___ Chao, only cabinet member to serve through George W. Bush's entire administration, 6 letters
'Seinfeld' character, 6 letters
*Whence Race Massacres of 1919, 6 letters
A May for all seasons?, 6 letters
A New Leaf star ___ May, 6 letters
Actress/director May, 6 letters
Ally McBeal secretary, 6 letters
Ally McBeal's assistant, 6 letters
Benes of sitcom fame, 6 letters
Benjamin's beloved, in The Graduate, 6 letters
Benjamin's love in The Graduate, 6 letters
British musicals star Paige, 6 letters
Broadway singer Paige, 6 letters
Bush Secretary of Labor Chao, 6 letters
Chao of George W. Bush's cabinet, 6 letters
Character in The Graduate, 6 letters
Character on Seinfeld, 6 letters
Character that introduced spongeworthy, 6 letters
Cohort of Jerry and George, 6 letters
Cry from Benjamin Braddock, 6 letters
Daughter of King Pelles, 6 letters
Evita stage star ___ Paige, 6 letters
Figure skater Zayak, 6 letters
First name in Bush's cabinet, 6 letters
Former Labor Secretary Chao, 6 letters
Friend of George and Cosmo, 6 letters
Friend of George and Jerry, 6 letters
Friend of Jerry and George, 6 letters
Friend of Jerry, Cosmo and George, 6 letters
Half-sister of King Arthur, 6 letters
Idylls of the King maiden, 6 letters
Ishtar director May, 6 letters
Jerry and George taught her about shrinkage, 6 letters
Jerry Seinfeld's pal, 6 letters
Jerry's ex on Seinfeld, 6 letters
Jerry's ex-girlfriend, 6 letters
Jerry's female friend, on Seinfeld, 6 letters
Jerry's fictional ex, 6 letters
Jerry's friend on Seinfeld, 6 letters
Jerry's Seinfeld intimate, 6 letters
Jerry's sitcom friend, 6 letters
Julia Louis-Dreyfus on Seinfeld, 6 letters
Julia Louis-Dreyfus role, 6 letters
Julia Louis-Dreyfus TV role, 6 letters
Julia's role in Seinfeld, 6 letters
Julia's Seinfeld role, 6 letters
Katharine's role in The Graduate, 6 letters
Katharine's The Graduate role, 6 letters
Labor Secretary Chao, 6 letters
Lady of Arthurian romance, 6 letters
Lancelot's unrequited lover, 6 letters
Lily Maid of Astolat, 6 letters
London stage singer/actress Paige, 6 letters
Longtime role for Julia, 6 letters
Lover of Sir Lancelot, 6 letters
Marilu Henner's Taxi role, 6 letters
Marilu's 'Taxi' role, 6 letters
May who directed Ishtar, 6 letters
Mother of Sir Galahad, 6 letters
Mrs. Robinson's daughter, 6 letters
Mrs. Robinson's daughter, in The Graduate, 6 letters
Mrs. Robinson's girl, 6 letters
Musical star Paige who played the original Evita, 6 letters
New York restaurant operator, 6 letters
New York restaurateur Kaufman, 6 letters
One of Jerry's pals on Seinfeld, 6 letters
One of Seinfeld's friends, 6 letters
Pal of George and Jerry, 6 letters
Pal of Jerry Seinfeld, 6 letters
Secretary of Labor Chao, 6 letters
Seinfeld character who bought JFK's golf clubs at auction for Mr. Peterman, 6 letters
Seinfeld character who lost The Contest after a visit to the gym, 6 letters
Seinfeld character who really can't dance, 6 letters
Seinfeld character who sings Witchy Woman in an episode, 6 letters
Seinfeld character with a distinctive dance, 6 letters
Seinfeld sidekick Benes, 6 letters
Seinfeld's lady friend, 6 letters
She dated Keith Hernandez and David Puddy, among others, 6 letters
She liked Lance a lot, 6 letters
She longed for Lancelot, 6 letters
She pined for Lancelot, 6 letters
Sir Galahad's mother, 6 letters
Smithereens song of 1988, 6 letters
Stritch in September, 6 letters
Stritch of the stage, 6 letters
Taxi or Seinfeld role, 6 letters
Tennyson's lily maid, 6 letters
Tennyson's lily maid of Astolat, 6 letters
The Birdcage screenwriter May, 6 letters
The First Lady of British Musical Theatre ___ Paige, 6 letters
The Graduate character, 6 letters
The Graduate daughter, 6 letters
The Graduate heroine, 6 letters
The Heartbreak Kid director May, 6 letters
The Lily Maid of Astolat, 6 letters
The lily maid of Astolat in a Tennyson poem, 6 letters
Tony winner Stritch, 6 letters
TV character with the catchphrase Get out!, 6 letters
TV friend of Jerry and George, 6 letters
TV pal of Jerry and George, 6 letters
Unrequited lover of legend, 6 letters
Warren and Dustin's Ishtar director, 6 letters
Yada yada yada speaker Benes, 6 letters
1996 Emmy-winning role in a sitcom, 11 letters
TV character concerned with spongeworthiness, 11 letters
Against whom Clay Shaw recently retained his congressional seat in Florida, 11 letters
2001-09 labor secretary who was the first female Asian-American cabinet member: 2 wds., 10 letters
Secretary of labor before Hilda Solis, 10 letters
Sen. Mitch McConnell's wife, 10 letters
Ishtar director, after a pregnant pause?, 14 letters
1998 Best Screenplay nominee for Primary Colors, 9 letters
A New Leaf actress/director, 9 letters
A New Leaf actress/director, 1971, 9 letters
California Suite actress, 9 letters
Half of a '50s comedy team, 9 letters
Mike Nichols's comedy partner, 9 letters
Oscar nominated co-writer of Heaven Can Wait, 9 letters
Small Time Crooks actress, 9 letters
Walter Matthau's costar and director in A New Leaf, 9 letters
Funnywoman's spread?, 10 letters
Actresses Joyce and Stritch, 7 letters
Bistro seen in Manhattan, 7 letters
Bygone Manhattan eatery, 7 letters
Celebrity-spotting eatery, 7 letters
Eatery frequented by Woody Allen, 7 letters
Eatery in Manhattan, 7 letters
Eatery seen in the film Manhattan, 7 letters
Famed Manhattan restaurant on Second Avenue, 7 letters
Famed New York eatery, 7 letters
Fashionable Manhattan eatery, 7 letters
Girls travel on Nile and sea, 7 letters
High-profile New York City restaurant, 7 letters
Malbin, Stritch, et al., 7 letters
Malbin, Stritch, etc., 7 letters
Manhattan restaurant named for Ms. Kaufman, 7 letters
Manhattan restaurant seen in Manhattan, 7 letters
N.Y. eatery and celeb hangout, 7 letters
New York City nightspot, 7 letters
Noted Big Apple bistro, 7 letters
Noted New York City restaurant on Second Avenue, 7 letters
Noted New York eatery, 7 letters
Renowned Big Apple eatery, 7 letters
Renowned Big Apple restaurant, 7 letters
Renowned Manhattan eatery, 7 letters
Renowned New York eatery, 7 letters
Restaurant seen in Manhattan, 7 letters
Seinfeld and The Graduate roles, 7 letters
Star-studded Manhattan eatery, 7 letters
Tony Manhattan eatery, 7 letters
Tony New York eatery, 7 letters
Upper East Side NYC eatery, 7 letters
Upper East Side restaurant that's popular with celebrities, 7 letters
Actress who won a 2002 Tony for her one-woman musical memoir, 13 letters