| Toscanini was its music director in the 1920s | 45 |
| Tennis great nicknamed "The Rocket" | 45 |
| The Once-___ ("The Lorax" narrator) | 45 |
| Thurber's "___ Your Mind Alone" | 45 |
| The Doors #1 hit covered by José Feliciano | 45 |
| The Simpson who once got hooked on crosswords | 45 |
| TV's "_____ with a 'Z'" | 45 |
| Things that should be tied up by the curtain? | 45 |
| The Fighting Tigers of the Southeastern Conf. | 45 |
| Tournament in which a green jacket is awarded | 45 |
| Taiwanese island near the Chinese city Fuzhou | 45 |
| This puzzle's theme involves four TV ones | 45 |
| Tillie Olsen's "Tell __ Riddle" | 45 |
| Tillis who sang "I Ain't Never" | 45 |
| Tommy Lee Jones film "___ in Black" | 45 |
| The Bitterroot Range is on its western border | 45 |
| Typical reply to "Qué pasa?" | 45 |
| Threw out on the basepaths, in baseball lingo | 45 |
| TV villain who says "Hello dollink" | 45 |
| Tiny republic formerly called Pleasant Island | 45 |
| The emperor featured in "Quo Vadis" | 45 |
| Team that plays at Continental Airlines Arena | 45 |
| Tot's favorite, after "choklit" | 45 |
| Today's music, generally, to some parents | 45 |
| The ___ Nugget, Alaska's oldest newspaper | 45 |
| Time being (with ''for the'') | 45 |
| Time when a U.S. president's term expires | 45 |
| Ticket-buyer who stayed home (perhaps wisely) | 45 |
| Time required for light to travel about a ft. | 45 |
| Two-time Best Spoken Word Album Grammy winner | 45 |
| They're usually made of African Blackwood | 45 |
| Title word before Eleven, Twelve, or Thirteen | 45 |
| The kids in "Eight Is Enough," e.g. | 45 |
| Texas city in "Friday Night Lights" | 45 |
| The Allegheny and Monongahela join to form it | 45 |
| Twenty-first word of the Pledge of Allegiance | 45 |
| Time in NYC when it's midnight in Chicago | 45 |
| Turow book about the first year of law school | 45 |
| Time in NYC when it's noon in New Orleans | 45 |
| Temporarily unable to play, in baseball lingo | 45 |
| Tom Petty "Into the Great Wide ___" | 45 |
| Treat that comes in a Golden Original variety | 45 |
| They're sometimes deep-fried at carnivals | 45 |
| They may be found in prospectors' sectors | 45 |
| They're found in prospectors' sectors | 45 |
| There's a statue of him outside TD Garden | 45 |
| The ''nostra'' of Cosa Nostra | 45 |
| They have turf at the senior citizen complex? | 45 |
| They're worn by the head of the household | 45 |
| They're at all the big signing ceremonies | 45 |
| Type of shirt that might have a popped collar | 45 |
| Title location of an 1834 Bulwer-Lytton novel | 45 |
| They often have Roman numerals in their names | 45 |
| Three letters that start a Beatles song title | 45 |
| Two-time Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar winner | 45 |
| Tom Hanks builds one in "Cast Away" | 45 |
| They're meant to be broken, it's said | 45 |
| Tom Clancy's "___ Storm Rising" | 45 |
| Tree whose cultivars include the Autumn Flame | 45 |
| Tim of ''WKRP in Cincinnati'' | 45 |
| Tracy in the first "Hairspray" film | 45 |
| Titular movie monster who dies in molten lava | 45 |
| Tom Collier in "The Animal Kingdom" | 45 |
| Turquoise "Sesame Street" character | 45 |
| They're filled at the pharmacy, for short | 45 |
| Type of bank that plays a part in this puzzle | 45 |
| Title sister played by Shirley MacLaine, 1970 | 45 |
| Tegan's twin and songwriting collaborator | 45 |
| Thai meat dish often served with peanut sauce | 45 |
| The American ___ (Phi Beta Kappa publication) | 45 |
| The "u" sound in "circus" | 45 |
| Two of the vowel sounds in "banana" | 45 |
| Trendy antioxidant berry in some fruit juices | 45 |
| They connect cooling units to rooms, in brief | 45 |
| TV role for which Tony Shalhoub won two Emmys | 45 |
| Thomas Paine's "The ___ Reason" | 45 |
| Totally prepared to go on at the comedy club? | 45 |
| Turgenev's "___ in the Country" | 45 |
| Tracy Morgan book "I ___ New Black" | 45 |
| Theme song from "Beverly Hills Cop" | 45 |
| They're supposed to drive you to drinking | 45 |
| They have extremely high gravitational fields | 45 |
| They might require Dora the Explorer bandages | 45 |
| Talked confidently beyond one's expertise | 45 |
| Talked beyond one's expertise, as it were | 45 |
| Tips of the cap, hitches of the belt, perhaps | 45 |
| They're not very useful for cutting steak | 45 |
| Time to phone your nearest Nabokov character? | 45 |
| Thick-rinded fruit named after a Turkish town | 45 |
| They may be swept off pet owners' couches | 45 |
| Thurgood's successor on the Supreme Court | 45 |
| Teacher's reprimand to immature students? | 45 |
| They're just not funny when regular-sized | 45 |
| Technology introduced in the U.S. in '50s | 45 |
| They might be seen pacing in the waiting room | 45 |
| Term of faux affection from Tallulah Bankhead | 45 |
| The best lecture platform we'll ever see? | 45 |
| Testament: "First Strike Still ___" | 45 |
| The Who's "My Generation," e.g. | 45 |
| Try a North Atlantic fish for the first time? | 45 |