| Shouts made during free fall | 28 |
| Quip to think about (Part 3) | 28 |
| Start of a Milton Berle quip | 28 |
| "___ a good time?" | 28 |
| Question to a procrastinator | 28 |
| Question in a geography quiz | 28 |
| It's a question of place | 28 |
| A journalistic "W" | 28 |
| Common word in proclamations | 28 |
| Popular seek-and-find series | 28 |
| "Long time no see" | 28 |
| Pique, as one's appetite | 28 |
| Agent for getting an edge on | 28 |
| Treat for Little Miss Muffet | 28 |
| Part of a nursery rhyme dish | 28 |
| Tyler or Taylor, politically | 28 |
| Taylor or Tyler, politically | 28 |
| President Taylor or Fillmore | 28 |
| Millard Fillmore's party | 28 |
| Instincts sometimes indulged | 28 |
| Successful brat's motto? | 28 |
| Revolve with a humming sound | 28 |
| Result of a quick revolution | 28 |
| A dancer can't become __ | 28 |
| W for ___ ;or potent potable | 28 |
| Rail campaign, traditionally | 28 |
| Justice replaced by Ginsburg | 28 |
| Adjective for the bald eagle | 28 |
| Hero who comes to the rescue | 28 |
| New Mexico national monument | 28 |
| "Maud Muller" poet | 28 |
| "Stop right there" | 28 |
| "Hold it, horses!" | 28 |
| "Hold it, buster!" | 28 |
| ''Hold up!'' | 28 |
| Query that ends some riddles | 28 |
| 'Do you know -- am?' | 28 |
| Pronoun in a Hemingway title | 28 |
| Rhetorical questions ... ___ | 28 |
| 1990 Best Supporting Actress | 28 |
| Sound at an opened floodgate | 28 |
| "Look ___ Talking" | 28 |
| Defiant response to an order | 28 |
| "___ fault is it?" | 28 |
| "Do you know him?" | 28 |
| Town ransacked by the Grinch | 28 |
| Toddler's frequent query | 28 |
| "For what reason?" | 28 |
| Reporter's "w" | 28 |
| Kid's repeated rejoinder | 28 |
| "Give me a reason" | 28 |
| "It's no use!" | 28 |
| Tot's repeated questions | 28 |
| Really cool security device? | 28 |
| Like an eagle's wingspan | 28 |
| Many photographers have them | 28 |
| How popular people are known | 28 |
| Gain some unnecessary weight | 28 |
| Improved, perhaps, as a road | 28 |
| Like some missed field goals | 28 |
| Merry ___ (strapless corset) | 28 |
| ___ walk (old house feature) | 28 |
| Jargon from a bereaved wife? | 28 |
| Eddie Munster's hairline | 28 |
| A gridiron's is 160 feet | 28 |
| Teenage golf phenom Michelle | 28 |
| Two-time Oscar winner Dianne | 28 |
| Family man's home group? | 28 |
| Better half takes the stage? | 28 |
| Internet café convenience | 28 |
| Item worn by a British judge | 28 |
| Old symbols of social status | 28 |
| Super Mario Galaxy 2 console | 28 |
| Something to connect to a TV | 28 |
| Nintendo exercise activities | 28 |
| "Bridesmaids" star | 28 |
| Lower-cost Nintendo offering | 28 |
| User-edited online reference | 28 |
| Web site that users can edit | 28 |
| Prefix with -leaks or -pedia | 28 |
| What the Web posts described | 28 |
| A deuce used as an ace, e.g. | 28 |
| Appearing extremely agitated | 28 |
| They're unlikely to work | 28 |
| Grain also called water oats | 28 |
| Road Runner chaser __ Coyote | 28 |
| Infamous middle name of 1865 | 28 |
| "Boys ___ be boys" | 28 |
| "Good ___ Hunting" | 28 |
| Rogers who played the Palace | 28 |
| Nobelist in Literature: 1949 | 28 |
| In "Vantage Point" | 28 |
| Dutch republic's founder | 28 |
| Gore Vidal's first novel | 28 |
| Insect's legal document? | 28 |
| 9th wedding anniversary gift | 28 |
| British prince, in headlines | 28 |
| Pebbles Flintstone's mom | 28 |
| Flintstone's better half | 28 |
| Basketball's Chamberlain | 28 |