, as kiln bricks | 23 |
| Movie about a stale fruit? | 26 |
| Memo from a bored stripteaser | 29 |
| Watergate-hearings senator | 26 |
| Like some modern marriages | 26 |
| "___, Next Year" | 26 |
| Unimaginative rejoinder | 23 |
| Three-stringed instrument | 25 |
| Japanese musical instrument | 27 |
| Geisha's instrument | 23 |
| Banjolike Japanese instrument | 29 |
| Banjo's Japanese cousin | 27 |
| Stringed instruments of Japan | 29 |
| Japanese musical instruments | 28 |
| Banjo's eastern kin | 23 |
| Soviet contraband literature | 28 |
| Fish that may someday spawn | 27 |