| Competed on ''American Idol'' | 45 |
| California site of Seabiscuit's last race | 45 |
| Carrier with the in-flight magazine Scanorama | 45 |
| Columnist Dan who coined "santorum" | 45 |
| Cornelius Ryan book, or excessively condense? | 45 |
| Classic 1942 horror film, in old Addis Ababa? | 45 |
| Compound used in photographic film production | 45 |
| Complicate commercials for woodworking tools? | 45 |
| Comb stuck in the back of a certain hairstyle | 45 |
| Congressional Senior Democratic Whip Hastings | 45 |
| Condition for Homer Simpson and Michael Stipe | 45 |
| Curmudgeonly journalist with notable eyebrows | 45 |
| College whose first president was Horace Mann | 45 |
| Contents of a fruit basket given to Mr. Hope? | 45 |
| Carol sung by the cops from "Cops"? | 45 |
| City at the confluence of the Danube and Sava | 45 |
| Château de ___ (onetime home of Louis XII) | 45 |
| Colore ufficiale of the Italian football team | 45 |
| Compound banned from some plastics, for short | 45 |
| Classic Salinger novel (with "The") | 45 |
| Children's novel about a pig named Wilbur | 45 |
| Challenges for a bank's in-house masseur? | 45 |
| Collection of animals featured in this puzzle | 45 |
| Criticism of the singer of "Crazy"? | 45 |
| Challenge Adrian Peterson to gain more yards? | 45 |
| Competitor's dedication to hard training? | 45 |
| Charmin seller who's become more popular? | 45 |
| Co-founder of Jay-Z's Roc-A-Fella Records | 45 |
| Co-star of "The Andy Griffith Show" | 45 |
| Cousin of "It's rude to point!" | 45 |
| Colorful marine fish with spiny, fanlike fins | 45 |
| Clean laundry that hasn't yet been ironed | 45 |
| Capable of scatting to a jazz orchestra, e.g. | 45 |
| Cash player Scott of "Men in Trees" | 45 |
| Clue to the second word of the mystery phrase | 45 |
| Calendar moon's age at New Year's Day | 45 |
| Come to grips with impending bankruptcy, e.g. | 45 |
| Competitors on "The Biggest Loser"? | 45 |
| Comics publisher of "Captain Video" | 45 |
| Class that studies the health of the economy? | 45 |
| Curt & Bill's favorite parts of dams? | 45 |
| Celebrity tribute hosted on TV by Dean Martin | 45 |
| Classic arcade game similar to Space Invaders | 45 |
| Chess between Charlie and his number one son? | 45 |
| Contents of four answers found in this puzzle | 45 |
| City for which a Manhattan district was named | 45 |
| Cartoon character with a red bow and whiskers | 45 |
| Conrad words in "Heart of Darkness" | 45 |
| Co. behind Myth War Online and GodsWar Online | 45 |
| Cynical song introduced by John Bubbles: 1935 | 45 |
| Christmas classic by Bobby Helms about crack? | 45 |
| Celebration for folks sitting on their duffs? | 45 |
| Certain celebrity's breakfast side-order? | 45 |
| Certain celebrity's breakfast side order? | 45 |
| Canadian comedy troupe (with "The") | 45 |
| Coin with the image of St. George the Warrior | 45 |
| City originally named for Catherine the Great | 45 |
| Chain offering funeral services by the dozen? | 45 |
| Co-writer and star of "Bridesmaids" | 45 |
| County in Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee | 45 |
| Charlie Chaplin persona, with "the" | 45 |
| Colorful wrap belonging to comedian Anderson? | 45 |
| Colleague of Jonathan Higgins, in 80's TV | 45 |
| Cartography products that need to be changed? | 45 |
| Competitor in an old endurance contest (6-10) | 45 |
| County holding part of Yosemite National Park | 45 |
| City official who hopes many slots are filled | 45 |
| Competitions like those in "8 Mile" | 45 |
| Christopher of "Law and Order: SVU" | 45 |
| Christopher of 'Law & Order: SVU' | 45 |
| Connecticut home of an annual oyster festival | 45 |
| Congressman from Buffalo who became President | 45 |
| Collection of vehicles available to personnel | 45 |
| Classic part of a cartoon eskimo's outfit | 45 |
| Cathedral next to the University of Oklahoma? | 45 |
| Characteristic of bland food and bad dressers | 45 |
| Comparatively bare-bottomed military assault? | 45 |
| Current residents of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue | 45 |
| City captured by the Moors in the 8th century | 45 |
| Containing a bluish metallic chemical element | 45 |
| Consumer products firm since 1837, informally | 45 |
| Calligrapher's A-to-Z "warm-up" | 45 |
| Chopin's nickname, among his close peeps? | 45 |
| Command to a Hungarian composer at the piano? | 45 |
| Can protest, or a kiddie vehicle for outlaws? | 45 |
| Cube-hopping character in a 1980s arcade game | 45 |
| California R&B singing group turned punk? | 45 |
| Classic Steinbeck story, with "The" | 45 |
| Classic Robert Burns poem, with "A" | 45 |
| Change "flicks" to "flix" | 45 |
| Composer of "The Fountains of Rome" | 45 |
| Character introduced with fiddles and a banjo | 45 |
| Critic who's a Chicago talk radio co-host | 45 |
| Cell stuff that fabricates protein, for short | 45 |
| Christie title from "Twelfth Night" | 45 |
| Cheese and beef concoction for humorist Mort? | 45 |
| Celtic Sanders in the Basketball Hall of Fame | 45 |
| Company that once offered mail-order catalogs | 45 |
| Company that discontinued its catalog in 1993 | 45 |
| Composer of the song "Guantanamera" | 45 |