| Part of a building's infrastructure | 39 |
| Surfer's sobriquet, stereotypically | 39 |
| Like borrowed library books, eventually | 39 |
| Bygone way of defending one's honor | 39 |
| "Up Where We Belong," for one | 39 |
| Piece that can't be performed alone | 39 |
| "--- circumstances beyond..." | 39 |
| "Thank you, Captain Obvious!" | 39 |
| "That's obvious, stupid!" | 39 |
| "I should've known that!" | 39 |
| ''No kidding, stupid!'' | 39 |
| "I'm so thick!" syllables | 39 |
| What a weaver may be guilty of, briefly | 39 |
| Ticket for being ripped in a car: Abbr. | 39 |
| Beloved in "Man of La Mancha" | 39 |
| Lower house of Russia's legislature | 39 |
| "The Three Musketeers" author | 39 |
| Sci-fi novel made into a 1984 cult film | 39 |
| "Marie Antoinette" star, 2006 | 39 |
| It can render a contract signature void | 39 |
| "The Grapes of Wrath" setting | 39 |
| Sprinkles, as powdered sugar on cookies | 39 |
| "Tender Mercies" Oscar winner | 39 |
| "From the New World" composer | 39 |
| Sets a much higher performance standard | 39 |
| Offense that may earn you points: Abbr. | 39 |
| "Your Erroneous Zones" author | 39 |
| Doesn't show one's true colors? | 39 |
| Faulkner's "As I Lay ___" | 39 |
| "___ is for fools. Amateurs." | 39 |
| Singer/songwriter born Robert Zimmerman | 39 |
| "The Map of Love" poet Thomas | 39 |
| "Like a Rolling Stone" singer | 39 |
| "Freewheelin"' singer Bob | 39 |
| Start of a quotation from Wendell Berry | 39 |
| '-- Was a Lady (1933 hit song)' | 39 |
| Nickname for the Apollo 11 Lunar Module | 39 |
| "Israfel" poet's monogram | 39 |
| "Ulalume" poet's monogram | 39 |
| Van Gogh pun: ___ today, gone tomorrow? | 39 |
| "My Name Is ___" (NBC sitcom) | 39 |
| 1970s-'80s bowling great __ Anthony | 39 |
| A U.S. President ___ $200,000 per annum | 39 |
| Film role for Fonda, Garner and Costner | 39 |
| Secret Service agent's accouterment | 39 |
| Lamb's "A Chapter on ___" | 39 |
| "The Day the ___ Stood Still" | 39 |
| "At ___!" (boot camp command) | 39 |
| K. Coyle's "Immortal ___" | 39 |
| Stands before a business meeting, maybe | 39 |
| Backs off (with ''up'') | 39 |
| Steinbeck's "___ of Eden" | 39 |
| Los Angeles-to-San Bernardino direction | 39 |
| Steinbeck's "--- of Eden" | 39 |
| Sholem Asch's "___ River" | 39 |
| Magi's origin, with "the" | 39 |
| Atlantic Seaboard, with "the" | 39 |
| It's between Long Bch. and Pasadena | 39 |
| Crayola Factory's Pennsylvania home | 39 |
| Locale of the Jeffersons' apartment | 39 |
| "Sidewalks of New York" start | 39 |
| ''Unforgiven'' director | 39 |
| ''Don't overdo it'' | 39 |
| Eagles "Peaceful ___ Feeling" | 39 |
| "Five ___ Pieces" (1970 film) | 39 |
| Mother's urging at the dinner table | 39 |
| ''___ your heart out!'' | 39 |
| Rhyming Chicago sandwich chain ___ Pita | 39 |
| Fail spectacularly, like a skateboarder | 39 |
| ''All gone,'' for a tot | 39 |
| Lotus ___ (listless race in Greek myth) | 39 |
| Suffer an embarrassing defeat, slangily | 39 |
| "His wife could ___ lean ..." | 39 |
| "Good ___" (Alton Brown show) | 39 |
| Does lunch, and this puzzle's title | 39 |
| English Channel contents, to the French | 39 |
| "Voice of Israel" author Abba | 39 |
| Israel's former U.N. representative | 39 |
| Site with "top-rated sellers" | 39 |
| Righteous Brothers "___ Tide" | 39 |
| "___ Holden," Bacheller novel | 39 |
| Former "At the Movies" cohost | 39 |
| Film critic with an all-important thumb | 39 |
| "Schnellboot" of World War II | 39 |
| Town immortalized in a Carlo Levi title | 39 |
| Mezzo-soprano in "Dos Carlos" | 39 |
| Mezzo-soprano in "Don Carlos" | 39 |
| "Christ Stopped at ___": Levi | 39 |
| The Aragón is one of its tributaries | 39 |
| "___ homo" (cry in John 19:5) | 39 |
| Heart monitor readout, for short (var.) | 39 |
| Myocardial infarction detector, briefly | 39 |
| Milton's "sweetest nymph" | 39 |
| "The Name of the Rose" author | 39 |
| "The Name of the Rose" writer | 39 |
| ___-friendly (safe for the environment) | 39 |
| Prefix for responsibly sourced products | 39 |
| "The Name of the Rose" penner | 39 |
| "An Inconvenient Truth" subj. | 39 |
| "The dismal science," briefly | 39 |