| Pictogram system in Japanese writing | 36 |
| "Yeezus" musician, to fans | 36 |
| "The College Dropout" West | 36 |
| Motorcycle club for martial artists? | 36 |
| Sibelius's "___ Suite" | 36 |
| Language spoken in southwestern Asia | 36 |
| "The Maltese Falcon" heavy | 36 |
| "The Hunger Games" heroine | 36 |
| Girl's name in '05 headlines | 36 |
| Film magnate who fired an old comic? | 36 |
| Former Europe guitarist ___ Marcello | 36 |
| Toughest challenge for the New Year! | 36 |
| Doesn't get hot under the collar | 36 |
| Young guinea fowls that sound poetic | 36 |
| People flip for this at frat parties | 36 |
| 'The Miracle Worker' subject | 36 |
| Good color for St. Patrick's Day | 36 |
| Obi-Wan ___ of "Star Wars" | 36 |
| The Golden Flashes of college sports | 36 |
| Intimate experience in raising corn? | 36 |
| "TiK ToK" hitmaker of 2009 | 36 |
| How you may prefer your french fries | 36 |
| Building superintendent's gadget | 36 |
| "Treatise on Money" author | 36 |
| Their words are usually conventional | 36 |
| U.S.-born Japanese educated in Japan | 36 |
| Former children's clothing chain | 36 |
| African capital southwest of Kampala | 36 |
| Flat, woven rug from the Middle East | 36 |
| The Twins retired his number in 1975 | 36 |
| Significant events outside the U.S.? | 36 |
| World leader beginning December 2011 | 36 |
| Clooney hit about a flowing garment? | 36 |
| Ban ___ (Kofi Annan's successor) | 36 |
| "As Good As It Gets" actor | 36 |
| Builder of Israel's first temple | 36 |
| Greg of 'As Good As It Gets' | 36 |
| Wedding bell operating instructions? | 36 |
| Something that is ultimately ruinous | 36 |
| Excursion financed with a bad check? | 36 |
| Knapsack for a popular torch singer? | 36 |
| Unauthorized Nancy Reagan biographer | 36 |
| 2011 NBA draft lottery pick Thompson | 36 |
| One whose instincts are never right? | 36 |
| Made one's presence known, maybe | 36 |
| It'll put you down for the count | 36 |
| Measure for sailing short distances? | 36 |
| Lardner's "You ___ Al" | 36 |
| Original "Star Trek" actor | 36 |
| "Star Trek" regular Walter | 36 |
| Horst ___, German president, 2004-10 | 36 |
| New York Times science reporter Gina | 36 |
| Upscale variety of coffee or chronic | 36 |
| King in the Super Mario Bros. series | 36 |
| Near-worthless Russian currency unit | 36 |
| Related to the word of god, in a way | 36 |
| "Elephant Boy" co-director | 36 |
| Legit "Lakmé" composer? | 36 |
| Adversaries in a Hoffman/Streep film | 36 |
| "Scruples" novelist Judith | 36 |
| Pulitzer Prize journalist Arthur ___ | 36 |
| 1970s ABC News co-anchor, Howard ___ | 36 |
| Arcturus or Pollux, to an astronomer | 36 |
| Pollux or Arcturus, to an astronomer | 36 |
| Peak on the Pakistani-Chinese border | 36 |
| Coleridge's "___ Khan" | 36 |
| Harold's friend, in a 2004 movie | 36 |
| Literally, "golden orange" | 36 |
| Mila of 'That '70s Show' | 36 |
| Composer of "Street Scene" | 36 |
| Mr. Mister song named after a prayer | 36 |
| When doubled, one of the Teletubbies | 36 |
| Skaters, before heading onto the ice | 36 |
| Part of the holiday check-out snarl? | 36 |
| Name for Claudia Alta Taylor Johnson | 36 |
| Ka ___ (southernmost Hawaiian point) | 36 |
| Ones who never make clerical errors? | 36 |
| Emotionally presented one's case | 36 |
| Cardinal number (fifth power of ten) | 36 |
| "___ Rookh," T. Moore work | 36 |
| One shadowing an outgoing president? | 36 |
| Like the streets of Holmesian London | 36 |
| Finally reached, with "in" | 36 |
| Place where plumbers stay very busy? | 36 |
| Sign up talk-show host at town dump? | 36 |
| Verbally attack, with "at" | 36 |
| Item in Wonder Woman's wardrobe? | 36 |
| George Bailey does it for Mary Hatch | 36 |
| Not necessarily ranked by importance | 36 |
| "That's the ___ heard" | 36 |
| B and O, for presidents #43 and #44? | 36 |
| Final triumph after apparent failure | 36 |
| Something that may be asked from bed | 36 |
| Marquand novel, with "The" | 36 |
| Occasion to reserve a table for two? | 36 |
| Norman Chandler's paper, briefly | 36 |
| Seashore bird with a distinctive cry | 36 |
| Doesn't take something seriously | 36 |
| Oscar winner for "Henry V" | 36 |
| Vichy prime minister: 1942–44 | 36 |