| Start of a '90s heart condition? | 36 |
| Cause of stomach problems, sometimes | 36 |
| Expletive from Cathy or Bill the Cat | 36 |
| Roman ___ (thinly disguised fiction) | 36 |
| Legal org. co-founded by Jane Addams | 36 |
| Org. that defends the Bill of Rights | 36 |
| First Amendment lobbyists, for short | 36 |
| Org. co-founded by Felix Frankfurter | 36 |
| Defendant's friend, often: Abbr. | 36 |
| Company patronized by Wile E. Coyote | 36 |
| Wile E. Coyote's preferred brand | 36 |
| Supplier of faulty Road Runner traps | 36 |
| Teenagers' least favorite spots? | 36 |
| "Feed ___, starve a fever" | 36 |
| "Rent-__": 1988 crime film | 36 |
| Chicken Little's "sky" | 36 |
| "Don't have ___, man!" | 36 |
| "The Cold ___" Augie March | 36 |
| One of Yellowstone's two million | 36 |
| 40,468,564 28/125 square centimeters | 36 |
| Fear Factory "___ of Skin" | 36 |
| ''Height'' word form | 36 |
| One who needs to stay well-balanced? | 36 |
| Like 36 of this puzzle's answers | 36 |
| Some window installations, for short | 36 |
| Pretend to be someone you're not | 36 |
| Post-convention publication material | 36 |
| Didn't wait to make the decision | 36 |
| ''The Crucible'' end | 36 |
| When Valjean is released from prison | 36 |
| It may follow the first intermission | 36 |
| Final part of most Broadway musicals | 36 |
| When "eye of newt" is used | 36 |
| Playwrights' "innings" | 36 |
| "Don't ___ surprised!" | 36 |
| "Take ___ and drink it up" | 36 |
| ''Bleak House'' girl | 36 |
| Programming language based on Pascal | 36 |
| Org. that puts its seal on Listerine | 36 |
| Org. quoted on some toothpaste tubes | 36 |
| Its members employ hygienists: Abbr. | 36 |
| "Love thy neighbor" is one | 36 |
| "Love conquers all" is one | 36 |
| How "Moon River" is played | 36 |
| Oil-well firefighter "Red" | 36 |
| Person on the Sistine Chapel ceiling | 36 |
| Sandler of "Happy Gilmore" | 36 |
| Someone with a first-person account? | 36 |
| He could give a first-person account | 36 |
| Figure on the Sistine Chapel ceiling | 36 |
| Sandler of "Billy Madison" | 36 |
| Burt's "Batman" costar | 36 |
| "Dilbert" cartoonist Scott | 36 |
| The White House's first occupant | 36 |
| Amy of "Julie & Julia" | 36 |
| It might be pronounced in the throat | 36 |
| It may rise and fall during a speech | 36 |
| Title town in a 1945 Pulitzer winner | 36 |
| Hersey's 'A Bell for --' | 36 |
| 'A Bell for --' (1944 novel) | 36 |
| What labels must do with pop culture | 36 |
| When the Feast of Esther is observed | 36 |
| Computer pioneer Lovelace and others | 36 |
| " . . . of folly": Addison | 36 |
| "___ With Judy," 1948 film | 36 |
| ''An apple ___ ...'' | 36 |
| The Beatles' ____ in the Life | 36 |
| ''___ at the Races'' | 36 |
| Violent Femmes "___ It Up" | 36 |
| Say "Furthermore ...," say | 36 |
| Reason to prescribe Ritalin, briefly | 36 |
| Start of a recipe directive, perhaps | 36 |
| Put in, as your two cents' worth | 36 |
| Person who just can't get enough | 36 |
| He wrote "Fables in Slang" | 36 |
| "The College Widow" author | 36 |
| Drink with fruit juice and sweetener | 36 |
| Land ___ (bargain-hunt successfully) | 36 |
| "Have I got ____ for you!" | 36 |
| "Doe, ___..." (song lyric) | 36 |
| "Doe, ______, a female..." | 36 |
| "A Passage to India" woman | 36 |
| Pioneering reporter Rogers St. Johns | 36 |
| 'Rolling in the Deep' singer | 36 |
| "Chasing Pavements" singer | 36 |
| Oscar winner for "Skyfall" | 36 |
| ___ Varens, in "Jane Eyre" | 36 |
| 'Sweet --' (barbershop song) | 36 |
| Royal Jordanian Airlines destination | 36 |
| Summer drinks purchased from a stand | 36 |
| Like a specially appointed committee | 36 |
| Trying to lose, after "on" | 36 |
| Words of farewell from Childe Harold | 36 |
| Tennis score after "deuce" | 36 |
| Point before "game," maybe | 36 |
| "See you later, alligator" | 36 |
| "Good-bye," in Guadalajara | 36 |
| Nearly horizontal entrance to a mine | 36 |
| Large or small, grammatically: Abbr. | 36 |
| Grumpy and dopey, but not doc: Abbr. | 36 |