| ___-plaisir (gladly, in Gard) | 29 |
| _____ votre permission | 22 |
| ___ raison (sensible: Fr.) | 26 |
| ___ plaisir (with pleasure) | 27 |
| ___ plaisir (willingly) | 23 |
| Longtime Vogue photographer | 27 |
| Portrait photographer Richard | 29 |
| Onetime Vogue photographer | 26 |
| Fashion photographer Richard | 28 |
| Fashion photog Richard | 22 |
| Famous fashion photographer | 27 |
| Famed fashion photographer | 26 |
| "Otello" aria | 23 |
| Rosary bead representation | 26 |
| Religious Schubert piece | 24 |
| Catholic recitation phrase | 26 |
| Aria from "Otello" | 28 |
| A bead may represent one | 24 |
| Parts of some services | 22 |
| Exact satisfaction for | 22 |
| Emulate Peel and Steed | 22 |
| Take an eye for an eye for | 26 |
| One out to right a wrong | 24 |
| One who rights old wrongs | 25 |
| Plant of the rose family | 24 |
| Territories official flower | 27 |
| Madison or Pennsylvania | 23 |
| Pennsylvania, in Washington | 27 |
| Monopoly purchase, sometimes | 28 |
| Route to achieve something | 26 |
| Park in Manhattan, say | 22 |
| One of 17 Monopoly properties | 29 |
| New York's Columbus | 23 |
| Michigan in Chicago, e.g. | 25 |
| Massachusetts in D.C., e.g. | 27 |
| Many a Monopoly property | 24 |
| Manhattan's Park, for one | 29 |
| Manhattan's Madison, e.g. | 29 |
| It often crosses the road | 25 |
| First or Second, in N.Y.C. | 26 |
| Pennsylvania and others | 23 |
| First and Second places? | 24 |
| 7th, 8th, 9th, etc. in N.Y.C. | 29 |
| Former Chevy subcompact | 23 |
| Chevy subcompact since 2004 | 27 |
| Chevy model since 2004 | 22 |
| Recent Chevrolet hatchback | 26 |
| Subcompact from Chevrolet | 25 |
| GM's Fiesta competitor | 26 |
| Alternative to the Fiesta | 25 |
| Assert with confidence | 22 |
| Declare with certainty | 22 |
| Affirm with confidence | 22 |
| State with confirmation | 23 |
| Declare with conviction | 23 |
| Strongly say it's so | 24 |
| State that it's so | 22 |
| State in no uncertain terms | 27 |
| Make an unequivocal statement | 29 |
| Make a definitive statement | 27 |
| Singer Cocker who gets a C? | 27 |
| Common man with a six-pack? | 27 |
| Any Tom, Dick or Harry | 22 |
| Get past the highs and lows | 27 |
| Some baseball statistics | 24 |
| Subject of a familiar law | 25 |
| Sports section decimals | 23 |
| Many baseball card stats | 24 |
| U.S. diplomat W. __ Harriman | 28 |
| Diplomat W. ___ Harriman | 24 |
| States with conviction | 22 |
| States with confidence | 22 |
| Says with no uncertainty | 24 |
| States formally, in law | 23 |
| Says without hesitation | 23 |
| Declares with confidence | 24 |
| ___ to (not in favor of) | 24 |
| Against, with "to" | 28 |
| Turn away, as one's eyes | 28 |
| Prevent from happening | 22 |
| Turn away, as a crisis | 22 |
| Redirect, as one's eyes | 27 |
| Prevent, as a disaster | 22 |
| Stave off, as a disaster | 24 |
| Turns away, as the eyes | 23 |
| Moves away, as one's eyes | 29 |
| Looney Tunes animator Tex | 25 |
| Big name in office supplies | 27 |
| ___ Fisher Hall, N.Y.C. | 23 |
| Tex who created Bugs Bunny | 26 |
| NYC's ___ Fisher Hall | 25 |
| N.Y.C.'s ___ Fisher Hall | 28 |
| Murphy Brown's son | 22 |
| Murphy Brown's baby | 23 |
| Daffy Duck creator Tex | 22 |
| Brooks who played Hawk | 22 |
| Big maker of office supplies | 28 |
| Big brand of office labels | 26 |
| Abstract artist Milton ___ | 26 |
| They're numbered in NYC | 27 |