- STREET
- Easy or Sesame
- New York's 42nd, for one
- Thoroughfare
- Mason's secretary
- Block side
- Urban lane
- Billy on the ____
- Bourbon, e.g.
- Stickball field
- Bourbon, in New Orleans
- Sesame is one
- __ Arab (gamin)
- Easy or Fleet
- Busker's business place
- Slang venue
- What rue may mean
- ___ Scene (Elmer Rice play)
- Parade venue
- It goes by the wayside
- It may be cobbled
- Hockey locale, sometimes
- Stickball "court"
- Della of mystery...
- Della of "Perry Mason"
- Pavement between the curbs
- Bourbon, for one
- What a driveway leads to
- Map line
- Mason's aide
- Sesame, e.g.
- London's Downing, for one
- City thoroughfare
- Paved way
- Sesame ___
- Word with Wall or Sesame
- Mulberry, in a Dr. Seuss classic
- See 13-Down
- Sesame __
- Sesame, say
- Main __
- Public way
- Roadway
- Town thoroughfare
- Word with wise or smart
- Sesame, for one
- 1998 skiing gold-medalist Picabo
- Mason's assistant
- Way
- Easy __
- Local thoroughfare
- Space between curbs
- Haight or Ashbury
- Line on a map
- Bourbon __
- Main drag, e.g.
- Baker, for one
- Main follower?
- One found among blocks
- D or C, in D.C.
- Avenue crosser
- Paved road
- Urban road
- Downing or Basin
- Road
- Vendor's locale
- It may be one-way
- Main drag
- Wall or Easy
- Way to go
- City road
- Main or Wall
- Vine, for one
- Boulevard
- With 56 Down, neighborhood reputation
- Line on an urban map
- Word before fair or fighter
- It may be Easy
- Urban thoroughfare
- Bleecker, for one
- New York's Houston, e.g.
- Stickball venue
- Fictional Della
- Fleet, e.g.
- Vulgar, in a way
- Hale part
- 42nd ___
- Wall, for one
- Avenue.
- Main ___.
- Rue.
- Highway.
- Opening scene, "Romeo and Juliet."
- Broadway.
- Wall ___.
- Union Now spokesman.
- 10 Downing ___.
- The Strand.
- Novelist James.
- Threadneedle ___.
- New York's financial district (with "the").
- Easy ___.
- The man in the ___.
- Gamin's playground.
- Where the Curb used to be.
- J. M. Barrie's "Quality ___."
- Main, for one.
- Peachtree, for one.
- Arab's place.
- Public road.
- Artery.
- Basin, for one.
- Market, in Philadelphia.
- King's highway.
- Peachtree, for example.
- Playground for some.
- With 50 Down, Utopia of a kind.
- Threadneedle, for one.
- Beacon, for one.
- Part of the neighborhood.
- Downing or Fleet
- Easy or one-way
- Bond or Baker
- See 61 Across
- Baker or Main
- Wall or Fleet
- Peddler's province
- Rice's "___ Scene"
- Angel ___, 1941 play
- Kind of Arab or car
- No. 1 Cherry ___, where G.W. lived in N.Y.C.
- Wall or 42d
- Main or easy
- TV's "Hill ___ Blues"
- Basin or 42d
- Stickball locale
- ___ Scene, Rice play
- Block
- Lewis's "Main ___"
- Della of mysteries
- Easy or Grub
- Fleet or Easy
- Kind of smarts
- Bond or Market
- City artery
- Perry's Della
- Scene of a Rice play
- TV secretary
- Coarse, as language
- Mason assistant
- Certain fair site
- Address part
- Mime's venue
- It may be curbed
- Kind of theater
- A ___ in Bronzeville (first book by 50-Across)
- Way to drive
- Line on an address form
- Area between curbs
- Houston or Washington vis-à-vis Manhattan
- Side of a block
- Word with fair or fight
- ___ smarts
- See 19-Across
- Abbey Road, e.g.
- One might be mean or cross
- Part of many a grid
- Place to play stickball
- See 5-Down
- Curb's place
- Word with price or parking
- Springsteen's E ___ Band
- D.C.'s D or C
- A, B or C, in Washington
- See 35-Across
- Word before map or smarts
- Park place?
- Side of a square, say
- Like some parking
- Word with easy or stop
- Word with food, clothes or entertainment
- Word on the ___
- Auto setting
- Doors: "Love ___"
- Where teen rockers learn smarts?
- See 40 Across
- Ann Petry novel set in nineteen-forties Harlem, with "The"
- Part of an address
- With 28-Across, offering from a currywurst truck or a halal cart
- Between the curbs
- Easy or Wall
- Address part, often
- Easy, for one
- Drive way
- Main or Maple
- Word before "food" or "sweeper"
- Word before "meat" or "art"
- Stickball venue, usually
- Avenue crosser, sometimes
- Elm or Sesame
- It's curbed
- Avenue relative
- See 30-Across
- It may cross a boulevard
- Thing to cross
- Wall or Beale
- One may be one-way
- What might be curbed?
- Yonge ___ (main road in Toronto)
- Elm or Della
- Olympic skiing medalist Picabo
- Main stem
- Mason's Della
- Wall or Sesame
- It's between the curbs
- Stickball locale, often
- Manhattan's 42nd, e.g.
- Block party's place
- Word before "style" or "food"
- Parade spot
- Place to parallel park
- Sesame or Downing
- Cougar route
- -- smarts
- Fair site, maybe
- Driving range?
- Manhole setting
- Block border
- Collins ___ (major Miami Beach thoroughfare)
- Wall in Manhattan, e.g.
- Baker, Beale or Bourbon
- Fair site, sometimes
- Manhole's place
