| Masculine possessive pronoun |
| Not passive |
| Asset-freezing org. (CONTEST ALERT! My new all-skill, solve-at-home crossword contest benefiting the Alzheimer's Foundation of America is Sept. 30. First prize, $2,500. For details visit www.alzfdn. |
| Canadian city named for Queen Victoria |
| Afternoon prayer, in Islam |
| Costello or Ferrigno |
| North Carolina river |
| Conform to masculine stereotypes by repressing one's feelings, which, as we all know, works out well for everyone |
| Critic's write-up |
| Pen name of Charles Henry Smith |
| A crossword editor has to be very careful when changing one--unlike this puzzle's editor, who was careless four times herein |
| Pianist known for her transcription of Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring |
| Web portal with a butterfly logo |
| French clerical title |
| Like many files nowadays |
| Actor Cary with the new memoir "As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales From the Making of 'The Princess Bride' |
| Ancient Greek city |
| Cassis apéritif |
| Bone that Napoleon Dynamite's grandma broke after falling off her dune buggy |
| With one's identity hidden |
| Nation with three dots in a row |
| Banned fruit spray |
| A Prairie Home Companion" director; "it" game; performer Marilyn; PC key; ear part; mama's boy; grown boy; "Notes On 'Camp'" essayist; blue shade |
| Talladega" singer who goes by his middle name, not first name (Kenneth): 2 wds. |
| Item deemed by a hi-tech company president in 1977 to be unreasonable for home use |
| Initials on a bounced check |
| Jason Ritter sci-fi series that lasted for one season, with "The |
| Abnormal vesicle |
| Pull with effort |
| It may come after you |