Brian McKnight/Vanessa Williams duet | 36 |
Facetious destination for the jilted | 36 |
"Swing ___, sweet chariot" | 36 |
Rob of "Wayne's World" | 36 |
Rob of "Frank & Jesse" | 36 |
Game company that originated Yahtzee | 36 |
"Right Thing" singer Rosie | 36 |
First editor of The Atlantic Monthly | 36 |
Some "biscuits" for a D.J. | 36 |
Nostalgic audiophile's purchases | 36 |
"Dianetics" author Hubbard | 36 |
"Dianetics" writer Hubbard | 36 |
It's taken by some coll. seniors | 36 |
Would-be attorney's exam (abbr.) | 36 |
Hurdle for attorney wannabes (abbr.) | 36 |
Hurdle for a future litigator: Abbr. | 36 |
Half-day exam given four times a yr. | 36 |
Certain graduate study hurdle: Abbr. | 36 |
Aspiring attorney's exam (abbr.) | 36 |
Hurdles for future attorneys (abbr.) | 36 |
Exams for future litigators, briefly | 36 |
'60s counterculture hallucinogen | 36 |
Something that's illegal to drop | 36 |
Don't drop it, or you might trip | 36 |
Operation Overlord vessel, for short | 36 |
Whence the SEC's Fighting Tigers | 36 |
Six-time Sugar Bowl victors, briefly | 36 |
Losing sch. in the second Sugar Bowl | 36 |
Fighting TigersÂ’ home, for short | 36 |
8 1/2" x 11" size, briefly | 36 |
5.88 trillion miles, roughly (abbr.) | 36 |
Party at which lomi salmon is served | 36 |
Remnant from a big Hawaiian cookout? | 36 |
Consultant on Star Wars: Episode VII | 36 |
"Star Wars" creator George | 36 |
Jerry in the Basketball Hall of Fame | 36 |
George of "Star Wars" fame | 36 |
"THX 1138" director George | 36 |
Susan of "All My Children" | 36 |
Activist/playwright Clare Boothe ___ | 36 |
Saint _____ (U.N. member since 1979) | 36 |
"Santa __": Caruso classic | 36 |
''__ di Lammermoor'' | 36 |
Notorious 30's-40's criminal | 36 |
Ethel Mertz's Manhattan neighbor | 36 |
Former six-term senator from Indiana | 36 |
"Son of Frankenstein "star | 36 |
One of Nintendo's Mario Brothers | 36 |
Verdi's "_____ Miller" | 36 |
Soprano Tetrazzini: 1847–1940 | 36 |
Rainer of "The Good Earth" | 36 |
"Cool Hand ___," 1967 film | 36 |
"To Sir, with Love" singer | 36 |
She sang to Sidney Poitier in a film | 36 |
''Network'' director | 36 |
Pioneering Russian spacecraft series | 36 |
Dream-pop "Penthouse" band | 36 |
Fits of madness, Ã la Shakespeare | 36 |
It's breath-taking and inspiring | 36 |
"The Addams Family" butler | 36 |
This might be at the end of the line | 36 |
They'll get you biting responses | 36 |
Just read the post and comments, say | 36 |
Commits one of the seven deadly sins | 36 |
''Titanic'', for one | 36 |
Number of Heinz flavors in old Rome? | 36 |
Tattooed lady in a Groucho Marx song | 36 |
Caustic chemical used in making soap | 36 |
The Eagles' "___ Eyes" | 36 |
"__' Eyes": Eagles hit | 36 |
"__ Eyes": 1975 Eagles hit | 36 |
Lovett with a "Large Band" | 36 |
"Cowboy Man" singer Lovett | 36 |
Co-creator of "Twin Peaks" | 36 |
'Flashdance' director Adrian | 36 |
Largish animals with black ear tufts | 36 |
Where the Saône and Rhône meet | 36 |
Where the Rhône and Saône meet | 36 |
Oscar Hammerstein II's specialty | 36 |
What Charlie Brown calls his teacher | 36 |
Fairy queen who assisted with dreams | 36 |
Start of many a Scottish family name | 36 |
Former Portuguese territory in China | 36 |
Region bordering the South China Sea | 36 |
Formerly Portuguese territory (Var.) | 36 |
" . . . and called it ___" | 36 |
Austrian physicist: 1838–1916 | 36 |
Like many a Clint Eastwood character | 36 |
Hall of Fame baseball manager Connie | 36 |
Speaker of the House: 1801–07 | 36 |
Georgia birthplace of Little Richard | 36 |
Machines that run Panther or Leopard | 36 |
Rowland of a famous department store | 36 |
Sponsor of an annual New York parade | 36 |
"What, me worry?" magazine | 36 |
Harvey Kurtzman was its first editor | 36 |
"Call Me ___," Merman film | 36 |
Responded to opportunity's knock | 36 |
''4 Minutes'' singer | 36 |
"Open Your Heart" vocalist | 36 |