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- Computer since 1984 (3) *
- Type of naval ship in "Top Gun" (8,7) *
- Surname of studio co-founders Harry, Albert, Sam and Jack (6) *
- Bird on South Carolina's quarter (4) *
- Nuptial agreement (3) *
- Secure with ropes (5) *
- Quarterback's shout before long pass (2,4) *
- Railroad container for perishables (12,3) *
- Prefix for "color" or "cycle" (3) *
- Stove-top/oven combo (5) *
- Oregon senator Wyden (3)
- Fabric-to-fabric border (4) *
- Vehicle with treads (4)
- Sticky note (4-2)
- Upside? (3) *
- One officiating at communion or hearing confession (6) *
- 1970 novel by Peter McCurtin (7) *
- Wipe out big-time (5) *
- Small widely cultivated tree with oval-shaped edible seeds (6) *
- Oscar-winning Ben Affleck film set in Iran (4) *
- ___ Poupon mustard (4) *
- Raoul , French painter whose works include 1930's Chateau and Horses (4) *
- Soft silvery-white element; symbol Th (7) *
- Disobey James Bond when making a martini (4) *
- Jesse , 1936 Olympic 100m and 200m gold medallist (5) *
- Brownish-yellow mineral; the principal ore of nickel (11) *
- Hebrew prophet whose book of the Old Testament condemns the Edomites (7) *
- "___ Were a Rich Man" (song from "Fiddler on the Roof") (2,1) *
- 1970s ITV drama series created by Brian Clemens (8) *
- Japanese stringed musical instrument (4) *
- Cattle-raising estates (7) *
- Judy , US author whose novels include Wifey and Summer Sisters (5) *
- Reindeer herder of Scandinavia (4) *
- Marine food fish related to the cod (4) *
- Stuffiness that lingers in an unventilated room (5,3) *
- US state whose capital is Springfield (8) *
- Franz , Hungarian composer of symphonic poems Hungaria and Orpheus (5) *
- Bob , Best Director Oscar winner for Cabaret (5) *
- In no danger (4) *
- Plant under which Buddha gained enlightenment (5,4) *
- Full-bodied variety of tea grown in northeast India (5) *
- Don -, England national football manager, 1974-77 (5) *
- State capital of Connecticut (8) *
- Classic film about an ill-starred relationship between Laura Jesson and Alec Harvey (5,9) *
- Second-largest lake in the Lake District by surface area (9) *
- Infamous tobogganing track in St Moritz, Switzerland (6,3) *
- Prestigious independent girls' school near Brighton (7) *
- Bertie -, taoiseach who signed the Good Friday agreement in 1998 (5) *
- Charlie -, jazz saxophonist nicknamed "Bird” (6) *
- US soap opera in which Joan Collins played a lead role (7) *