| STARR | "Act Naturally" singer Ringo |
| STARR | "It Don't Come Easy" singer |
| STARR | "It Don't Come Easy" singer, 1971 |
| STARR | "It Don't Come Easy" was his first solo hit |
| STARR | "Octopus's Garden" singer |
| STARR | "Oh My My" singer, 1974 |
| STARR | "The Beatles" drummer Ringo ___ |
| STARR | "The ___ Report" (1998 reading) |
| STARR | "Wheel of Fortune" songstress, 1952 |
| STARR | "Yellow Submarine" singer |
| STARR | "You're Sixteen" singer |
| STARR | 10-Down member |
| STARR | 1990s' ___ Report |
| STARR | 1998 report producer |
| STARR | 1998's ___ Report |
| STARR | A Beatle |
| STARR | Actor Martin ___ of "Silicon Valley" |
| STARR | Apt second name of Beatles drummer Ringo |
| STARR | Aptly named N.F.L. M.V.P. of the 1960s |
| STARR | Bandmate of Harrison, Lennon and McCartney |
| STARR | Bandmate of Lennon |
| STARR | Bandmate of McCartney, Lennon and Harrison |
| STARR | Bart or Ringo |
| STARR | Bart who was the first Super Bowl M.V.P. |
| STARR | Beatle Ringo ___ |
| STARR | Beatle Ringo ____ |
| STARR | Beatle surname |
| STARR | Beatle usually seated |
| STARR | Beatle who married Bach |
| STARR | Beatle who sang "Octopus's Garden" |
| STARR | Beatles drummer |
| STARR | Beatles drummer Ringo |
| STARR | Beatles member |
| STARR | Beatles surname |
| STARR | Beatles' drummer |
| STARR | Belle ___, outlaw |
| STARR | Belle ___--Folk hero and outlaw |
| STARR | Belle of the Wild West |
| STARR | Belle of the old West |
| STARR | Belle or Bart |
| STARR | Best replacement |
| STARR | Best replacement? |
| STARR | Best successor |
| STARR | Best's replacement in the Beatles |
| STARR | Best's successor on the drums |
| STARR | Brenda of comics |
| STARR | Brenda of the comics |
| STARR | Clinton antagonist |
| STARR | Clinton's impeachment prosecutor Kenneth __ |
| STARR | Clinton's prosecutor |
| STARR | Comic strip reporter Brenda |
| STARR | Drummer Ringo |
| STARR | Drummer Ringo ___ |
| STARR | Drummer Ringo ____ |
| STARR | Drummer Ringo of "The Beatles" |
| STARR | Drummer Ringo of the Beatles |
| STARR | Drummer who famously replaced Best |
| STARR | Drummer who played with McCartney and Harrison |
| STARR | Drummer who replaced Best |
| STARR | Edwin of 1960s-'70s R&B |
| STARR | Edwin with the 1970 #1 hit "War" |
| STARR | Fab Four drummer |
| STARR | Fab Four drummer Ringo |
| STARR | Fab Four name |
| STARR | Fab Four surname |
| STARR | Fictional reporter Brenda |
| STARR | First Super Bowl M.V.P. |
| STARR | Football Hall-of-Famer Bart |
| STARR | Football legend Bart |
| STARR | Harrison companion |
| STARR | Harrison mate |
| STARR | Inquisitive Ken |
| STARR | Judge Kenneth |
| STARR | Kay who sang "Wheel of Fortune," 1952 |
| STARR | Kenneth with a report |
| STARR | Kenneth —, US Solicitor General from 1989-93 |
| STARR | Knighted drummer |
| STARR | Latest Beatle to be knighted |
| STARR | Legendary Packers QB |
| STARR | Lennon bandmate |
| STARR | M.V.P. of the first two Super Bowls |
| STARR | McCartney cohort |
| STARR | McCartney mate |
| STARR | Notable bandmate of Lennon |
| STARR | One of the Beatles |
| STARR | One of the Fab Four |
| STARR | One of the Fab four's surname |
| STARR | Outlaw Belle who is said to have harbored Jesse James |
| STARR | Packers QB whose #15 jersey is retired |
| STARR | Reporter Brenda of the comics |
| STARR | Ringo ___, drummer of the Beatles |
| STARR | Ringo of The Beatles |
| STARR | Ringo of the Beatles |
| STARR | Ringo on drums |
| STARR | Ringo the drummer |
| STARR | Ringo who sang "Yellow Submarine" |
| STARR | Ringo's All-__ Band |
| STARR | Rock's All-___ Band |
| STARR | Rolling Stone's #14 drummer |
| STARR | Second knighted Beatle |
| STARR | See 108-Down |
| STARR | See 26-Across |
| STARR | See 31-Across |
| STARR | See 7 |
| STARR | See 7 Across |
| STARR | See 87-Across |
| STARR | Singer Kay |
| STARR | Subject of James Carville's "... And the Horse He Rode In On" |
| STARR | Super Bowl-winning QB Bart |
| STARR | The Beatles drummer Ringo |
| STARR | Thomas the Tank Engine narrator |
| STARR | Whitewater VIP |
| STARR | Whitewater navigator? |
| STARR | Winner of the first two Super Bowl MVPs |
| STARR | ___ Report (political document of 1998) |
| STARR | ___ Report of the 1990s |
| STARR | “Yellow Submarine” lead vocalist |