| In "Independence Day" | 31 |
| Ducks and most people have them | 31 |
| Stanford-___ Intelligence Scale | 31 |
| Chandler on "Friends" | 31 |
| Hardly a show of self-restraint | 31 |
| Double this for a Chilean river | 31 |
| "Who's Who" piece | 31 |
| One's life story, for short | 31 |
| Prefix meaning "life" | 31 |
| "Who's Who" entry | 31 |
| Tropical rain forest or wetland | 31 |
| Like the Six Million Dollar Man | 31 |
| They sometimes accompany photos | 31 |
| The Abominable Snowman, for one | 31 |
| Symbol of old-school discipline | 31 |
| Chuck-will's-widow, for one | 31 |
| Alcatraz inmate of fame [flute] | 31 |
| February item for George or Abe | 31 |
| Start of an early Grafton title | 31 |
| People with many dating options | 31 |
| Florida's ___ National Park | 31 |
| Lemonheads "___ Part" | 31 |
| Indicator of an interested fish | 31 |
| Zookeeper's injuries, maybe | 31 |
| Merkel's "please" | 31 |
| "Yes, please" in Bonn | 31 |
| Like the herbs on a Seder plate | 31 |
| Hollywood, with "the" | 31 |
| "That's show __!" | 31 |
| Commercial dealings, informally | 31 |
| Reykjavik-born one-named singer | 31 |
| Result of a battle of bighorns? | 31 |
| Moniker for some gay newspapers | 31 |
| Bogart's role in Casablanca | 31 |
| Major's follower in Britain | 31 |
| "Tiger" man of poetry | 31 |
| "10" director Edwards | 31 |
| It may be shifted or shouldered | 31 |
| Unlimited expenses, so to speak | 31 |
| Pancake, when holding a sausage | 31 |
| Comprehensive protection system | 31 |
| Be excessively loud, as a radio | 31 |
| What loudspeakers do, sometimes | 31 |
| Lesage novel "Gil __" | 31 |
| Lesage book "Gil ___" | 31 |
| Criticize in no uncertain terms | 31 |
| What colors may do in hot water | 31 |
| It's often seen over a bowl | 31 |
| "No Rain" (___ Melon) | 31 |
| Hip-hop pawn shop transactions? | 31 |
| Pancakes served with sour cream | 31 |
| Something you use at every turn | 31 |
| Spot of light on a radar screen | 31 |
| Tea Partiers, in Congress, e.g. | 31 |
| Countries in a special alliance | 31 |
| Word with chopping or stumbling | 31 |
| House wrecker's big brother | 31 |
| "Ulysses" protagonist | 31 |
| Dab at with a towel, as a spill | 31 |
| Blemish on one's reputation | 31 |
| Blemish on one's escutcheon | 31 |
| Like chances not taken, perhaps | 31 |
| Sandwich often served with mayo | 31 |
| Noted three-ingredient sandwich | 31 |
| It's often served with mayo | 31 |
| They're made in short order | 31 |
| Short orders in a luncheonette? | 31 |
| Popular diner orders, for short | 31 |
| Judy Blume novel about bullying | 31 |
| Traditional color for baby boys | 31 |
| Place for a student's essay | 31 |
| Of certain wage-earning workers | 31 |
| Judgment on a book's cover? | 31 |
| Brief endorsement for an author | 31 |
| Display embarrassment, in a way | 31 |
| Round-the-world traveler Nellie | 31 |
| Globetrotting journalist of old | 31 |
| Elizabeth Seaman's pen name | 31 |
| 1889 newsmaking circumnavigator | 31 |
| Physical measurement, for short | 31 |
| Stunt biker's bike, briefly | 31 |
| "B'rith" preceder | 31 |
| It could put the squeeze on you | 31 |
| They're covered in feathers | 31 |
| "We're #1!," e.g. | 31 |
| Love ____ : popular TV series | 31 |
| Obed's father, in the Bible | 31 |
| Hairstyle with a man's name | 31 |
| Go up and down, as in the water | 31 |
| Former wrestling star __ Brazil | 31 |
| Gliding Winter Olympics vehicle | 31 |
| Creator of "Cop Rock" | 31 |
| "L.A. Law" co-creator | 31 |
| ___ ripper (historical romance) | 31 |
| What you take everywhere you go | 31 |
| It needs work after a collision | 31 |
| Chalk outline indication, maybe | 31 |
| It doesn't sell trampolines | 31 |
| Uitlander foe: 1899–1902 | 31 |
| Participant in an 1899 conflict | 31 |