| Wear |
| Model |
| Fellow |
| Assume |
| Racket |
| Ameche |
| Grandee |
| Mob VIP |
| Rickles |
| Slip on |
| An Adams |
| Mr. King |
| Wise guy |
| Get into |
| Meredith |
| Throw on |
| Put on __ |
| '-- Juan' |
| Mafia big |
| Mafia VIP |
| Mr. Shula |
| Godfather |
| Singer Ho |
| Slip into |
| Mafia head |
| Crime boss |
| Mafia boss |
| King or Ho |
| Mob biggie |
| Mob honcho |
| Mr. Ameche |
| Suit up in |
| Mob leader |
| Tough boss |
| Dress (in) |
| Mr. Johnson |
| Mafia title |
| ___ Quixote |
| Adams of TV |
| Adams on TV |
| Capo's boss |
| Hawaii's Ho |
| Spanish sir |
| Adams or Ho |
| Coach Shula |
| Dress up in |
| Have ___ on |
| Crime bigwig |
| Mafia biggie |
| Mafia figure |
| Mafia chief? |
| Mafia leader |
| Family head? |
| Mafia bigwig |
| ___ Giovanni |
| Actor Murray |
| Bizet's Jose |
| Henley or Ho |
| Ho or Knotts |
| Lemon of CNN |
| Nod backward |
| Nutty Knotts |
| Put on (hat) |
| Spanish lord |
| Violent boss |
| Funny Knotts |
| Ho of Hawaii |
| Oxford tutor |
| Quiet flower |
| Actor Ameche |
| Juan or Jose |
| Actor Johnson |
| Russian river |
| Oxford fellow |
| Family figure |
| Spanish title |
| Carmen" title |
| Nod backwards |
| Oxford V.I.P. |
| Promoter King |
| Singer McLean |
| Senor Quixote |
| Oxford figure |
| Singer Henley |
| Spanish noble |
| Quixote title |
| Actor Cheadle |
| Oxford bigwig |
| Syndicate head |
| Author DeLillo |
| CNN host Lemon |
| Corleone title |
| Family leader? |
| Ho or Giovanni |
| Mafia overlord |
| Oxford teacher |
| Oxonian fellow |
| Uncle of radio |
| Writer DeLillo |
| King of boxing |
| Mob crime boss |
| Sir, in Madrid |
| Get dressed in |
| Juan or Carlos |
| River in Russia |
| Underworld boss |
| Vincent" McLean |
| Adams or Ameche |
| Adams or Wilson |
| Cambridge tutor |
| Cherry or Trump |
| Doff's opposite |
| Dokken frontman |
| Johnson or King |
| Juan or Marquis |
| Musician Messer |
| Oxford educator |
| Rostov's river. |
| Toronto's river |
| Mob family head |
| Radio host Imus |
| Shock jock Imus |
| Sir, in Seville |
| Announcer Pardo |
| Put on clothes |
| GoodFellas" boss |
| Camillo, for one |
| Cartoonist Bluth |
| Cherry, for one |
| CNN anchor Lemon |
| Funnyman Rickles |
| Ho from Honolulu |
| Juan or Giovanni |
| Put on a pillbox |
| Quixotic Quixote |
| ___ Juan (lover) |
| Adams or Johnson |
| Cambridge bigwig |
| Corleone was one |
| Fellow at Oxford |
| Comedian Rickles |
| Corleone's title |
| King of the ring |
| Novelist DeLillo |
| Barcelona bigwig |
| Syndicate leader |
| Spanish nobleman |
| Spanish gentleman |
| River of Scotland |
| Stop right there! |
| Underworld bigwig |
| Ameche or Johnson |
| Cartoonist Martin |
| Crime family boss |
| Giovanni or José |
| Giovanni, for one |
| José or Giovanni |
| King of promotion |
| Meredith or Shula |
| Rickles or Knotts |
| River to the Azov |
| Seducer ____ Juan |
| River in U.S.S.R. |
| Teacher at Oxford |
| Wear, as clothing |
| Underworld leader |
| Granada gentleman |
| Clothe oneself in |
| King of promoters |
| Crime family head |
| Mister, in Madrid |
| Consigliere's boss |
| Camillo’s title. |
| Cosa Nostra leader |
| Get into, in a way |
| Johnson or Rickles |
| Knotts or Meredith |
| Matthews or Cherry |
| Opposite of "shuck |
| Put on (a garment) |
| Rickles of "Casino |
| GoodFellas" fellow |
| King with big hair |
| TV announcer Pardo |
| Opposite of remove |
| Cheadle or Johnson |
| Put on, as clothes |
| Drysdale or Johnson |
| Fight promoter King |
| Hockey maven Cherry |
| Mafia family leader |
| Quiet-flowing river |
| Rickles or Meredith |
| Uncle of radio days |
| Crime family leader |
| Head of a syndicate |
| American Pie" McLean |
| Deck the Halls" verb |
| The Sopranos" figure |
| Boxing promoter King |
| Henley of The Eagles |
| High-ranking Mafioso |
| Insult comic Rickles |
| January on the links |
| Music's Ho or Henley |
| Pasquale or Giovanni |
| Consigliere's padrone |
| Drysdale or Mattingly |
| English college tutor |
| Jazz trumpeter Cherry |
| Put on, like a jacket |
| Sportscaster Meredith |
| Vito Corleone's title |
| Get Smart" star Adams |
| Mad" cartoonist Martin |
| Vincent" singer McLean |
| Cambridge staff member |
| Cheadle of "Iron Man 3 |
| Cherry or Newman, e.g. |
| Crime syndicate leader |
| Famous lover, ... Juan |
| Hall-of-Famer Drysdale |
| ___ Juan (ladies' man) |
| Slip into, as clothing |
| 'The Godfather' address |
| S.N.L." announcer Pardo |
| The Godfather" honorary |
| Late TV announcer Pardo |
| McLean of "American Pie |
| Person behind the hits? |
| Velvet Monkeys' Fleming |
| ''The Godfather'' title |
| Eagles guitarist Felder |
| Head of a certain family |
| Cheadle of "Hotel Rwanda |
| Drysdale of diamond fame |
| King of the boxing world |
| Rickles of insult comedy |
| River to the Sea of Azov |
| Singer-songwriter McLean |
| The elder Everly brother |
| Cornelius of "Soul Train |
| Head of a crime syndicate |
| ___ Carlos" (Verdi opera) |
| Apt name for a crime boss |
| Cheadle of "Reign Over Me |
| Dodgers manager Mattingly |
| Marlins manager Mattingly |
| Radio shock jock ___ Imus |
| Stand-up comedian Rickles |
| Trudeau Minister Jamieson |
| Iron Man 3" actor Cheadle |
| The Last __" (Puzo novel) |
| Cheadle of "House of Lies |
| Game show announcer Pardo |
| ___ Juan (legendary lover) |
| ___ King (boxing promoter) |
| Cheadle of "Ocean's Eleven |
| Henley, once of The Eagles |
| One of the Ameche brothers |
| '-- we now our gay apparel' |
| 60 Minutes" producer Hewitt |
| American Pie" singer McLean |
| Mad Men" protagonist Draper |
| Viva La Bam" uncle ___ Vito |
| White Noise" author DeLillo |
| Ex-Dodger manager Mattingly |
| Late stand-up comic Rickles |
| Onetime Robert De Niro role |
| House of Lies" star Cheadle |
| ___ Herbert, TV's Mr. Wizard |
| House of Lies" actor Cheadle |
| Actor Cheadle of "Iron Man 2 |
| Anagram of the letters O-N-D |
| Imus of "Imus in the Morning |
| Miami Vice star, ... Johnson |
| Mad Men" character ___ Draper |
| Hall of Fame pitcher Drysdale |
| McLean of "American Pie" fame |
| Singer McLean or actor Knotts |
| Sutherland, Harron, or Gordon |
| ___ Quixote" (Cervantes novel) |
| Actor Cheadle of "Hotel Rwanda |
| Barbara Feldon's 1960s co-star |
| Jon's rhyming role on "Mad Men |
| Late game show announcer Pardo |
| Singer McLean or comic Rickles |
| Step into, as a pair of slacks |
| Bigwig at an English university |
| Budge in the Tennis Hall of Fame |
| Johnson of TV's Nash Bridges |
| Late "Soul Train" host Cornelius |
| Comedian Rickles who died in April |
| Russian river in a Sholokhov title |
| W(h)ea(t noodle se)r(ved in Japan) |
| ___ Juan, legendary fictional lover |
| Jon Hamm's "Mad Men" role __ Draper |
| Saturday Night Live" announcer Pardo |
| ___ Draper (Jon Hamm's "Mad Men" role) |
| Knotts with a "nervous Nellie" persona |
| Actor Johnson who's actress Dakota's dad |
| ___ Draper (Jon Hamm's role on "Mad Men") |
| ___ Cherry ( voted 7th greatest Canadian ) |
| Boxing promoter King or hockey buff Cherry |
| Draper who's the main character of "Mad Men |
| Draper who's the main character on "Mad Men |
| ___ Jon" (rhyming Joseph Gordon-Levitt movie) |
| ___ King ("Thrilla in Manila" boxing promoter) |
| Longtime "Saturday Night Live" announcer Pardo |
| Cartoonist Martin known as "Mad's Maddest Artist |
| ___ we now our gay apparel" ("Deck the Halls" lyric) |
| 95-year-old "Saturday Night Live" announcer ___ Pardo |
| ___ Nelson who on 4/7/10 became the NBA's all-time coaching leader in victories |
| Mad Men" protagonist Don who, spoiler alert, turns out to be the titular Mad Man |