| West of Greenpoint, Brooklyn | 28 |
| First name among sex symbols | 28 |
| Fannie in the financial news | 28 |
| Fannie chaser, in bank lingo | 28 |
| West and Clarke of Hollywood | 28 |
| Ginnie and Fannie of finance | 28 |
| Fannie ___ (some securities) | 28 |
| Sultry star of early talkies | 28 |
| Life jacket named for a star | 28 |
| "GoodFellas" group | 28 |
| With cal, a supplement combo | 28 |
| Waiting room item, for short | 28 |
| Eva and Zsa Zsa's sister | 28 |
| One of the Biblical wise men | 28 |
| Primary pigment for printers | 28 |
| Color in four-color printing | 28 |
| Tennessee Williams character | 28 |
| Priestly caste of old Persia | 28 |
| Kings who honored their King | 28 |
| Penn and Teller's shtick | 28 |
| Molten rock within the earth | 28 |
| Mississippi's state tree | 28 |
| Warring nation in Revelation | 28 |
| Toon with a cat named Bowser | 28 |
| Heckle or Jeckle of cartoons | 28 |
| When repeated, a dolphinfish | 28 |
| Hawaiian seafood, informally | 28 |
| Hawaiian fish, on some menus | 28 |
| 1984 Olympic slalom champion | 28 |
| Olympic skiing medalist Phil | 28 |
| Month between avril and juin | 28 |
| Fête de la Victoire month | 28 |
| ____ of Orleans: Joan of Arc | 28 |
| They have clean-up positions | 28 |
| It may be junk or registered | 28 |
| It's sometimes certified | 28 |
| Relatively lightweight armor | 28 |
| Broadway, e.g., in slanguage | 28 |
| Setting for many King novels | 28 |
| Mount Katahdin's setting | 28 |
| Only one-syllable state name | 28 |
| Home of Acadia National Park | 28 |
| Rudy Vallee's alma mater | 28 |
| Place known for good lobster | 28 |
| Home to Acadia National Park | 28 |
| Feb. 15, 1898, headline word | 28 |
| Battleship destroyed in 1898 | 28 |
| Acadia National Park setting | 28 |
| It's connected to a boom | 28 |
| Important item on a schooner | 28 |
| ___ d'hotel (headwaiter) | 28 |
| TV's"_____Dad" | 28 |
| Margaret Houlihan's rank | 28 |
| Hot Lips Houlihan's rank | 28 |
| College student's choice | 28 |
| 1990s British prime minister | 28 |
| Marching-band baton twirlers | 28 |
| Hearts and spades, in bridge | 28 |
| Wham! "___ It Big" | 28 |
| Try to lighten the mood, say | 28 |
| Provide (for), in a schedule | 28 |
| Shortfin or longfin predator | 28 |
| Prefix with ware or function | 28 |
| Opposite of "bien" | 28 |
| Spanish province or its wine | 28 |
| Former federation in SE Asia | 28 |
| Selective service registrant | 28 |
| Maldive Islands' capital | 28 |
| "His" towel owners | 28 |
| About half of the population | 28 |
| The Sudanese Republic, today | 28 |
| Niger's western neighbor | 28 |
| Sasha Obama's big sister | 28 |
| Shopaholic's destination | 28 |
| "Pedestrian" place | 28 |
| ___ animo (with evil intent) | 28 |
| "Cheers" bartender | 28 |
| "Cheers" bar owner | 28 |
| Shakespearean scholar Edmond | 28 |
| Soda fountain order, perhaps | 28 |
| Quaint after-school beverage | 28 |
| Old-timey after-school drink | 28 |
| Mediterranean island country | 28 |
| Small Mediterranean republic | 28 |
| Country just south of Sicily | 28 |
| Origin of a fictional falcon | 28 |
| Napoleon captured it in 1798 | 28 |
| Euro adopter in January 2008 | 28 |
| Statuette Spade searched for | 28 |
| 1980s Vicki Lawrence TV role | 28 |
| Dance similar to the cha-cha | 28 |
| Dance related to the cha-cha | 28 |
| Danced to Puente's music | 28 |
| Angela Lansbury musical role | 28 |
| Fictional free-spirited aunt | 28 |
| 'Oleanna' playwright | 28 |
| Onetime White House resident | 28 |
| Jacqueline's predecessor | 28 |
| ''___ mia!'' | 28 |
| Word after straight or straw | 28 |