| Island |
| Goddesses |
| N.Y. island |
| N. Y. island |
| Noted island |
| Wynton's dad |
| Havelock ___ |
| Famous island |
| Arnall of Ga. |
| English author |
| Popular island |
| A literary Bell |
| New York island |
| Historic island |
| Author Havelock |
| Norse Goddesses |
| Fashion's Perry |
| Writer Havelock |
| Baseballer Burks |
| Bluesman Tinsley |
| Monta of the NBA |
| NY Harbor island |
| Havelock or Dock |
| Perry of fashion |
| Burks of baseball |
| Newcomers' island |
| Sophie ___-Bextor |
| Fashionable Perry |
| Island of New York |
| Designer Perry ___ |
| Melting pot island |
| Immigration island |
| Havelock of England |
| Island near Liberty |
| Jazz guitarist Herb |
| World-famous island |
| Island in N. Y. Bay |
| Island off New York |
| New York Bay island |
| New York's __ Island |
| Dirty Three's Warren |
| New York City island |
| New York harbor isle |
| Island of immigrants |
| Island off Manhattan |
| Noted New York island |
| Writer Bret Easton -- |
| Island for immigrants |
| Jazz pianist Marsalis |
| Mystery writer Peters |
| Immigrants' ___ Island |
| Immigrants' old island |
| New York Harbor island |
| Less Than Zero" author |
| Island in New York Bay |
| American Psycho" author |
| '80s Portfolio designer |
| Busy island, circa 1900 |
| Coty Award winner Perry |
| Sexologist Havelock ___ |
| Clothing designer Perry |
| Perry of fashion design |
| ___ Island (museum site) |
| Brontë sister pseudonym |
| Island near Miss Liberty |
| Island SW of the Battery |
| Noted immigration island |
| Novelist Bret Easton ___ |
| Less Than Zero" novelist |
| Hudson River's __ Island |
| New York Bay's __ Island |
| Island near Lady Liberty |
| Former immigration island |
| Sex psychologist Havelock |
| American Psycho" novelist |
| Branford and Wynton's dad |
| Psychologist Havelock ___ |
| __ Island: NY/NJ landmark |
| Perry ___ (fashion label) |
| Immigration Museum island |
| Upper New York Bay island |
| Welcoming New York island |
| ___ Bell, Brontë pen name |
| _____ Bell (Emily Brontë) |
| The Clapping Song" Shirley |
| Island in New York harbor. |
| Jazz guitar great Herb ___ |
| Fashion designer Perry ___ |
| U.S. island of entry, once |
| Less Than Zero" author Bret |
| Immigration Museum's island |
| Island for immigrants, once |
| Island shared by two states |
| Historic immigration island |
| __ Island (immigrants' site) |
| __ Island Immigration Museum |
| Break the Spell" folk singer |
| Branford and Wynton's father |
| New York's "immigrant island |
| Psychologist-author Havelock |
| ___ Island National Monument |
| Island in Upper New York Bay |
| Island known for immigration |
| ___ Bell (a Bronte pseudonym) |
| ___ Island (immigrants' spot) |
| Break the Spell" folky singer |
| Godfather of rocksteady Alton |
| Immigration portal ___ Island |
| Bret who wrote "Less Than Zero |
| Former heavyweight champ Jimmy |
| Island formerly for immigrants |
| New York Harbor’s ___ Island |
| ___ Island (immigration point) |
| ___ blue gown (immigrant wear?) |
| Black-ish" star Tracee ___ Ross |
| Read My Lips" Sophie ___-Bextor |
| Ryan of the Nashville Predators |
| Upper New York Bay's ___ Island |
| Island that processed immigrants |
| ___ Bell (Emily Brontë pen name) |
| Brat Pack novelist Bret Easton __ |
| Island visited by many immigrants |
| Island with an immigration museum |
| __ Island (former immigrant stop) |
| ___ Island (immigration landmark) |
| -- Island (old immigration point) |
| ___ Bell (Emily Brontë pseudonym) |
| ___ Island, museum site since 1990 |
| ''The Dance of Life'' author, 1923 |
| Break the Spell" folk/indie singer |
| Island famed as immigration center |
| Black-ish" actress Tracee ___ Ross |
| ___ Bell (Emily Brontë's pen name) |
| -- Island (old immigration gateway) |
| Best-selling author Bret Easton ___ |
| Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' Warren |
| __ Island, former immigration center |
| Island of immigrants' arrivals, once |
| Onetime immigration center __ Island |
| ___ Island (immigration museum site) |
| __ Island (immigrants' landing place) |
| Psychology of Sex" author Havelock __ |
| Designer known for his "American look |
| Immigrants' island in New York Harbor |
| Island neighbor of Statue of Liberty. |
| National Museum of Immigration island |
| New York island immigration hub, once |
| Less Than Zero" author Bret Easton ___ |
| ___ Island (immigrants' arrival point) |
| ___ Island (old immigration checkpoint) |
| Island shared by New York and New Jersey |
| ___ Island (longtime immigration station) |
| American Psycho" novelist Bret Easton ___ |
| Pitcher Dock who threw a no-hitter on LSD |
| American Immigrant Wall of Honor's island |
| ___ Island (former immigration checkpoint) |
| ___ Island, immigrants' landing spot, once |
| English writer who changed attitudes re sex |
| ___ Island Immigration Museum (New York site) |
| __ Peters, author of Brother Cadfael mysteries |
| ___ Island (onetime immigrants' arrival point) |
| Peters who wrote the Brother Cadfael mysteries |
| ___ Island (National Museum of Immigration site) |
| ___ Island Medal of Honor (diversity award since 1986) |
| Merchant Samuel who lent his name to a historic island |
| Colonial merchant Samuel after whom a famous island is named |
| Dock ___, Pirate who claimed to have thrown a no-hitter on LSD |
| Pitcher Dock who started and got the loss in the 1971 All-Star Game |