| Stoppage times? | 15 |
| ScheherazadeÂ’s count | 24 |
| Scheherazade counted them | 25 |
| Monday-football times | 21 |
| Dreamy times | 12 |
| Bed times | 9 |
| Barroom's ten | 17 |
| Bar-room's ten | 18 |
| Arabian and silent | 18 |
| Some adult education | 20 |
| Place for after-dinner courses | 30 |
| Learning place for working adults | 33 |
| It provides late learning | 25 |
| Glasses for really, really sensitive eyes? | 42 |
| Bittersweet plants | 18 |
| Belladonnas | 11 |
| 1972 rock hit recorded with the London Festival Orchestra | 57 |
| Fellini film 1970 | 17 |
| Discos | 6 |
| Place for a lamp, tissues, etc. | 31 |
| Piece of bedroom furniture | 26 |
| One-_____ | 9 |
| It may hold your reading glasses | 32 |
| It may hold your book | 21 |
| Bit of bedroom furniture | 24 |
| Billy clubs | 11 |
| Person having scary dreams? | 27 |
| Walter Lord book, with "A" | 36 |
| Spy film of 1940 | 16 |
| What some goggles provide | 25 |
| Owl's asset | 15 |
| Advantage of some military goggles | 34 |
| Down pillows, sleep masks, etc.? | 32 |
| Vampire's accessory? | 24 |
| Painting in the Rijksmuseum, with "The" | 49 |
| Luminous timepiece, in a way | 28 |
| Bad occupation for Sleepy? | 26 |
| Astronomer? | 11 |
| Item with glow-in-the-dark numerals? | 36 |
| Bedwear: Var. | 13 |
| Ivory or pink? | 14 |
| 2007 Golden Globe winner Bill | 29 |
| "Shaun of the Dead" actor Bill | 40 |
| Soap residue | 12 |
| Hello, in Beijing | 17 |
| Nothing to be concerned about? | 30 |
| Rejection of established laws | 29 |
| Nietzsche recurring theme | 25 |
| Anarchist's belief | 22 |
| Ultimate nonbeliever | 20 |
| Believer that life is meaningless | 33 |
| Believer in mob rule | 20 |
| Like the belief that morality doesn't exist | 47 |
| Believing in nothing | 20 |
| Radical pessimists | 18 |
| Ones who reject established institutions | 40 |
| Ex ___ (from nothing) | 21 |
| Ex -- (out of nothing) | 22 |
| Ex -- (from nothing) | 20 |
| Creatio ex ___ (Christian tenet) | 32 |
| Hawaii's Forbidden Isle | 27 |
| Ballet great Vaslav | 19 |
| Where Air Jordans were seen | 27 |
| Sign on a road that leads to a shoe company? | 44 |
| Ultra-recognizable logo unveiled in 1972 | 40 |
| Supermodel Taylor | 17 |
| Model Taylor who was on the cover of six fashion mags in the same month | 71 |
| ___ Taylor, co-host of "Make Me a Supermodel" | 55 |
| Moscow V.I.P. who liked to cook on a ship? | 42 |
| Krushchev et al. | 16 |
| 11 p.m. business report for Japanese stock watchers? | 52 |
| Sixx of Motley Crue | 19 |
| Mötley Crüe's Sixx | 28 |
| Kill Cheerleader song about Motley Crue? | 40 |
| "Quilting the Black-Eyed Pea" poet Giovanni | 53 |
| "Hairspray" star Blonsky | 34 |
| Author of "Poem (No Name) No. 3" | 42 |
| Mötley Crüe bassist | 25 |
| Bassist on the album "Girls, Girls, Girls" | 52 |
| Buddhist religious center in Japan | 34 |
| Japan city famous for shrines and temples | 41 |
| Composer Rimsky-Korsakov | 24 |
| Writer Gogol | 12 |
| Composer Rimski-Korsakov | 24 |
| "Dead Souls" novelist Gogol | 37 |
| ''Taras Bulba'' author Gogol | 44 |
| Edmonton Oilers goalie ___ Khabibulin | 37 |
| Chicago Blackhawks goalie Khabibulin | 36 |
| Scheherazade composer | 21 |
| Greek prince ___ Cassadine, longtime "General Hospital" character | 75 |
| Some Japanese cameras | 21 |
| Popular cameras | 15 |
| Coolpix cameras, for example | 28 |
| "Zorba the Greek" author Kazantzakis | 46 |
| 'Zorba the Greek' novelist Kazantzakis | 46 |
| Plural suffix with beat or neat | 31 |
| Drainage area of the world's longest river | 46 |
| African region totaling 1.2 million square miles | 48 |
| About 10% of Africa | 19 |
| Relative of turquoise | 21 |