| Latin for "holding a grudge for a long, long time"? | 61 |
| Wisconsin's capital | 23 |
| President after Jefferson | 25 |
| Wisconsin Capital and Saskatchewan Hamlet | 41 |
| Unger's sloppy roommate | 27 |
| The Bridges of ____ County | 26 |
| State capital nicknamed "The City of Four Lakes" | 58 |
| Puzzlemaker Caleb | 17 |
| Picture on a $5,000 bill | 24 |
| Peak in New Hampshire's Presidential Range | 46 |
| Noted NYC avenue | 16 |
| Monroe's preceder or Wis.'s capital | 43 |
| Monroe succeeded him | 20 |
| Mermaid's name in "Splash" | 40 |
| Klugman role | 12 |
| James ___, Harrisonburg campus | 30 |
| Guy on the $5,000 bill | 22 |
| Dorothea Payne's second husband | 35 |
| Dolley or James | 15 |
| Did he have no maids? | 21 |
| Big Apple thoroughfare | 22 |
| Avenue east of Fifth | 20 |
| Architect of the Constitution | 29 |
| Ad men's avenue | 19 |
| "The Federalist Papers" co-author | 43 |
| Where plugs are manufactured | 28 |
| N.Y.C. advertising center | 25 |
| Big Apple advertising center | 28 |
| Where plugs are sparked | 23 |
| University of Wisconsin thoroughfare? | 37 |
| Clio winners' workplace, maybe | 34 |
| Presidential advisers? | 22 |
| Comment when interviewer Lauer pulls no punches with a timid princess? | 70 |
| Iowa site known for its bridges | 31 |
| Wisconsin realms | 16 |
| Wisconsin fellow? | 17 |
| 62060 | 5 |
| Dolley and James | 16 |
| Garden in N.Y.C. | 16 |
| Round landmark of N.Y.C. | 24 |
| Home to Camp Randall Stadium | 28 |
| Part of a fill-in-the-blanks game | 33 |
| Fill-in-the-blank story | 23 |
| Sources of odd teenage behavior? | 32 |
| Perennially popular game books | 30 |
| Laugh-producing game popular since 1958 | 39 |
| Kids' fill-in-the-blank game | 32 |
| Game with blanks | 16 |
| Game where you need nouns | 25 |
| Game that demands imaginative vocabulary | 40 |
| Game requiring many plug-ins? | 29 |
| Game in which players offer a few words | 39 |
| Fill-in-blanks word game | 24 |
| 1995 Drew Barrymore film | 24 |
| Alfred is its cover boy | 23 |
| Wacky publication? | 18 |
| Venerable satire publication | 28 |
| Publication founded in 1952 featuring artwork that does the same thing as this puzzle | 85 |
| Humor publication since 1952 | 28 |
| Warning about Mel Gibson on a wrestling surface? | 48 |
| Trumpeter perch | 15 |
| Australian fish | 15 |
| Worthy successor to Ponzi | 25 |
| White collar crime-of-the-century name | 38 |
| Jailed pyramid architect? | 25 |
| Financial scammer Bernie | 24 |
| Bernie __, subject of the 2011 book "The Wizard of Lies" | 66 |
| Bernard with a Ponzi scheme | 27 |
| Singer and chef make a family portrait? | 39 |
| Michelangelo subjects | 21 |
| Figures in some Renaissance paintings | 37 |
| Lenten plant | 12 |
| Raphael's specialty | 23 |
| Paintings often including an infant | 35 |
| "Big Deal" rock star's address? | 45 |
| Author Ford ___ Ford | 20 |
| What a teen may find at home when curfew is broken? | 51 |
| Kudos, to rappers | 17 |
| Respect, yo | 11 |
| Big-time kudos | 14 |
| Indian plays? | 13 |
| Light, patterned cotton cloths | 30 |
| They're married...with "niños" | 47 |
| Sierra (Mexican mountains) | 26 |
| Sierra __ (Mexican range) | 25 |
| Sierra __ (Mexican mountains) | 29 |
| San Diego wives, perhaps | 24 |
| Mothers, in Madrid | 18 |
| Madrid mothers | 14 |
| Spanish clover varieties | 24 |
| Iberian bridge? | 15 |
| Secular part song | 17 |
| Love poem or song | 17 |
| Bard's song | 15 |
| Tomato consommé | 18 |
| Ohio stream | 11 |
| Magazine for angry rovers? | 26 |
| Western evergreen trees | 23 |
| Tree with a red bark | 20 |
| West Coast evergreens | 21 |