| Popeye and Ahab, for two | 24 |
| Pequod's crew, e.g. | 23 |
| Nicotines' partner | 22 |
| H.M.S. Pinafore's crew | 26 |
| H.M.S. Pinafore crewmen | 23 |
| Fixes a driveway, perhaps | 25 |
| Feathers' companions | 24 |
| Easy score for a hoopster | 25 |
| Clippers' skippers, e.g. | 28 |
| Cigarette makers' concern | 29 |
| Pertaining to the ankle | 23 |
| Former ABC TV honcho Jamie | 26 |
| Where the astragali are | 23 |
| They connect to tibiae | 22 |
| Rita's scrambled ankles? | 28 |
| Bones of the human ankle | 24 |
| Sticky part of the roof? | 24 |
| St. Paul's birthplace | 25 |
| The anklebone is part of it | 27 |
| Foot bones, collectively | 24 |
| Birthplace of Saint Paul | 24 |
| Ankle bones, collectively | 25 |
| Like Granny Smith apples | 24 |
| Like a Granny Smith apple | 25 |
| Booty for the Knave of Hearts | 29 |
| What a frangipani might fill | 28 |
| Treat for Knave of Hearts | 25 |
| Tasting like unripe apples | 26 |
| Target of Jack of Hearts | 24 |
| Sour Elvis Costello song? | 25 |
| Queen of Hearts product | 23 |
| Likely to produce a pucker | 26 |
| Like lemonade sans sugar | 24 |
| Knave's sweet tooth item? | 29 |
| Key lime pie, or its taste | 26 |
| Item filched by a knave | 23 |
| Ho, to a senior citizen | 23 |
| Certain raspberry pastry | 24 |
| Baker's sweet treat | 23 |
| Highlander's pattern | 24 |
| Biblical commander: Isa. 20:1 | 29 |
| Some crisscross patterns | 24 |
| Carnegie Mellon athletes | 24 |
| ___ sauce (seafood condiment) | 29 |
| Savage, intractable person | 26 |
| Rough, intractable person | 25 |
| Kind of steak or sauce | 22 |
| Kind of sauce or steak | 22 |
| Dentists scrape it off | 22 |
| __ sauce: seafood serving | 25 |
| Word with steak or salmon | 25 |
| Steak --- (raw appetizer) | 25 |
| Steak ___ (uncooked dish) | 25 |
| Steak ___ (raw meat dish) | 25 |
| Steak ___ (raw hamburger) | 25 |
| Sauce ___, for seafood | 22 |
| Sauce ___ (menu listing) | 24 |
| Subjects of Genghis Khan | 24 |
| Irascible Scot's garment | 28 |
| Pastry item, in France | 22 |
| Item in a Paris bakery | 22 |
| Most like rhubarb, flavorwise | 29 |
| Contemporary of Vivaldi | 23 |
| Very small bakery item | 22 |
| In an irascible fashion | 23 |
| In a sharp-worded manner | 24 |
| Crab apple's quality | 24 |
| Strong acidic chemical salt | 27 |
| Half-baked criticisms? | 22 |
| What the Queen of Hearts made | 29 |
| Knave's loot, in rhyme | 26 |
| Knave of Hearts' loot | 25 |
| Subject of a Wonderland trial | 29 |
| Napoleons' relatives | 24 |
| What a red knave filched | 24 |
| Small, fruity pastries | 22 |
| Queen's baked goods | 23 |
| Queen of Hearts' snacks | 27 |
| Queen of Hearts' recipe | 27 |
| Queen of Hearts' pastries | 29 |
| Queen of Hearts output | 22 |
| Queen of Hearts dessert | 23 |
| Queen of Hearts specialty | 26 |
| Loot for the Knave of Hearts | 28 |
| Knave of Hearts's loot | 26 |
| Knave of Hearts' theft | 26 |
| Knave of Hearts' booty | 26 |
| Certain Queen's bakings | 27 |
| Booty of a certain knave | 24 |
| Decorate flashily, informally | 29 |
| Seaman who saw it all? | 22 |
| Lord Greystoke, familiarly | 26 |
| Johnny Weissmuller role | 23 |
| John Clayton's alias | 24 |
| Burroughs's swinger | 23 |
| Jungle swinger of fiction | 25 |
| Hero with a memorable yell | 26 |
| "Me" follower | 23 |
| "Me ___, you Jane" | 28 |
| "__ of the Apes" | 26 |