| RAIDERS | Super Bowl XI- and XV-winning American football team (7,7) |
| OAKLAND | Super Bowl XI- and XV-winning American football team (7,7) |
| STABLER | Winning quarterback in Super Bowl XI |
| ONESELF | Frantic doctor nurses English XI and German XI (6,7) |
| BESIDE | Frantic doctor nurses English XI and German XI (6,7) |
| ROIS | Louis XIV and XV, e.g. |
| MEDICI | Family name of Pope Leo X, Leo XI and Clement VII |
| OMICRON | Fifteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, between Xi and Pi (7) |
| VIGO | Spanish city attacked by Drake in fifteen fifty eight and fifteen eighty nine |
| CARTA | Magna - (Runnymede, twelve hundred and fifteen) |
| EXTRADITE | Deport 27 dissenters in the beginning and fifteen regularly (9) |
| CRACKERJACK | Excellent biscuit placed on white bowl (11) |
| BRICS | Multination org. named for its first five members (its '23 summit included da Silva, Lavrov, Modi, Xi, and the ANC leader) |
| TONIMORRISON | Nobel Prize- and Pulitzer Prize-winning American novelist (4,8) |
| COPPOLA | Sofia _, Oscar-winning American filmmaker and screenwriter (7) |
| NEELY | Blake ___, Emmy Award-winning American composer, conductor and orchestrator |
| KERRI | Olympic gymnast Strug who was part of the gold-winning American team in 1996 |
| WATERLOO | Eighteen hundred and fifteen battle |
| BIRTH | Female chimps in the wild usually give ___ for the first time when they are between TWELVE and FIFTEEN years old |
| JEROMEROBBINS | Oscar-winning American choreographer and director who was codirector of 1961's West Side Story (6,7) |
