| Houston and Coleridge: Abbr. | 28 |
| 1999 Best Director winner | 25 |
| Maker of Galaxy phones | 22 |
| First ruler of the Slavs | 24 |
| South Pacific islander | 22 |
| Margaret Mead interviewee | 25 |
| Native of Navigators Islands | 28 |
| Language with only 14 letters | 29 |
| Some Mead interviewees | 22 |
| Margaret Mead study objects | 27 |
| Margaret Mead interviewees | 26 |
| Fa'aaloaloga celebrants | 27 |
| Filled Asian appetizers | 23 |
| Some tearoom equipment | 22 |
| Dog originally from Russia | 26 |
| American Indian porridge | 24 |
| Yangtze River transports | 24 |
| Studies a small part of | 23 |
| Salesmen sometimes leave them | 29 |
| He sang with the Pharaohs | 25 |
| Front man in 60's pop | 25 |
| A whale of a 60's singer? | 29 |
| Patriotic name in beer | 22 |
| Boston patriot's plant | 26 |
| Colonial patriot/physicist? | 27 |
| Watergate interrogator | 22 |
| Liberal radio host Lynn | 23 |
| 1970 economics Nobelist | 23 |
| EAGER TO USE LYRICAL MOLD | 25 |
| Island in the Gulf of Siam | 26 |
| Woman's imperfection? | 25 |
| Culprit in California quakes | 28 |
| Site of Goodfellow AFB, Tex. | 28 |
| Fort Sam Houston locale | 23 |
| Locale of Lackland A.F.B. | 25 |
| Site of Trinity University | 26 |
| Site of a famous mission | 24 |
| Loire Valley white wine | 23 |
| Top-10 surname in Spain | 23 |
| Don Quixote's squire | 24 |
| Quixote's squire Panza | 26 |
| Quixote's squire __ Panza | 29 |
| Cervantes's _____ Panza | 27 |
| Cervantes's ___ Panza | 25 |
| Holy, in Latin phrases | 22 |
| ___ SpÃritus (Cuban city) | 28 |
| Fortress for summer shoes? | 26 |
| Like centurions, typically | 26 |
| Tree with fragrant oil | 22 |
| Material for cabinetwork | 24 |
| Resin used in making varnish | 28 |
| Temporary flood stopper | 23 |
| Surreptitiously thwart | 22 |
| Emergency levee component | 25 |
| Common balloon ballast | 22 |
| Bit of flood protection | 23 |
| Flood protection items | 22 |
| Danger for a riverboat | 22 |
| Coastal shipping perils | 23 |
| Removes paint, in a way | 23 |
| Playground play ground | 22 |
| Place for child's play | 26 |
| Place for a classic fight | 25 |
| Kiddie playground area | 22 |
| Writer of a 1939 Lincoln bio | 28 |
| Mold metal in a certain way | 27 |
| Pacific Coast food fish | 23 |
| 1930 Triple Crown jockey | 24 |
| Triple Crown jockey of 1930 | 27 |
| Three-time Derby winner | 23 |
| Noted jockey of yesteryear | 26 |
| Hall-of-Fame jockey Earl | 24 |
| Hall of Fame jockey Earl | 24 |
| Earl of Triple Crown fame | 25 |
| Carpenter's vacation spot | 29 |
| Cageless exhibit pioneer | 24 |
| Mail-order charge, for short | 28 |
| TV talk-show hostess Freeman | 28 |
| Qualcomm Stadium athlete | 24 |
| West Coast missionaries? | 24 |
| California tourist attraction | 29 |
| Balboa Park institution | 23 |
| Like some picnic edibles | 24 |
| Tinned fish with more grit? | 27 |
| Neighborhood ballfield | 22 |
| Kids' baseball site | 23 |
| Youngsters' diamonds | 24 |
| Young hitters' haunts | 25 |
| Sites for pickup games | 22 |
| Neighborhood sports spots | 25 |
| Amateur baseball fields | 23 |
| Whips and chains, informally | 28 |
| Violent roleplaying, say | 24 |
| Folsom Street Fair theme | 24 |
| Alternative to a plane? | 23 |
| Abrasive wood smoother | 22 |
| Where play's the thing | 26 |
| Place for trucks and shovels | 28 |
| Construction site formations | 28 |
| Small wading bird | 25 |