| "Where's Grandma?" response? | 42 |
| Vice President John ___ Garner | 30 |
| John ___ Garner | 15 |
| FDR veep John ___ Garner | 24 |
| Jack of "Twin Peaks" | 30 |
| Garner's middle name | 24 |
| "Eraserhead" star Jack | 32 |
| '30s V.P. John __ Garner | 28 |
| F.D.R. veep John ___ Garner | 27 |
| Vice-presidential middle name | 29 |
| John ___ Garner (F.D.R.'s vp) | 33 |
| 1933-41 veep John ___ Garner | 28 |
| 1930s vice president John ___ Garner | 36 |
| "Twin Peaks" actor Jack | 33 |
| VP John ____ Garner | 19 |
| Vice presidential middle name | 29 |
| Vice President John Garner's middle name | 44 |
| Vice President John --- Garner | 30 |
| Vice President John _____ Garner | 32 |
| Veep middle name | 16 |
| Veep John -- Garner | 19 |
| Veep John ___ Garner | 20 |
| V.P. John ___ Garner | 20 |
| Three-time NBA All-Star Larry | 29 |
| Onetime V.P. John ___ Garner | 28 |
| Middle name of a V.P. to F.D.R. | 31 |
| Middle name of '30s vice president John Garner | 50 |
| John -- Garner | 14 |
| John _____ Garner | 17 |
| John ____ Garner | 16 |
| John ___ Garner, former V.P. | 28 |
| Jack who played a sawmill worker in "Twin Peaks" | 58 |
| Jack who has appeared in nearly every David Lynch movie | 55 |
| Jack of "Eraserhead" | 30 |
| Garner name | 11 |
| Former VP John ___ Garner | 25 |
| F.D.R. VP, John ___ Garner | 26 |
| Boston Patriots running back Jim | 32 |
| 1980s-'90s NBA forward Larry | 32 |
| 1966-67 AFL rushing leader Jim | 30 |
| 1930's vice president John ___ Garner | 41 |
| 1930's veep John ___ Garner | 31 |
| 1930's V.P. John ___ Garner | 31 |
| '30s VP John ___ Garner | 27 |
| '30s veep John __ Garner | 28 |
| Country singer Griffith | 23 |
| Folk singer Griffith | 20 |
| Singer Griffith with the album "Flyer" | 48 |
| Folk/country singer Griffith | 28 |
| Country/folk singer Griffith | 28 |
| 1980's White House name | 27 |
| Skater Kerrigan | 15 |
| Drew on a case | 14 |
| Drew, of fiction | 16 |
| Drew in books | 13 |
| Detective Drew | 14 |
| Comic strip by Ernie Bushmiller | 31 |
| City in NE France | 17 |
| White House adviser in the 80's | 35 |
| Sluggo's pal | 16 |
| Sluggo's friend, in comics | 30 |
| Sluggo's comics pal | 23 |
| Rosalynn's successor | 24 |
| Ronald's wife | 17 |
| Reagan or Wilson | 16 |
| Pelosi of politics | 18 |
| LPGA immortal Lopez | 19 |
| Lots of people have seen her strip | 34 |
| Frizzy-haired girl of comics | 28 |
| Fictional sleuth Drew | 21 |
| Drew with clues | 15 |
| Drew seeking a clue | 19 |
| Drew in some books | 18 |
| City south of Metz | 18 |
| City on the Meurthe | 19 |
| Chipmunk-cheeked comics girl | 28 |
| Cartoonist Bushmiller's strip | 33 |
| Capital of Meurthe-et-Moselle, France | 37 |
| Capital of Meurthe-et-Moselle | 29 |
| Capital of ancient Lorraine | 27 |
| "Laughing Face" girl | 30 |
| " . . . mate of the ___ brig" | 39 |
| "The Hidden Staircase" sleuth | 39 |
| Character who first appeared in "The Secret of the Old Clock" | 71 |
| Amateur detective in 1967's "The Clue in the Crossword Cipher" | 76 |
| "The Clue in the Crossword Cipher" solver | 51 |
| "The Bungalow Mystery" solver | 39 |
| 'The Clue in the Crossword Cipher' solver | 49 |
| ''The Secret of the Old Clock'' sleuth | 54 |
| LPGA great | 10 |
| Four-time LPGA Tour Player of the Year | 38 |
| Sid's comedy partner on "Caesar's Hour" | 57 |
| Emmy winner Fabray | 18 |
| Actress Fabray | 14 |
| "Tea for Two" singer | 30 |
| "No, No" girl of Broadway | 35 |
| Youmans heroine | 15 |
| Two-time Emmy winner Fabray | 27 |
| Tony winner Fabray | 18 |
| Tony and Emmy winner Fabray | 27 |