| One of the Redgrave sisters | 27 |
| City on the Rhone and Saone | 27 |
| "Lolita" star Sue | 27 |
| City on the Saone and Rhone | 27 |
| French city, to the British | 27 |
| Guitar's early relative | 27 |
| Ancient harplike instrument | 27 |
| Stringed instrument of yore | 27 |
| Kithara's little cousin | 27 |
| Does this play false notes? | 27 |
| Did these play false notes? | 27 |
| Liner notes often have them | 27 |
| Old ewe in "Babe" | 27 |
| Palindromic term of address | 27 |
| Term of respect for a woman | 27 |
| Palindromic form of address | 27 |
| Southern lady's address | 27 |
| Polite term used by Columbo | 27 |
| "Thank you, ___!" | 27 |
| Queen described by Mercutio | 27 |
| Fairy queen, in Shakespeare | 27 |
| Bank robber of the 30's | 27 |
| Gravel-voiced singer Mercer | 27 |
| Old phone company sobriquet | 27 |
| Prefix for Arthur or Donald | 27 |
| A top netman's nickname | 27 |
| ___ and cheese (lunch dish) | 27 |
| Broken stone used in paving | 27 |
| Portuguese enclave in China | 27 |
| English dandy: 18th century | 27 |
| Former Portuguese territory | 27 |
| Portuguese colony off China | 27 |
| Brilliantly colored parrots | 27 |
| Easily tamed tropical birds | 27 |
| 'The Scottish Play' | 27 |
| Alternative to pepper spray | 27 |
| Spiked club of feudal times | 27 |
| It's sprayed in defense | 27 |
| It might come with the mail | 27 |
| Feudal armor-busting weapon | 27 |
| Repelled a mugger, in a way | 27 |
| Sprays an attacker, perhaps | 27 |
| Prop in many an action film | 27 |
| Like a John Wayne character | 27 |
| Like Stallone's persona | 27 |
| Womanizer, in hip-hop slang | 27 |
| Winningest baseball manager | 27 |
| The start of something big? | 27 |
| London raincoats, for short | 27 |
| Some computers or raincoats | 27 |
| Thanksgiving parade sponsor | 27 |
| Word for Alice's hatter | 27 |
| Like a Wonderland tea party | 27 |
| It has a gap-toothed mascot | 27 |
| "Spy vs. Spy" mag | 27 |
| "Cheap!" magazine | 27 |
| Chair's title, at times | 27 |
| A gavel wielder's title | 27 |
| "Dear Sir or ___" | 27 |
| Giacomo's garden guest? | 27 |
| Safety org. founded in 1980 | 27 |
| Untouchable, in mafia lingo | 27 |
| Identified, in police slang | 27 |
| Lived off very little money | 27 |
| Futuristic Mel Gibson movie | 27 |
| Fabric for shirts or shorts | 27 |
| "Sideways" costar | 27 |
| "SNL" alternative | 27 |
| Ginnie __ (mortgage agency) | 27 |
| Endeavour astronaut Jemison | 27 |
| Daisy __ (Abner's love) | 27 |
| "Fannie" follower | 27 |
| Investor's Ginnie _____ | 27 |
| Ginnie or Fannie of finance | 27 |
| Ginnie follower on Wall St. | 27 |
| First name in life jackets? | 27 |
| Actress Clarke of old films | 27 |
| Tumultuous state of affairs | 27 |
| Bacchante; distraught woman | 27 |
| Comedienne West, and others | 27 |
| They have to face the music | 27 |
| "Godfather" group | 27 |
| Time or Newsweek, for short | 27 |
| Slick, with or without pics | 27 |
| ''O'', e.g. | 27 |
| Class in role-playing games | 27 |
| They brought myrrh and more | 27 |
| Star of Bethlehem followers | 27 |
| Early visitors to see Jesus | 27 |
| Early visitors to Jerusalem | 27 |
| As if by ___ (miraculously) | 27 |
| Illusionist's specialty | 27 |
| Tires on the Who's bus? | 27 |
| Night watchman's device | 27 |
| Latin word on some diplomas | 27 |
| State flower of Mississippi | 27 |
| Big London Guildhall statue | 27 |
| Nearsighted Mr. of cartoons | 27 |
| Nearsighted "Mr." | 27 |
| Cartoon myope's surname | 27 |