| Mensa member's opposite | 27 |
| Monty Python's Eric ___ | 27 |
| Word with gossip or chatter | 27 |
| Gathering dust, so to speak | 27 |
| Auto mechanic's concern | 27 |
| Fabled grasshopper, for one | 27 |
| Slackers and couch potatoes | 27 |
| How fainéants spend time | 27 |
| Words that end bachelorhood | 27 |
| Bachelor's final answer | 27 |
| Words with a familiar ring? | 27 |
| Words in front of the rabbi | 27 |
| Vow before taking the stand | 27 |
| Trial witness's promise | 27 |
| Line that has a ring to it? | 27 |
| It's said before a kiss | 27 |
| Half the title of a musical | 27 |
| Fiancé's last words? | 27 |
| Bride and groom's words | 27 |
| J. Lo's show, for short | 27 |
| Word associated with Cowell | 27 |
| The golden calf, infamously | 27 |
| Hit show on Fox, familiarly | 27 |
| Figure in a pagoda, perhaps | 27 |
| Rolling Stone cover subject | 27 |
| Person on a poster, perhaps | 27 |
| Moorish ___ (tropical fish) | 27 |
| Matinee ___ (old film star) | 27 |
| Fox talent contest, to fans | 27 |
| Fox reality show, popularly | 27 |
| Second Commandment violator | 27 |
| Kelly Clarkson and Fantasia | 27 |
| The Rolling Stones, to some | 27 |
| "___ believe it!" | 27 |
| Apathetic one's comment | 27 |
| Vows exchanged at the altar | 27 |
| They're often exchanged | 27 |
| Items checked before flying | 27 |
| Drivers' licenses, e.g. | 27 |
| They've got your number | 27 |
| They're checked in bars | 27 |
| Some purse items, for short | 27 |
| Selects from a photo lineup | 27 |
| Driver's licenses, e.g. | 27 |
| Checks the age of, in a way | 27 |
| Cards up one's sleeves? | 27 |
| Border-crossing necessities | 27 |
| Air travel needs, for short | 27 |
| Pet's collar attachment | 27 |
| Conventioneer's clip-on | 27 |
| Aid in retriever retrieval? | 27 |
| Things checked on carousels | 27 |
| Pastoral composition (Var.) | 27 |
| Short, peaceful poem (Var.) | 27 |
| "___ of the King" | 27 |
| Roger of "Cheers" | 27 |
| First name of architect Pei | 27 |
| Suffix with "cop" | 27 |
| Ending with cash or bombard | 27 |
| "Able was __ ..." | 27 |
| "Able was ___..." | 27 |
| What -y becomes, in plurals | 27 |
| Superlative of '-y' | 27 |
| "___ body . . . " | 27 |
| '-- tree falls ...' | 27 |
| "___ man answers" | 27 |
| "___ hollers,..." | 27 |
| "__ hollers, ..." | 27 |
| "___ were you..." | 27 |
| "___ Ran the Zoo" | 27 |
| "__ were you ..." | 27 |
| In case it's called for | 27 |
| Words before an alternative | 27 |
| "Too rich for me" | 27 |
| "Slipped my mind" | 27 |
| Could-go-either-way factors | 27 |
| Companions of ands and buts | 27 |
| "In that case..." | 27 |
| Supermarket franchise chain | 27 |
| "__ the picture!" | 27 |
| Chevelle "___ It" | 27 |
| 'Can -- a witness?' | 27 |
| "Can __ witness?" | 27 |
| Tony Martin tune of '51 | 27 |
| "You stumped me!" | 27 |
| "Tell me already" | 27 |
| Home under the midnight sun | 27 |
| Home without a refrigerator | 27 |
| Home with white, cold walls | 27 |
| Home near the Arctic Circle | 27 |
| A summer house it's not | 27 |
| "House," in Inuit | 27 |
| Where a car key goes: Abbr. | 27 |
| Set afire 3. Run-down areas | 27 |
| Stereotypical lab assistant | 27 |
| Helicopter pioneer Sikorsky | 27 |
| Dr. Frankenstein's aide | 27 |
| Transylvanian lab assistant | 27 |
| Frankenstein's factotum | 27 |
| Real-estate mogul Olenicoff | 27 |