| Party animal's secret | 25 |
| Back-pocket liquor bottle | 25 |
| Back pocket liquor bottle | 25 |
| Half step lower, in music | 25 |
| One way to be turned down | 25 |
| Living quarters in London | 25 |
| Like an inconvenient tire | 25 |
| Fizzless, as a soft drink | 25 |
| Bankruptcy bound, perhaps | 25 |
| Old-style clothes presser | 25 |
| Its business was pressing | 25 |
| Early New York skyscraper | 25 |
| Alternative to high heels | 25 |
| J. Jonah Jameson's do | 25 |
| Food Network staple Bobby | 25 |
| Minuscule circus creature | 25 |
| It may be in the doghouse | 25 |
| One nipping Nipper, maybe | 25 |
| ___ circus (novelty show) | 25 |
| What some collars prevent | 25 |
| Reason to put on a collar | 25 |
| "Took a powder" | 25 |
| Car dealer's discount | 25 |
| Sweeney Todd's milieu | 25 |
| London newspaper district | 25 |
| Peach's pulpy portion | 25 |
| Took a puddle-jumper, say | 25 |
| Gained popular acceptance | 25 |
| Show off one's biceps | 25 |
| Brandish one's biceps | 25 |
| Customized work schedules | 25 |
| "My Friend ___" | 25 |
| Gets around like Superman | 25 |
| Longtime Buick plant site | 25 |
| Yes-or-no decision method | 25 |
| Fix up and resell quickly | 25 |
| Politicians' dilemmas | 25 |
| Trifle (with), as an idea | 25 |
| Soubrettes, in many plays | 25 |
| Aptly named movie channel | 25 |
| "Alice" spinoff | 25 |
| Worker at Mel's diner | 25 |
| Polly Holliday role on TV | 25 |
| Old Polly Holliday sitcom | 25 |
| Follies producer Ziegfeld | 25 |
| Tournament of Roses entry | 25 |
| Root beer/ice cream combo | 25 |
| Annual sights in Pasadena | 25 |
| Penguin's spot, maybe | 25 |
| Stepping stones for Eliza | 25 |
| Track star's nickname | 25 |
| Nickname for a fast woman | 25 |
| Result of a bank failure? | 25 |
| Headline-makers in spring | 25 |
| Señorita's blossom | 25 |
| Jorge Amado's Doña | 25 |
| Botanical gardens display | 25 |
| Fauna's food, perhaps | 25 |
| Dentist's instruction | 25 |
| Obey the dental hygienist | 25 |
| Unwanted "gift" | 25 |
| Reason to take a sick day | 25 |
| Cause of chills and fever | 25 |
| Contents of many outtakes | 25 |
| Blows, as one's lines | 25 |
| It may be full of hot air | 25 |
| Well-versed in a language | 25 |
| Unconstrained in movement | 25 |
| Accidental stroke of luck | 25 |
| Serendipitous occurrences | 25 |
| "The Magic ___" | 25 |
| Having decorative grooves | 25 |
| It may be in the ointment | 25 |
| Spider's parlor guest | 25 |
| An outfielder may call it | 25 |
| Outfielder's concerns | 25 |
| Unreliable, as a business | 25 |
| Transitory, as a business | 25 |
| Radio ___ (popular wagon) | 25 |
| Airplanes and helicopters | 25 |
| Swashbuckling actor Errol | 25 |
| One with a stable family? | 25 |
| One in a mare's nest? | 25 |
| Gave birth, as on a ranch | 25 |
| Gave birth on a farm, say | 25 |
| Shipping cushion, perhaps | 25 |
| Pillow filling, sometimes | 25 |
| Word with point or length | 25 |
| Word with length or point | 25 |
| French marshal, in W.W. I | 25 |
| Points that may have rays | 25 |
| Yell to the projectionist | 25 |
| Big name in travel guides | 25 |
| One who isn't with us | 25 |
| Mr. Mxyzptlk, to Superman | 25 |
| Cornwallis, to Washington | 25 |
| "Friend or __?" | 25 |
| Macbeth and Macduff, e.g. | 25 |
| Plaintiffs, to defendants | 25 |
| Opposite sides of a fight | 25 |