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| "Anne of Green Gables" author ___ Maud Montgomery |
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| "The King and I" setting |
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| "Top Gun" nickname |
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| "Where ___?" |
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| Apartment, in real estate lingo |
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| Apt name for a spelling champ |
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| Architects, so to speak |
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| Bargain hunters, of a sort |
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| Beverage at une brasserie |
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| Big bands |
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| Break |
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| Causes to chafe |
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| Cien divided by veinte |
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| Creatures with a "third eye" sensitive to ultraviolet light |
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| Cuba's José ___ International Airport |
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| Drag through Hollywood |
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| Eagerly listening |
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| Feather beds? |
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| GI, e.g. |
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| God who duels Percy Jackson, in children's literature |
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| Grow too old |
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| Highly significant, as a stretch of time |
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| Holey footwear |
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| It falls on the eve of Christmas Eve |
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| It might tell you what's on tap |
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| Lacking social sensitivity |
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| Like some broadcasts and cardboard boxes |
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| Lover of literature |
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| Name of two ancient kings of Phrygia, the first of whom is the famous one |
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| Old currency of Massachusetts |
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| Outfielder's flashy feat |
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| Palm off (on) |
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| Piece of the pie |
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| Potpourri assortment |
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| Rearrange to fit, jocularly |
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| Red sauce |
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| Reggaetón, e.g. |
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| Religiously mandated surname for Sikh men |
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| Resists, with "at" |
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| Result of getting doubles in Monopoly |
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| Sap |
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| Seating choice |
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| Setting for the classic film line "I don't have to show you any stinkin' badges!" |
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| Shaded circle |
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| Shock, in a way |
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| Shot with English |
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| Spies use them for disguise |
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| Staff |
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| Stop for the day |
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| Streaks overhead |
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| Strong scents |
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| Sub stack? |
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| Sub-Saharan menaces |
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| Terminal approx. |
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| Text acronym |
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| Time to take stock? |
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| Time-saving tricks |
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| Tiny arachnids |
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| Total jerk, slangily |
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| Treat often served in a glass cup |
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| Vocally negative fans, in sports slang |
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| Wield influence |
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| ___ Brown, former editor of Vanity Fair and The New Yorker |
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| ___ ball |
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| ___ de Glace, largest glacier in the French Alps |
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