| Alfred P. ___ Foundation | 24 |
| "Ashcan" painter | 26 |
| -- -Kettering Institute | 23 |
| ____-Kettering Institute | 24 |
| London's ___ Square | 23 |
| Girlfriend of Ferris Bueller | 28 |
| Trendy square in London | 23 |
| Tennis player Stephens | 22 |
| Mr. of a Joe Orton play | 23 |
| Mercury Theatre player | 22 |
| Brit. Museum benefactor | 23 |
| Artist Eric or actor Everett | 28 |
| Actor Everett ___: 1909-65 | 26 |
| Works of a U. S. painter | 24 |
| Popular liniment brand | 22 |
| Classic brand of liniment | 25 |
| Former theatrical lifts | 23 |
| Dinner's often on him | 25 |
| Oscar Madison, for one | 22 |
| Neatnik's antithesis | 24 |
| Neatnik's counterpart | 25 |
| Hardly an orderly type | 22 |
| Oscar Madison, famously | 23 |
| Neatnik's bête noire | 27 |
| Neat freak's nemesis | 24 |
| Creator of a mare's nest | 28 |
| Unwelcome roommate, perhaps | 27 |
| Someone who leaves things out | 29 |
| Schulz's Pig-Pen, e.g. | 26 |
| Sartorially challenged person | 29 |
| Pig-Pen or Oscar Madison | 24 |
| Person with no hang-ups? | 24 |
| Oscar Madison, notably | 22 |
| Oscar Madison for one | 22 |
| One in need of an organizer | 27 |
| Neat freak's opposite | 25 |
| Hardly a pick-up artist? | 24 |
| Hardly a natty dresser | 22 |
| Creator of a rat's nest | 27 |
| Compulsive hoarder, often | 25 |
| Bachelor, stereotypically | 25 |
| "Hoarders" subject | 28 |
| Dinner's often on him | 26 |
| Show excitement, in a way | 25 |
| Inarticulate utterance | 22 |
| Acted like a baby, in a way | 27 |
| Was doubly sentimental? | 23 |
| Neatniks' opposites | 23 |
| They're hardly fastidious | 29 |
| Dandies' opposites | 22 |
| Roommate aggravators, often | 27 |
| People like Oscar Madison | 25 |
| Ones in need of housekeepers | 28 |
| Food-stains-on-shirt sorts | 26 |
| Fruit of the blackthorn | 23 |
| Fruit for flavoring gin | 23 |
| Shrub of the rose family | 24 |
| ___ gin fizz (bar order) | 24 |
| Fruit used to flavor gin | 24 |
| ___ gin fizz (cocktail) | 23 |
| Blackthorn's fruit | 22 |
| Plumlike fruit used in gin | 26 |
| Fruit similar to a plum | 23 |
| Blue-black berrylike fruit | 26 |
| Wild plum with a sour flavor | 28 |
| Tart fruit used for gin | 23 |
| Shrub with plumlike fruits | 26 |
| Shrub with a sour fruit | 23 |
| Shrub akin to the cherry plum | 29 |
| Schlehenfeuer ingredient | 24 |
| Relative of a cherry plum | 25 |
| Plumlike gin flavoring | 22 |
| Plum eaten by the Iceman | 24 |
| Member of the rose family | 25 |
| Liqueur-flavoring fruit | 23 |
| Fruit used to flavor liqueur | 28 |
| Fruit used in gin drinks | 24 |
| Fruit used in English jelly | 27 |
| Fruit used for preserves | 24 |
| Fruit that flavors gin | 22 |
| Fruit of the rose family | 24 |
| English jelly ingredient | 24 |
| Dark, astringent fruit | 22 |
| Blue-black plumlike fruit | 25 |
| Deliberate blackthorn fruit? | 28 |
| Drop in fruit production? | 25 |
| Fruits of the blackthorn | 24 |
| Fruits used in some drinks | 26 |
| Fruit related to cherry plums | 29 |
| Seed for a plumlike fruit? | 26 |
| Trudge through the mire | 23 |
| Trudge through sludge, e.g. | 27 |
| March through mud, e.g. | 23 |
| What a tough job feels like | 27 |
| Walk heavily and firmly | 23 |
| Wade through water noisily | 26 |
| Wade through mud, e.g. | 22 |
| Trudge, as through sludge | 25 |
| Trudge, as through mud | 22 |
| Trudge through the mud | 22 |