| ''The ___ Incident'' (1943 film) | 48 |
| Filmic "Incident" of 1943 | 35 |
| "The ___ Incident" (Henry Fonda film) | 47 |
| "The ___ Incident," 1943 movie | 40 |
| "The ___ Incident," 1943 film | 39 |
| What Hercules captured from Geryon | 34 |
| Wagon pullers on Nebraska's state quarter | 45 |
| There is often a yoke about them | 32 |
| Team that works out in the field | 32 |
| Paul Bunyan's Babe and others | 33 |
| Olly Olly ____ Free : '78 Hepburn film | 45 |
| Grant Lee Buffalo "Even The ___" | 42 |
| Gertrude Atherton's were black | 34 |
| Gertrude Atherton's "Black ___" | 45 |
| G. Atherton's "Black ___" | 39 |
| Coachmen : horses :: bullwhackers : ___ | 39 |
| Beasts that may have haul monitors? | 35 |
| Atherton's "Black ___" | 36 |
| "Olly, olly, ___ free" | 32 |
| ___ of the Sun (HeliosÂ’s livestock) | 39 |
| Plant with both disk and ray flowers | 36 |
| ___Clean (product hawked by Billy Mays) | 39 |
| Zinc ___ (ingredient in calamine) | 33 |
| Word with "zinc" or "nitrous" | 49 |
| Compound such as rust, to a chemist | 35 |
| Products of hydrocarbon combustion | 34 |
| Laughing gas and water, chemically | 34 |
| Spring bloomer with a beastly name | 34 |
| "Good Grips" kitchenware brand | 40 |
| Maker of Good Grips kitchen tools | 33 |
| Popular brand of kitchen gadgets | 32 |
| Palindromic kitchen gadget brand | 32 |
| New York-based kitchen gadget maker | 35 |
| Maker of whisks, can openers, etc. | 34 |
| Maker of Good Grips kitchen utensils | 36 |
| Losing tic-tac-toe line, perhaps | 32 |
| Losing line on "Hollywood Squares" | 44 |
| Company that makes kitchen gadgets | 34 |
| Brand sold at Bed Bath & Beyond | 35 |
| "Tools you hold onto" brand | 37 |
| "Tools you hold on to" kitchen brand | 46 |
| "Tools you hold on to" company | 40 |
| Part of a stream of hugs and kisses | 35 |
| First farmers to use yoked teams? | 33 |
| Word on many kitchen-cleaner labels | 35 |
| Petroleum giant's stock symbol | 34 |
| Oil-Free Maximum Strength Acne Wash maker | 41 |
| L.A.-based oil giant, familiarly | 32 |
| International oil and gas giant, informally | 43 |
| Acne care brand owned by Mentholatum | 36 |
| Network co-founded by Oprah Winfrey | 35 |
| Most abundant element in the earth's crust | 46 |
| Drop-down item that hopefully doesn't have to | 49 |
| Aviator's high-altitude apparatus | 37 |
| Phrase such as "cruel kindness" | 41 |
| Phrase like "thundering silence" | 42 |
| Microsoft Works, according to some | 34 |
| Combination like "thundering silence" | 47 |
| "Thunderous silence," e.g. | 36 |
| "Jumbo shrimp," for one | 33 |
| "Deafening silence," e.g. | 35 |
| ''Jumbo shrimp,'' for one | 41 |
| "___ of little faith ..." | 35 |
| Santana's "__ Como Va" | 36 |
| "___ Como Va" (1971 Santana hit) | 42 |
| Santana's "___ Como Va" | 37 |
| Santana's ''___ Como Va'' | 45 |
| Santana hit ''___ Como Va'' | 43 |
| Luis's "Listen up!" | 33 |
| "___ Como Va" (Santana song) | 38 |
| "___ Como Va" (Santana hit) | 37 |
| Santana's " ___ Como Va" | 38 |
| Gloria Estefan's "___ Mi Canto" | 45 |
| "Ma Mère l'__": Ravel work | 43 |
| "___ Como Va" (1971 Santana song) | 43 |
| "___ Como Va" (1971 hit) | 34 |
| Santana hit also covered by Tito Puente | 39 |
| Hit song on the 1970 album "Abraxas" | 46 |
| 1971 Santana hit written by Tito Puente | 39 |
| ___ and terminer (criminal court) | 33 |
| ___ and terminer (hearing or trial) | 35 |
| ''Terminer'' partner | 36 |
| Criminal court, ___ and terminer | 32 |
| ___ and terminer (high criminal court) | 38 |
| Command for silence, in court (Var.) | 36 |
| Cry from Bull on "Night Court" | 40 |
| Bailiff's "Listen up!" | 36 |
| Olive that goes with a little salt? | 35 |
| Olive ___ (Popeye's sweetie) | 32 |
| Popeye's "goil" Olive | 35 |
| Popeye's ''goil'' | 37 |
| Family name in the "Popeye" series | 44 |
| "Thimble Theatre" surname | 35 |
| Word in "Popeye" strips | 33 |
| Surname in the "Popeye" series | 40 |
| Olive of "Thimble Theatre" | 36 |
| Olive ___, often seized by Bluto | 32 |
| Last name in Thimble Theatre comics | 35 |
| "Wimmin Is a Myskery" heroine | 39 |
| "Thimble Theatre" name | 32 |