| City in the Czech Republic | 26 |
| Mention for the first time | 26 |
| New England speech feature | 26 |
| An event won by Jesse Owen | 26 |
| Up to handling big burdens | 26 |
| General outline components | 26 |
| World's longest street | 26 |
| Swift's land of giants | 26 |
| Weave a raised design into | 26 |
| Fabric with raised designs | 26 |
| Salesperson's handouts | 26 |
| Crawford from Philadelphia | 26 |
| Dried-up plumbing problem? | 26 |
| 1933 Kentucky Derby winner | 26 |
| Liquid at room temperature | 26 |
| 19th-century literary trio | 26 |
| Dwelt moodily on a subject | 26 |
| Snider's team: 1947-57 | 26 |
| Uncle Sam's forerunner | 26 |
| Sentiment on the Main Line | 26 |
| Star of Double Jeopardy | 26 |
| Family of Flemish painters | 26 |
| Place with thugs in tents? | 26 |
| Julius Caesar's undoer | 26 |
| Two-time loser to McKinley | 26 |
| Physics student's deg. | 26 |
| Deg. in biology or physics | 26 |
| Spoke with false authority | 26 |
| Winter time in the N. Pac. | 26 |
| Randy Bachman band (Abbr.) | 26 |
| Cartoon dolt's feature | 26 |
| Flashlight need, for short | 26 |
| Dories and dinghies: Abbr. | 26 |
| Slangy "buddies" | 26 |
| Cost of corn for a pirate? | 26 |
| Open horse-drawn carriages | 26 |
| Abbott-Costello film: 1941 | 26 |
| Scandalous Tampa headline? | 26 |
| He trained Spectacular Bid | 26 |
| Reason for belt-tightening | 26 |
| Low-priced entrée item? | 26 |
| Annie Get Your Gun role | 26 |
| Bovine in a New York city? | 26 |
| TV hero based in Sunnydale | 26 |
| Construction company owner | 26 |
| 1988 Costner/Sarandon film | 26 |
| Word after silver or magic | 26 |
| Silver-tongued TV newsman? | 26 |
| Manitoba's Little ____ | 26 |
| Pitcher's warm-up area | 26 |
| Site of insincere sermons? | 26 |
| Breed developed in England | 26 |
| Big name in luxury watches | 26 |
| Member of the sedge family | 26 |
| Spending time unprofitably | 26 |
| Cool body shop specialist? | 26 |
| Leatherstocking name: Var. | 26 |
| Offs, with "off" | 26 |
| New Guinea town of W.W. II | 26 |
| Peace-prize Nobelist: 1950 | 26 |
| Developing fetus, slangily | 26 |
| Troughs for feeding cattle | 26 |
| Pink-eyed sights at Easter | 26 |
| Beginning skier's site | 26 |
| Beginners' skiing area | 26 |
| Costume seen around Easter | 26 |
| End of a Presidential name | 26 |
| Well-guarded bagel topper? | 26 |
| Emulate a second-story man | 26 |
| Focus of a Stevenson novel | 26 |
| Dissipated, as morning fog | 26 |
| George smokes with Natalie | 26 |
| Helped with a gas problem? | 26 |
| Forty-niners' carriers | 26 |
| Sticktights' seedcases | 26 |
| Reynolds's revelation? | 26 |
| Buddy Holly portrayer Gary | 26 |
| Spy's locale, at times | 26 |
| President's navigator? | 26 |
| Some small craft operators | 26 |
| Bright-eyed and ___-tailed | 26 |
| Office rental, for example | 26 |
| Start of a market forecast | 26 |
| Transportation of students | 26 |
| One place to get on or off | 26 |
| Having a larger endowment? | 26 |
| Enter like a storm trooper | 26 |
| Certain mass transit route | 26 |
| End of the piece of advice | 26 |
| "___ digress..." | 26 |
| Went headfirst into ducks? | 26 |
| Breakfast item with coffee | 26 |
| Department store employees | 26 |
| Shopping a warehouse store | 26 |
| Salesman's exhortation | 26 |
| Slogan of a rosary vendor? | 26 |
| _____ Sawyer of the comics | 26 |
| Ruth of 'Laugh-In' | 26 |
| With lots of room to spare | 26 |
| Popular song of yesteryear | 26 |