| "Isn't it rich? Are we ---?" | 43 |
| "Are we __?": Sondheim lyric | 38 |
| "Are we __?" (Sondheim lyric) | 39 |
| "___ of Blue Eyes" (Thomas Hardy novel) | 49 |
| " . . . get you ___ of horns": Shak. | 46 |
| "Oh, What ___ Was Mary" | 33 |
| "Be ___!" ("Help me out!") | 46 |
| "You're ____" ("Thanks") | 48 |
| "What ___!" (words of gratitude) | 42 |
| "Oh, What ___ Was Mary": 1919 song | 44 |
| "Oh what ___ was . . . " | 34 |
| "C'mon, be ---" (help me out) | 43 |
| "C'mon, be ___" (help me out) | 43 |
| "Be ___" ("Help me, please") | 48 |
| "Be ___!" ("Come on!") | 42 |
| "Be ___ and help me out!" | 35 |
| 'Be -- and help me out!' | 32 |
| On ___ with (of equal magnitude) | 32 |
| Make __: match the scorecard, in golf | 37 |
| "You'll always be ___ of me" | 42 |
| Word with "fall" or "worlds" | 48 |
| What Chang and Eng could never be | 33 |
| Separate ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme | 49 |
| Notwithstanding, with "from" | 38 |
| Not counting, with "from" | 35 |
| Like soldiers and their families, usually | 41 |
| How you couldn't "Tear" INXS | 42 |
| Clapton "Tearing Us ___" | 34 |
| Broken Cure song off "Wish"? | 38 |
| Besides, with ''from'' | 38 |
| "You'll always be _____ of me" | 44 |
| "Never Tear Us ___" (INXS) | 36 |
| "Consciously uncoupled" | 33 |
| Take __ (decline to participate) | 32 |
| Novel about the trial of Dr. Aziz | 33 |
| Liquid asset for E.M. Forster fans | 34 |
| E.M. Forster classic set in fictional Chandrapore | 49 |
| 1984 film based on the 1924 novel | 33 |
| It's beaten to your door, idiomatically | 43 |
| " . . . ___ of gold for him": Browning | 48 |
| Having an "I don't care" attitude | 47 |
| The worst of evils, per Helen Keller | 36 |
| "Why bother?" attitude | 32 |
| "I don't care" feeling | 36 |
| "Calling all cars" letters | 36 |
| "Dragnet" alert, briefly | 34 |
| ''NYPD Blue'' alert | 35 |
| ''Calling all cars'' letters | 44 |
| What a patrol car might get, for short | 38 |
| Possible start of a dragnet, in brief | 37 |
| Killer-on-the-loose alert, perhaps: Abbr. | 41 |
| It's issued to several stations, briefly | 44 |
| Find-a-fugitive alert, for short | 32 |
| Broadcast in a manhunt, in brief | 32 |
| Black-and-white broadcast?: Abbr. | 33 |
| Alert to a black-and-white, briefly | 35 |
| Alert for a fleeing prisoner, in brief | 38 |
| "Our guy is out there," for short | 43 |
| "NYPD Blues" issuing order | 36 |
| "Dragnet" message, for short | 38 |
| "Dragnet" broadcast, for short | 40 |
| "Calling all cars" msg. | 33 |
| "Calling all cars" announcement | 41 |
| "Be on the lookout" signal, in brief | 46 |
| "Be on the lookout" msg. | 34 |
| "Be on the lookout" message | 37 |
| "Be on the lookout" letters | 37 |
| "Be on the lookout for," briefly | 42 |
| "Adam-12" call, briefly | 33 |
| 'Calling all cars' letters | 34 |
| "Be on the lookout" alerts, for short | 47 |
| Urgent messages from the precinct: Abbr. | 40 |
| They're sent out to cruisers | 32 |
| They're issued to cruisers, briefly | 39 |
| They're heard in squad cars (abbr.) | 39 |
| They might prevent getaways, briefly | 36 |
| They may include ht., wt., skin color, etc. | 43 |
| Some radio dispatches, for short | 32 |
| Calls to everyone on the beat?: Abbr. | 37 |
| Black-and-white transmissions, briefly? | 39 |
| Black-and-white alerts, for short | 33 |
| "N.Y.P.D. Blue" alerts | 32 |
| "Lookout!" calls, briefly | 35 |
| "Be on the lookout" messages, briefly | 47 |
| O'Neill's "The Hairy ___" | 43 |
| "Damned dirty" creature | 33 |
| O'Neill's "The Hairy __" | 42 |
| "George of the Jungle" creature | 41 |
| Tarzan's foster mother, e.g. | 32 |
| Roddy McDowall portrayal of 1968 | 32 |
| O'Neill's hairy title character | 39 |
| It was naked, in a Desmond Morris title | 39 |
| Aldous Huxley's "___ and Essence" | 47 |
| "The Murders in the Rue Morgue" beast | 47 |
| Moviedom's Mighty Joe Young, e.g. | 37 |
| Magilla Gorilla or Mighty Joe Young | 35 |
| It's naked in a Desmond Morris title | 40 |
| It is naked, in a Desmond Morris title | 38 |
| Huxley's ''___ and Essence'' | 48 |
| George of the Jungle's sidekick | 35 |