Letter OTHER
11 Wall St. addressee
11 Wall St. institution
11 Wall St. occupant
11 Wall St. tenant
11 Wall Street letters
11 Wall Street occupant: Abbr.
4 P.M. bell ringer
4 p.m. bell-ringer
4:00 bell ringer: Abbr.
9:30 AM weekday bell ringer
"24. The first crossword I ever wrote I sold to the ___. It ran on 8/7/1996"
62,444 students.
2001 ALCS winners
1941 surprise attack victim
20th largest island in the U.S.
20th-largest island in the U.S.
50th part
1,300-pound occupant of the Oval Office
'40s actor Jack and kin
2007 U.S. Open site
2009 Peace Nobelist
1948 pact
1948 pact: Abbr.
35-member economic/defense gp.
35-member gp.
35-member treaty gp.
35-nation alliance, briefly
35-nation gp.
35-nation grp. founded in 1948
35-state Western org.
2008's "Dig Out Your Soul" group
"3:10 to Yuma", e.g.
2014 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee John
2015 Pulitzer nominee for "Lovely, Dark, Deep"
'95 Siouxsie & the Banshees "The Rapture" single
'08 debate regular
2004 Democratic National Convention keynote speaker
2004 Democratic convention keynoter
2004 Democratic keynoter
2008 "Yes We Can" sloganeer
2008 candidate Barack
2008 candidate with the slogan "Change we can believe in"
2008 race name
2009 Nobel Peace Prize recipient
2009 Nobel Peace Prize winner
2009 Nobel Prize winner
2009 Nobel laureate
2009 Peace Prize Nobelist
2009 Peace Prize recipient
2010s White House family name
2012 Romney defeater
2012 rival of Romney
2012 victor
2016 Havana visitor
2017 farewell speech maker
2020 Best Spoken Word Album winner
21st-century president with a Nobel Peace Prize
44th President
44th U.S. President
44th in America
44th U.S. president with a Kenyan father
*2010 act that gave coverage to millions, informally (4 to 6)
2010 health statute, informally
2010 statute that expanded Medicaid, familiarly
2010 statute that expanded Medicaid, informally
2012 election issue
2012 presidential campaign topic
2009 to 2017
44 years?
2008 crossover voter
2000s White House family
2000s first family
2010s first family
21st-century first family
'03 bestowal to Beckham
2001 honor for J. K. Rowling
2001 honor for J.K. Rowling
2007 honor for Hugh Laurie: Abbr.
2008 honor for Joe Cocker: Abbr.
30-something on the BMI scale
100 Kimono wrap
2022 NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion __ Toppin
"4000 Miles" award
'96 award for "Rent"
10-year-old Sydney Lucas, for her 2013-2014 role in "Fun Home," became the youngest performer ever to win one
1956 award for "Uncle Vanya"
1968 award for Al Pacino
1968 award for Vaclav Havel
1975 award for David Mamet
1981 award for Meryl Streep
1983 award for David Mamet
1992 award for Nathan Lane
1995 award for Felicity Huffman
1996 award for the "Rent" ensemble
2004 award for Lili Taylor
2006 award for S. Epatha Merkerson
2007 award for "The Thugs"
2010 honor for Annie Baker
2011 award for "The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity"
2012 honor for "4000 Miles"
2015 award for "Hamilton"
2017 award for Matthew Broderick
2017 stage award for Matthew Broderick
2019 award for "What the Constitution Means to Me"
4-15-65, for Abraham Lincoln
1968 song from the Beatles' "White Album"
"0" in W.W. II codes
"1812 Overture" duo
1/6 drachma
1 drachma = 6 __
6 __ = 1 drachma
.1 gram in Athens
0.1 gram, in Athens
"24" analyst Chloe __
'50s Wyatt Earp portrayer
'50s-'60s TV Earp portrayer
"1984" antagonist
"1984" conspirator
1940 Rockne portrayer
2025 Oscars host Conan
1994 biography of Calvin Klein
95 degrees, maybe
*1990 Paul Simon song, with "The"
1865 classic not written for the characters that start the answers to starred clues
14th-century logician who used the principle of parsimony
1980s pop crooner Billy
50th-state separator
71 percent of the Earth's surface
"1984" locale
"1984" location
"1984" region
"1984" setting
"1984" state
"1984" superstate that comprises Britain
"1984" superstate that includes America
"13" preceder
"__ 8": Sandra Bullock heist film
"___ 8" (2018 heist comedy)
"_____ 11" (1960)
71% of the earth's surface
1960 Rat Pack comedy
1960 Sinatra movie
1960 crime comedy starring the Rat Pack
1960 film set in Las Vegas
2001 heist film with two sequels
2018 heist thriller, after budget cuts
2004 sequel to a 2001 remake of a 1960 film
1960 Rat Pack film
3M kitchen brand
3M sponge brand
20% of cuarenta
2x4, in Mexico
400% of dos
#1-ranked women's golfer Lorena
1959 Nobelist Severo
1959 Nobelist for Physiology Severo
2000s World #1 female golfer
2003 LPGA Rookie of the Year Lorena
'60s folkie Phil
'60s protest singer
'60s protest singer Phil
'60s singer who sounds sylvan
1896-1935 New York Times publisher Adolph who revived the paper
19th century Dublin mayor known as "The Liberator"
1981 Supreme Court appointee
2nd Lieut. school
2nd Lt. school
"10" on a calendar, briefly
10 before a slash, briefly
10 of calendars, briefly
10 on calendars, briefly
10, at times (Abbr.)
10, before a slash: Abbr.
10, in a way: Abbr.
10, in dates: Abbr.
10, on some scheds.
10/ in a date: Abbr.
10/: Abbr.
10th mo.
1917 Russian revolution mo.
745-hour mo.
8th mo. once
10-letter entries in this puzzle, e.g.
1080-degree figure
87 for regular, e.g.
87 is a common one
87 or 89, at a gas station
87 or 89, at the pump
87 or 91, at the pump
87 or 93
87 or 93 at the pump
87, 89 or 93, on a gas pump
87, say, at the pump
89 or 91, maybe
89 or 93, commonly
93, e.g.
93, e.g., at the pump
87, 89 and 91
87, 89, etc.
1/8 of a circle
45 degree angle.
45 degrees of a circle
45-degree circle section
45-degree sector
1987 Steve Martin comedy
1990 literature Nobelist Paz
6 x 9 in. book
6 x 9-inch book size
6 x 9-inch page size
6x9-inch book size
8vo.
6x9-inch books
1824 Schubert work
2003 Peter Martins ballet
57% of a sonnet
12.5% portion of a circle
45-degree wedge
1 followed by 27 zeros
10 of 12
1905 manifesto
1981 U2 album
31 days.
1917 event in Russia.
2019 winning group that has a way with words, familiarly
1983 James Bond movie
13th cen. Scandinavian language: Abbr.
2015 All-Star relief pitcher Darren
1, 3 or 5, e.g.
1968 Lemmon/Matthau movie (with "The")
52 shares of stock, say
60 shares, e.g.
75 shares, e.g.
80 shares, say
99 shares of stock, say
1947 James Mason thriller
3 or 17, e.g.
1, 3, 5, 7, etc.
10 to 1, e.g.
10 to 1, say
10-to-1, for one
100:1, e.g.
10:1 at a racetrack, e.g.
10:1 or 3:2 at a racetrack
10:1 or 5:2
10:1, e.g.
10:1, perhaps
10:9 or 8:7
11:10, e.g.
1:15 or 1:30, e.g.
2 to 1, for one
8 +1