- TOWN
- It's between a village and a city
- Word with ghost or cow
- Municipality
- Up or down follower
- Fairfield, Hatfield, or Haddonfield
- Burg
- Country cousin?
- Sticks
- Suburban area
- ___ clerk
- Map dot
- Cartographic dot
- Itty-bitty city
- What Sinatra calls Chicago in a song
- Kind of hall or drunk
- Kind of car or crier
- Crier's audience
- Hamlet
- It's larger than a village
- Minor municipality
- Place for a crier
- Word following ghost or boom
- Santa Claus, e.g.
- Small municipality
- Smallish municipality
- Truth or Consequences, e.g.
- Word after boom or ghost
- Word before car or house
- Word before car or crier
- Hamlet's big brother?
- City's smaller kin
- Hamlet's cousin?
- Vilage
- Hamlet relative
- Word with meeting or hall
- Word before house or hall
- City wannabe, perhaps
- Word after boom or Bean
- Our __
- Village's cousin
- Hamlet's kin
- Word with ghost or boom
- Word with mining or steel
- Dot on a map
- __ hall
- Chrysler __ & Country
- *1964 Grammy-winning rock 'n' roll song
- College __
- Word with hall or house
- Village cousin
- Word with up, mid or down
- Follower of up, down, and mid
- Small city
- Night on the __
- Crier's employer
- Suburb, for instance
- Company __
- Dot on a state map
- Small dot on a state map
- Crier's beat
- Word before hall or house
- Word with car or house
- With 53-Across, a Lincoln model
- Urban district.
- Grover's Corners, for instance.
- Grover's Corners.
- A center of population.
- With 5 Across, former P. A. system.
- Business center of a city.
- Country place.
- ___ meeting.
- Gown's partner.
- Urban unit.
- Business center.
- London ___.
- Westport, for example.
- Whistle-stop.
- All around the ___.
- Grover's Corners, for one.
- Home ___.
- Populated place.
- Word with up or down.
- See 5 Across.
- Built-up area.
- Go to ___
- Junior city
- It's often painted red
- House or crier
- Canton is one
- Hamlet grown up
- Grover's Corners, e.g.
- Lewis's Gopher Prairie
- Go to ___ (carouse)
- Shut-Eye, in a Field poem
- Kind of crier
- What Claus is coming to
- County component
- Oppidan's locale
- Shute's "A _____ Like Alice"
- Word with China or ghost
- Borough
- Atlas dot
- Kind of hall
- Podunk, e.g.
- Square setting
- Out of ___ (away)
- Country partner?
- It may be painted red
- Crier's place
- See 10-Across
- See 2-Down
- See 38-Across
- Something painted red
- It may have a square in the middle
- Village
- Ending with George or James
- Go to ___ on
- Mini-metro
- My Kind of ___ (Chicago Is)
- Hamlet's relative
- Flee to avoid obligations, say
- Word with boom or skip
- Old ___ Road, longest-running #1 single in Billboard history (19 weeks)
- You might skip it if you're in trouble
- Unit of suburbia
- Wilder's 'Our --'
- Little city
- Might be painted red, post-show
- We're coming to your ___, we'll help you party down
- Petty "She grew up in an Indiana ___"
- ___ meetings (political fad of recent times)
- Revelers paint it red
- Old ___ Road
- Hamlet's larger relative
- Word with ghost or funky
- ...it's a wonderful _____ (Sinatra refrain)
- Chicago, in a song
- Thornton Wilder's "Our _____"
- Hamlet kin
- Hotel guests are often out of this
- Hall opening?
- Word with ghost or Our
- Just a small-___ girl . . .
- Burg relative
- City's smaller relative
- Just a dot on the map?
- The talk of the ___
- College ___ (place such as Laramie, Wyoming)
- It's smaller than a city
- Paint the ___ red
- Theatrical finale for "Our" or "On the"
- Not quite a city
- Chi-___ (Windy City)
- Country's counterpart
- Pitiless place of song
- Dot in an atlas
- Wilder s Our ___
- Some people paint it red
- Grown-up hamlet
- ___ hall meeting
- Crier employer of old
- Where a crier once cried
- Word before "hall" or "square"
- Village's larger relative
- Go to ___ (do something with gusto)
- It has its limits
- Prairie dog community
- Hamlet's bigger cousin
