| "The Terminator" heroine | 34 |
| "The Terminator" character Connor | 43 |
| Buffy portrayer ___ Michelle Gellar | 35 |
| "The Terminator" heroine Connor | 41 |
| "Adia" singer McLachlan | 33 |
| Silverman of "The Aristocrats" | 40 |
| "The Terminator" woman | 32 |
| "Modern Family" actress Hyland | 40 |
| "Going Rogue" author Palin | 36 |
| ''The Terminator'' heroine | 42 |
| Vowell of "This American Life" | 40 |
| The "Sassy" Miss Vaughn | 33 |
| The "Sassy" Miss Vaughan | 34 |
| Sister _____ of "Guys and Dolls" | 42 |
| Sister ___ of "Guys and Dolls" | 40 |
| She played Carrie in "Sex and the City" | 49 |
| Name that means "princess" in Hebrew | 46 |
| Mother of Track, Bristol, Willow, Piper and Trig | 48 |
| Mother of Bristol, Willow, and Piper | 36 |
| Michelle Gellar or Jessica Parker | 33 |
| Kid-lit classic "__, Plain and Tall" | 46 |
| Joe's foe in an '08 debate | 34 |
| Jessica Parker or Michelle Gellar | 33 |
| Canadian singer McLachlan or Slean | 34 |
| Biblical matriarch who lived to 127 | 35 |
| Agent Walker on "Chuck" | 33 |
| Actress Siddons: 1755–1831 | 33 |
| "The Terminator" character ___ Connor | 47 |
| "Sex and the City" first name | 39 |
| "Princess" in its Hebrew translation | 46 |
| "Orphan Black" main character Manning | 47 |
| ''The Divine'' Vaughan | 38 |
| ___ Williams, Huck Finn's female alias | 42 |
| ___ Hughes, 2002 Olympic skating gold medalist | 46 |
| ___ Gamp, nurse in "Martin Chuzzlewit" | 48 |
| ___ Connor of "The Terminator" | 40 |
| Who "nobody doesn't like" | 39 |
| What "nobody doesn't like" | 40 |
| Parent company of Jimmy Dean and Wonderbra | 42 |
| Owner of Jimmy Dean and Hillshire Farm | 38 |
| Nobody doesn't like her, in a slogan | 40 |
| Hillshire Farm's parent company | 35 |
| Hillshire Brands was split off from it | 38 |
| Food giant based in Downers Grove, Ill. | 39 |
| Brand that's universally liked? | 35 |
| Brand "nobody doesn't like" | 41 |
| Baker that "nobody doesn't like" | 46 |
| "The joy of eating" brand | 35 |
| Wrap around a sandwich, sometimes | 33 |
| It's used for wrap-ups, clearly | 35 |
| Lancaster's "Atlantic City" co-star | 49 |
| "Dead Man Walking" Oscar winner | 41 |
| Shawls worn mainly by Mexican men | 33 |
| Mystery writer Paretsky and others | 34 |
| Actress Gilbert and poet Teasdale | 33 |
| Old-time actresses Allgood and Haden | 36 |
| Lee and Teasdale, back and forth | 32 |
| Group in the Central African Republic | 37 |
| "A Little Princess" heroine and others | 48 |
| Site of Florida's first golf course | 39 |
| Spring training home of the Orioles | 35 |
| Ringling Museum of the Circus city | 34 |
| Home of The Ringling Circus Museum | 34 |
| Where the Ringling Museum of Art is | 35 |
| Spring training site for the Cincinnati Reds | 44 |
| Ringling Museum of the American Circus city | 43 |
| Florida city on the Gulf of Mexico | 34 |
| Florida city between Tampa and Fort Myers | 41 |
| Where Burgoyne was beaten in 1777 | 33 |
| Where Burgoyne surrendered: 1777 | 32 |
| Site of Burgoyne's surrender | 32 |
| Site of a decisive battle of 1777 | 33 |
| Site of a decisive 1777 patriot victory | 39 |
| Key Revolutionary battle: Oct. 7, 1777 | 38 |
| Ferber's "___ Trunk" | 34 |
| "--- Trunk" (Edna Ferber) | 35 |
| New York city with a famous racetrack | 37 |
| City in upstate New York with horse racing | 42 |
| Saying what you don't mean, possibly | 40 |
| Humor that's often lost in an e-mail | 40 |
| "The language of the devil": Carlyle | 46 |
| "Oh, joy!," e.g., typically | 37 |
| "My heart bleeds for you," often | 42 |
| Vincent with a Big Apple establishment | 38 |
| Tony-winning Manhattan restaurateur | 35 |
| Restaurateur known for satiric wall art | 39 |
| Famed New York restaurateur Vincent | 35 |
| A Manhattan restaurant is named for him | 39 |
| Subway rider during rush hour, metaphorically | 45 |
| Rush-hour subway rider, metaphorically | 38 |
| Rush-hour subway rider, facetiously | 35 |
| Piscine symbol of overcrowdedness | 33 |
| Certain rush hour commuter, metaphorically | 42 |
| What subway passengers often feel like | 38 |
| Pack-'em-in children's game | 35 |
| Fish in a crowded-subway metaphor | 33 |
| Restaurant where the Tonys were born | 36 |
| Lydian capital destroyed by Tamerlane | 37 |
| Eatery where the Tony Award was born | 36 |
| Broadway theater district eatery | 32 |