| Much-honored architect | 22 |
| L'Enfant Plaza designer | 27 |
| John F. Kennedy Library architect | 33 |
| Famous architect | 16 |
| The John F. Kennedy Library architect | 37 |
| Rock & Roll Hall of Fame architect | 38 |
| Modern-day pyramid designer | 27 |
| Medal of Freedom architect | 26 |
| Louvre entrance designer | 24 |
| Legendary pyramid designer | 26 |
| JFK Library designer | 20 |
| Hancock Tower architect | 23 |
| Designer of the Kennedy Library | 31 |
| Designer of Dallas's Patriot Tower | 38 |
| Dallas Symphony Hall architect | 30 |
| Dallas City Hall architect | 26 |
| Architect who turned 96 in April | 32 |
| Architect who designed Steve Jobs' apartment | 48 |
| Architect of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center | 50 |
| Architect of M.I.T.'s Green Building | 40 |
| Architect of Hong Kong's Bank of China Tower | 48 |
| Architect of Boston's John Hancock Bldg. | 44 |
| Architect from Canton | 21 |
| Architect for the Louvre pyramid | 32 |
| Architect born in Canton | 24 |
| "Pyramide du Louvre" architect | 40 |
| Push forward | 12 |
| Drive forward | 13 |
| Urge forward | 12 |
| Give a nudge | 12 |
| Press on | 8 |
| Urge onward | 11 |
| Actuate | 7 |
| Force forward | 13 |
| Force along | 11 |
| Thrust forward | 14 |
| Apostate | 8 |
| Press forward | 13 |
| Urge to act | 11 |
| Urge to action | 14 |
| Press onward | 12 |
| Force to go | 11 |
| Force into motion | 17 |
| Force an action | 15 |
| Exert moral pressure | 20 |
| Drive along | 11 |
| Drove forward | 13 |
| Driven | 6 |
| Actuated | 8 |
| Pushes forward | 14 |
| Presses on | 10 |
| Drives forward | 14 |
| Urges forward | 13 |
| Starts rolling | 14 |
| Pushes on | 9 |
| Forces forward | 14 |
| California's ___ Valley | 27 |
| Regal | 5 |
| Bygone Chrysler | 15 |
| Royal | 5 |
| Small, pointed beard | 20 |
| Like old Rome | 13 |
| Emperor Napoleon III's beard | 32 |
| Cousin of a Van Dyke | 20 |
| 2,240-pound unit | 16 |
| Endanger | 8 |
| Put in danger | 13 |
| Tie Pauline on a track | 22 |
| Stimulant | 9 |
| Unquestioning | 13 |
| Not expressly stated | 20 |
| Hinted at | 9 |
| Express indirectly | 18 |
| Say without saying | 18 |
| Indicate indirectly | 19 |
| Mean without saying | 19 |
| Mean what you don't say | 27 |
| Indirectly suggest | 18 |
| Hint at without saying | 22 |
| Say without saying? | 19 |
| Mean to say | 11 |
| Q: Do people find you rude? A: No. ___ | 38 |
| Miss Manners's assumption? | 30 |
| Blunt, perhaps | 14 |
| Bring in from abroad | 20 |
| BMW, e.g. | 9 |
| What's coming to America | 28 |
| Tariff target | 13 |
| Ship in | 7 |
| Ship from abroad | 16 |
| Sense of a sentence | 19 |
| Obtain from overseas | 20 |
| Non-domestic beer, e.g. | 23 |
| It's coming to America | 26 |
| Hard-to-acquire album | 21 |
| Ferrari or Lamborghini | 22 |
| Drag on the balance of trade | 28 |
| Commodity from abroad | 21 |
| Cheese from overseas, for example | 33 |
| Car from afar | 13 |