| Fort ___ (U.S. gold storage facility) | 37 |
| Old Danish king who conquered England | 37 |
| Site of a devastating 1995 earthquake | 37 |
| First name in international diplomacy | 37 |
| 1980's-90's chancellor Helmut | 37 |
| Executioner in "The Mikado" | 37 |
| Surgeon general under Reagan and Bush | 37 |
| Former Surgeon General C. Everett ___ | 37 |
| LG Electronics is headquartered there | 37 |
| Sitcom teacher at James Buchanan High | 37 |
| Muriel cigar pitchman of the 50's | 37 |
| 2001 film set in a mental institution | 37 |
| Volcano that famously erupted in 1883 | 37 |
| Twin Ronnie or Reggie of London crime | 37 |
| Classic sitcom beatnik Maynard G. ___ | 37 |
| "Charlie's Angels" role | 37 |
| Kristofferson of "Blade II" | 37 |
| They often land next to queens: Abbr. | 37 |
| First "Sunday Morning" host | 37 |
| "Timequake" author Vonnegut | 37 |
| __ Nkrumah (first Ghanaian president) | 37 |
| Temple of the Golden Pavilion setting | 37 |
| Playmate of Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Po | 37 |
| "True Blue" Canadian brewer | 37 |
| Place for washing instructions, often | 37 |
| Geoffrey Beene, Bill Blass and others | 37 |
| "Musetta's Waltz" opera | 37 |
| "Chocolate" dogs, for short | 37 |
| Switzerland’s ___ de Neuchâtel | 37 |
| Olympic sport discontinued after 1908 | 37 |
| "A Shropshire ___": Housman | 37 |
| ''___: A Dog'' (1962) | 37 |
| Canadian metalers Strapping Young ___ | 37 |
| Alan who starred in "Shane" | 37 |
| Alan of "This Gun for Hire" | 37 |
| Alan of "The Carpetbaggers" | 37 |
| Alan in "The Carpetbaggers" | 37 |
| Doing a task at the soup kitchen, say | 37 |
| The Four ___ ('50s singing group) | 37 |
| Dark one of Shakespeare's sonnets | 37 |
| Tom Jones "She's a ___" | 37 |
| Title cocker spaniel in a Disney film | 37 |
| "The _____ doth protest..." | 37 |
| ___ of the Lake (Arthurian character) | 37 |
| Sophia Loren/Paul Newman comedy, 1965 | 37 |
| ''Well, ___-di-dah!'' | 37 |
| City in Kipling's "Kim" | 37 |
| Memorable comedian, or his biographer | 37 |
| Memorable co-star of Haley and Bolger | 37 |
| Actor in "The Wizard of Oz" | 37 |
| 1964 Tony winner for "Foxy" | 37 |
| Christine of "Chicago Hope" | 37 |
| "Swing Shift" Oscar nominee | 37 |
| Chou En-___ (former Communist leader) | 37 |
| "Love Story" score composer | 37 |
| ''Mule Train'' singer | 37 |
| Popularizer of "Mule Train" | 37 |
| "Mule Train" singer Frankie | 37 |
| Memorable English psychiatrist-author | 37 |
| Kazan of "My Favorite Year" | 37 |
| 'Mighty -- a Rose' (old song) | 37 |
| Ladd co-star in This Gun for Hire | 37 |
| Member of a "great" quintet | 37 |
| Aviation entrepreneur Sir Freddie ___ | 37 |
| Sound from those who forget the words | 37 |
| "Sorry, can't hear you" | 37 |
| "I'm not listening ..." | 37 |
| 1996 presidential candidate Alexander | 37 |
| Supreme Court Justice: 1911–16 | 37 |
| Hedy of "The Heavenly Body" | 37 |
| "... and little __ eat ivy" | 37 |
| Dorothy of old "Road" films | 37 |
| System that connects computers: abbr. | 37 |
| Office computer connection, for short | 37 |
| O- -- ('The Good Earth' role) | 37 |
| Computer-connecting system, for short | 37 |
| "Peyton Place" actress Wood | 37 |
| "Smallville" character Lang | 37 |
| Porch on "The Golden Girls" | 37 |
| Hawaiian's open-sided living room | 37 |
| Knight raised by the Lady of the Lake | 37 |
| ''Camelot'' character | 37 |
| King Arthur's most trusted knight | 37 |
| 'Ed Wood' Oscar winner Martin | 37 |
| "Lois & Clark" reporter | 37 |
| "Metropolis" director Fritz | 37 |
| Middle of a New Year's song title | 37 |
| "The World of Homer" author | 37 |
| "Ministry of Fear" director | 37 |
| ''Shadowland'' singer | 37 |
| Oscar winner for "Blue Sky" | 37 |
| Def Leppard producer "Mutt" | 37 |
| Civil rights scholar/activist Guinier | 37 |
| Producer of Woody Woodpecker cartoons | 37 |
| "7 Faces of Dr. ---" (1964) | 37 |
| Film "7 Faces of Dr. _____" | 37 |
| Near-homophone of Seoul's anagram | 37 |
| Nation divided during the Vietnam War | 37 |
| Something you can't stand to have | 37 |
| Kate Bush "Sat in Your ___" | 37 |