| First name in W.W. II infamy | 28 |
| Adidas founder Dassler | 22 |
| Nobel chemist von Baeyer | 24 |
| Young ____ : Bainbridge | 25 |
| Gustav VI ___, Swedish king | 27 |
| German violinist Busch | 22 |
| Dwight's infamous foe | 25 |
| Harpo's given name | 22 |
| Old film magnate Zukor | 22 |
| Newspaper publisher Ochs | 24 |
| Coach Rupp of Kentucky | 22 |
| Broadway lyricist Green | 23 |
| Aphrodite's beloved | 23 |
| Handsome Greek of myth | 22 |
| Gorgeous Greek of lore | 22 |
| Goddess of love's love | 26 |
| Love of the goddess of love | 27 |
| Youth killed by a boar | 22 |
| Male "dreamboat" | 26 |
| He's a handsome devil | 25 |
| He spent the winter in Hades | 28 |
| Epitome of handsomeness | 23 |
| Dreamboat wrecked by a boar | 27 |
| Take home from a shelter | 24 |
| Take under one's wing | 25 |
| Take for one's own | 22 |
| One way to enlarge a family | 27 |
| Assume as one's own | 23 |
| Take in from a pet shelter | 26 |
| One way to become parents | 25 |
| One way to become a father | 26 |
| Add to the family, in a way | 27 |
| Take into one's family | 26 |
| Start a family, perhaps | 23 |
| One way to become a parent | 26 |
| Expand the family, in a way | 27 |
| Decide to use, as a policy | 26 |
| Become a new father, in a way | 29 |
| Become a mother, maybe | 22 |
| Take up, as a strategy | 22 |
| Take on a pet project? | 22 |
| Take into one's home | 24 |
| Take in, as a stray cat | 23 |
| Take home from the shelter | 26 |
| Sure way to motherhood | 22 |
| Sure way to fatherhood | 22 |
| Pick up a few pointers? | 23 |
| One way to get a new toy | 24 |
| Give a foundling a home | 23 |
| Get from the ASPCA, maybe | 25 |
| Get a pound pooch, say | 22 |
| Get a pet from the pound, say | 29 |
| Embrace as one's own | 24 |
| Choose, as a textbook series | 28 |
| Become parents, in a way | 24 |
| Become a parent of, in court | 28 |
| Appropriate, as an idea | 23 |
| One who's taken in | 22 |
| One taken in by another | 23 |
| Swee'Pea, to Popeye | 23 |
| Stuart Little, for one | 22 |
| Someone who's taken in | 26 |
| Shelter denizen, potentially | 28 |
| Rescue dog, for example | 23 |
| Member of some families | 23 |
| Anne of Green Gables, for one | 29 |
| Orphan's new parent | 23 |
| Pet shelter visitor, perhaps | 28 |
| Parent-by-choice, of sorts | 26 |
| Mr. Brownlow, to Oliver Twist | 29 |
| Takes as one's own | 22 |
| Accepts, as a resolution | 24 |
| Takes into one's family | 27 |
| Passes, as legislation | 22 |
| Rescues from the pound, say | 27 |
| Takes home from the pound | 25 |
| Embraces, as a philosophy | 25 |
| Embraces as one's own | 25 |
| Becomes parents, in a way | 25 |
| Lovable in a naive way | 22 |
| Adjective for a cherub | 22 |
| "Aw-ww!"-evoking | 26 |
| Be head over heels about | 24 |
| Have great affection for | 24 |
| What teens do to sexy rockers | 29 |
| Love a rocker to pieces | 23 |
| Honeymooner's verb | 22 |
| Hold dear to one's heart | 28 |
| Have a serious crush on | 23 |
| Thought a great deal of | 23 |
| Like grandkids, typically | 25 |
| Emulated Héloïse | 22 |
| Renée of the silents | 23 |
| Renée of silent films | 24 |
| Renée of the silent screen | 29 |
| Renée of the 1920's | 26 |
| Renée of silent movies | 25 |
| Renée of the silents | 27 |
| Cinema's Renée ___ | 25 |
| Actress Renée of silents | 27 |