| BY |
| One-spot |
| Boy's name |
| N. Y. lake |
| Elroy's dad |
| Writer Eliot |
| Let ___ do it |
| Lucas of film |
| Dragon slayer |
| Director Lucas |
| Political Will |
| Cosmo's friend |
| Bush or Clinton |
| Pollster Gallup |
| Beatle Harrison |
| Fighter Foreman |
| Friend of Jerry |
| Nova Scotia Port |
| Dan ____ Chuvalo |
| Nova Scotia lake |
| Gobel or Gershwin |
| Composer Gershwin |
| British royal name |
| Dief's second name |
| Elizabeth II's dad |
| Victor at Yorktown |
| Costanza of reruns |
| King during W.W. II |
| Dragon-slaying saint |
| Foreman with a grill |
| Patron st. of England |
| Quipster's first name |
| U. S. economist Henry |
| ''Seinfeld'' character |
| Babe Ruth's first name |
| Funk godfather Clinton |
| Presidential first name |
| Gracie's comedy partner |
| Jason's "Seinfeld" role |
| Patron saint of England |
| President before Barack |
| Prince William's eldest |
| Eastman or Westinghouse |
| First name on a one-spot |
| Mr. Whipple's first name |
| One of six British kings |
| TV pundit Stephanopoulos |
| Name of three presidents |
| Artist Bellows: 1882-1925 |
| New British royal of 2013 |
| Name of six British kings |
| Sec. of Treasury Humphrey. |
| Friend of Jerry and Elaine |
| Washington on a dollar bill |
| Substitute for gum or Jove? |
| Jazz guitarist/singer Benson |
| Name of six British monarchs |
| Harrison, Kennedy or Clinton |
| Father of Confederation Coles |
| John F. Kennedy Jr.'s magazine |
| Magazine founded by J.F.K. Jr. |
| First name of three presidents |
| Any of boxer Foreman's five sons |
| Mr. Jefferson of "The Jeffersons |
| Name after Dan and befure Chuvalo |
| Dennis the Menace's neighbor Wilson |
| First name of three U.S. presidents |
| Presidential name in three centuries |
| “Tenth of December” author Saunders |
| ____ Selkirk (Canuck who replaced Babe Ruth) |
| Actual first name of Tom Seaver and Orson Welles |
| Dan ____( Salish chief and distinguished actor ) |
| It's A Wonderful Life" lead character, ___ Bailey |
| Self-described "short, stocky, slow-witted bald man" of "Seinfeld |
| Magazine whose debut issue featured a cover photo of Cindy Crawford dressed as Washington |