| Beatles' adjective | 22 |
| "The ___ Four" | 24 |
| Hall of Fame pitcher Red | 24 |
| Eberhard ___ (pencil company) | 29 |
| Eberhard ___ (pencil brand) | 27 |
| Jewelry firm since 1842 | 23 |
| Fine gold and enamelware | 24 |
| Famous Easter-egg maker | 23 |
| Creator of ornate eggs | 22 |
| Russian royal's treasure | 28 |
| Russian-made collectible | 24 |
| Russian royal treasure | 22 |
| Prized Russian collectible | 26 |
| Czars' collectible | 22 |
| One-named model-turned-actor | 28 |
| One-named Milanese model | 24 |
| One-named Italian supermodel | 28 |
| One-named Italian model | 23 |
| Long-maned model from Milan | 27 |
| "Animal Farm," e.g. | 29 |
| Story with talking animals | 26 |
| Jean de La Fontaine story | 25 |
| Creation of Ade or Aesop | 24 |
| Quartet of storytellers? | 24 |
| It's bought in bolts | 24 |
| Seamstress's purchase | 25 |
| Material at a yard sale? | 24 |
| Showy misrepresentation | 23 |
| Potemkin village, e.g. | 22 |
| Stand-ins for buildings | 23 |
| One of Chaney's thousand | 28 |
| Something worth saving | 22 |
| It may be lost or saved | 23 |
| It can be lost or saved | 23 |
| One of Eve's three | 22 |
| Mount Rushmore feature | 22 |
| It's often made up | 22 |
| Acid-burned Bat-villain | 23 |
| Kings, queens and jacks | 23 |
| Took on, as one's fears | 27 |
| Didn't turn away from | 25 |
| Skateboarder's flub | 23 |
| Embarrassing landing, maybe | 27 |
| Bonsai shaped like a head? | 26 |
| Shine-minimizing makeup layer | 29 |
| Where some hands attach | 23 |
| Feature presentations? | 22 |
| Eve's trio in a 1957 film | 29 |
| Eve had three in a drama | 24 |
| Deceitful one's pair | 24 |
| Jeweler's creation | 22 |
| Gem's polished surface | 26 |
| Diamond cutter's creation | 29 |
| Aspect of a personality | 23 |
| Turn toward the orchestra | 25 |
| Look at one's piano score | 29 |
| Accept the consequences | 23 |
| Camera hog's concern | 24 |
| Apple alternative to Skype | 26 |
| Items counted by jewelers | 25 |
| Beauty parlor treatment | 23 |
| Salon order, sometimes | 22 |
| Prima ___ (at first glance) | 27 |
| Prima ___ (on first view) | 25 |
| Prima ___ (at first view) | 25 |
| It's incontrovertible | 25 |
| Piece of accurate information | 29 |
| Ain't it the truth | 22 |
| Thing that's fancy-free? | 28 |
| Piece of verified information | 29 |
| One might be in evidence | 24 |
| It may be indisputable | 22 |
| Fiction's opposite | 22 |
| Fancy's antithesis | 22 |
| Checker's determination | 27 |
| "Is that a ___?" | 26 |
| You'd better believe it! | 28 |
| Word with finding or checker | 28 |
| Trivia champ's tidbit | 25 |
| Trivia buff's fodder | 24 |
| Theory, after being proven | 26 |
| Really, after "in" | 28 |
| Fundamental of science | 22 |
| Fiction's counterpart | 25 |
| Fiction's antithesis | 24 |
| Accessory after the ___ | 23 |
| "Is that a __?" | 25 |
| Follower of de or ipso | 22 |
| Ex post __: retroactively | 25 |
| Something that matters | 22 |
| 'The O'Reilly --' | 29 |
| Place with a moving line | 24 |
| Cornwall alias ___ City | 23 |
| They're not fiction | 23 |
| Pursuits of good reporters | 26 |
| Sgt. Friday's request | 25 |
| Sgt. Friday's focus | 23 |
| Sergeant Friday's request | 29 |
| What some checkers check | 24 |
| What Sgt. Friday wanted | 23 |