| Mount Greylock's range | 26 |
| Zesty casserole with a crust | 28 |
| Japanese-Mexican fusion dish | 28 |
| Alternative to burritos | 23 |
| South-of-the-border orders | 26 |
| Crunchy tortilla treats | 23 |
| Some Value Menu dishes | 22 |
| Mexican restaurant staples | 26 |
| Tortillas that are filled | 25 |
| They may have soft shells | 25 |
| Tex-Mex fare with shells | 24 |
| Southwestern sandwiches | 23 |
| Snacks in Santa Rosalia | 23 |
| Shell station fill-ups? | 23 |
| Mexican restaurant orders | 25 |
| Mexican food truck snacks | 25 |
| Glen Bell's fast food | 25 |
| Folded tortilla treats | 22 |
| Flautas' relatives | 22 |
| Dishes eaten with the hands | 27 |
| Crunchy sandwiches, sometimes | 29 |
| Dish often served in a shell | 28 |
| They may be crunchy or soft | 27 |
| Place that sells shells? | 24 |
| Tic-_____ (popular candies) | 27 |
| Tic-___ (popular candies) | 25 |
| Some X's, in a game | 23 |
| Some O's and X's | 24 |
| Ambassador's asset | 22 |
| Ambassador's forte | 22 |
| People person's skill | 25 |
| Good quality for a politician | 29 |
| Sense for avoiding offense | 26 |
| Negotiator's skill | 22 |
| Diplomat's stock-in-trade | 29 |
| Delicate use of words, e.g. | 27 |
| Campaigner's skill | 22 |
| Asset for an ambassador | 23 |
| Ambassador's skill | 22 |
| Remaining silent, sometimes | 27 |
| Remaining silent, at times | 26 |
| Public relations requirement | 28 |
| People-person's skill | 25 |
| Opposite of gaucheness | 22 |
| Gauche person's lack | 24 |
| Diplomat's requirement | 26 |
| Diplomat's possession | 25 |
| Dilpomacy's foundation | 26 |
| Delicacy at a state dinner? | 27 |
| Careful wording, maybe | 22 |
| Careful phrasing, perhaps | 25 |
| Arbitrator's asset | 22 |
| Pinning in chess, e.g. | 22 |
| Like military maneuvers | 23 |
| Clausewitz's emphasis | 25 |
| Responsiveness to touch | 23 |
| Boor's words, perhaps | 25 |
| Two of a well-known threesome | 29 |
| Little '90s grundge band? | 29 |
| Thomas Lincoln's nickname | 29 |
| Thomas Lincoln, to family | 25 |
| Thomas Lincoln, familiarly | 26 |
| Small amount or degree | 22 |
| One of Lincoln's sons | 25 |
| Lincoln's youngest son | 26 |
| Influential grunge band | 23 |
| Doyle of namesake grunge band | 29 |
| Abraham Lincoln's boy | 25 |
| "8-Way Santa" band | 28 |
| "Look what I did!" | 28 |
| "And here it is!" | 27 |
| "And there it is!" | 28 |
| "It's done!" | 26 |
| ''Voila!'' | 26 |
| "Here it is!" | 23 |
| "Et voilà !" | 24 |
| Kin of "presto!" | 26 |
| "Look, I did it!" | 27 |
| Shout following a drumroll | 26 |
| Post-performance exclamation | 28 |
| Magician's fanfare | 22 |
| Exclamation with a drum roll | 28 |
| Accompaniment to a drumroll | 27 |
| Accompaniment to a drum roll | 28 |
| "See, I did it!" | 26 |
| ''Voila'' | 25 |
| ''Et voila!'' | 29 |
| Vocal imitation of a fanfare | 28 |
| Sound upon the big reveal | 25 |
| Revelation exclamation | 22 |
| Relative of "voila" | 29 |
| Follower of a wondrous feat | 27 |
| Follower of a drum roll | 23 |
| Exclamation with a flourish | 27 |
| Exclamation of achievement | 26 |
| Entertainer's word | 22 |
| Drumroll follower, at times | 27 |
| Cry with a swelled chest | 24 |
| Cry that's often sung | 25 |
| Cry made with a flourish | 24 |