| Fiddler on the Roof" setting that answers the question "Where else could Sabbath be so sweet? |
| Item deemed by a hi-tech company president in 1977 to be unreasonable for home use |
| Presidential middle name between Fitzgerald and Milhous |
| Iowa city where Grant Wood's "American Gothic" house is located |
| Where to keep tunes? |
| Banished to sleep on a couch, say ... or where to find the starred answers' hidden items |
| Where Fluffy might get fixed |
| Animated film where the main character journeys to the excavation site of a Roman emperor's corpse and learns a little something along the way? |
| Barack's vice president |
| Place where unimportant people live? |
| City where Meat Loaf was born |
| Where electrons orbit |
| Ohio town where "there's a happiness" in an old Glenn Miller song |
| Area where conservatives generally do well |
| French-speaking country where illegal activity runs rampant? |
| Carriages used at presidential funerals |
| Where kwanzas are spent: Abbr. |
| Alma ___ (where someone went to college) |
| After following the instructions to make a big one, hint that tells you where to look around to find hidden booty |
| Where to do the downward-facing dog |
| Mystical teachings developed by rabbis (Var.) |
| Overnight activity and where it's done |
| Where to find magazine staples |
| President's daily delivery? |
| Area where troops are prohibited: Abbr. |
| Part of a U.S. president's name that's Dutch for "neighbors |
| Former US vice-president — dialect way of pronouncing R |
| President's wordsmith? |
| Term for a presidential period, historically |
| Città metropolitana where the pizza was supposedly invented |