''__ Breaky Heart'' | 35 |
Org. involved with the Scopes trial | 35 |
Legal gp. cofounded by Helen Keller | 35 |
Org. with a Congressional Scorecard | 35 |
Org. that helped defend John Scopes | 35 |
Org. that defends individual rights | 35 |
Frequent SCOTUS friend of the court | 35 |
First Amendment defender, for short | 35 |
___ v. Ashcroft (2004 privacy case) | 35 |
Wile E. Coyote's supply company | 35 |
Wile E. Coyote's favorite brand | 35 |
Company in many a Chuck Jones piece | 35 |
Spots that are unpopular with teens | 35 |
Troubling marks for high schoolers? | 35 |
This might make you red in the face | 35 |
Spots that might make you unpopular | 35 |
Case that may be treated with cream | 35 |
Flip --- (determine heads or tails) | 35 |
"Feed ___, starve . . . " | 35 |
"Store in ___, dry place" | 35 |
Reynolds film, "Rent-___" | 35 |
Rent-___ (teen thief's nemesis) | 35 |
Rent-___ (security person for hire) | 35 |
Piece of the sky, to Chicken Little | 35 |
"Don't have __, man!" | 35 |
"Don't have ___ ... " | 35 |
Horizontal, like this answer: abbr. | 35 |
Crossworder's direction (abbr.) | 35 |
Large property size, for residences | 35 |
Fraction of "the back 40" | 35 |
Character in "The Rivals" | 35 |
"Land for sale" sign word | 35 |
One or two of them often make a lot | 35 |
"___ and Pains": Perelman | 35 |
It means ''height'' | 35 |
" . . . upon ___ of gold" | 35 |
It's at the top of some columns | 35 |
Poem with a word reading vertically | 35 |
Ludacris song, "___ Fool" | 35 |
____ Sanctorum : saints' bios | 35 |
Entr'___ (theatrical intervals) | 35 |
It may provide closure in a tragedy | 35 |
When King Lear disinherits Cordelia | 35 |
King Lear disinherits Cordelia here | 35 |
It may follow the dimming of lights | 35 |
Initial fifth of a Shakespeare play | 35 |
First of five in "Hamlet" | 35 |
"The Frogs" kickoff, e.g. | 35 |
When Macbeth claims to see a dagger | 35 |
Conclusion of "Lohengrin" | 35 |
Middle part of a Shakespearean play | 35 |
These have more decibels than words | 35 |
When Brutus sees Caesar's ghost | 35 |
___ Bell (Anne Brontë pseudonym) | 35 |
Eddie Vedder in "Singles" | 35 |
Play parts where players play parts | 35 |
"Hamlet" has five of them | 35 |
"Don't ___ innocent!" | 35 |
"Don't ___ surprised" | 35 |
The ultimate in Elizabethan theatre | 35 |
Pulitzer winner --- Louise Huxtable | 35 |
Pulitzer winner ___ Louise Huxtable | 35 |
Programming language akin to Pascal | 35 |
Oklahoma birthplace of Oral Roberts | 35 |
Ohio Northern UniversityÂ’s city | 35 |
Letters on a Tom's of Maine box | 35 |
"Love conquers all," e.g. | 35 |
"Haste makes waste," e.g. | 35 |
Part of Poor Richard's Almanack | 35 |
"Haste makes waste", e.g. | 35 |
Common easy crossword theme answers | 35 |
Bits of advice from gramps, perhaps | 35 |
Players don't rush through them | 35 |
Part of Will Rogers's real name | 35 |
"Robin ___," English song | 35 |
"Paradise Lost" character | 35 |
''Bonanza'' brother | 35 |
Sandler of "Funny People" | 35 |
London's "Before ___" | 35 |
Sandler of "Little Nicky" | 35 |
G. Eliot's "___ Bede" | 35 |
Everyone's ancestor, ostensibly | 35 |
A Trask in "East of Eden" | 35 |
Last words of Rhett's exit line | 35 |
Scott who draws "Dilbert" | 35 |
Title locale in a Gene Tierney film | 35 |
Changes, as a book for a screenplay | 35 |
The Countess of Lovelace and others | 35 |
Architecture critic Huxtable et al. | 35 |
Pink Floyd "Remember ___" | 35 |
Jamiroquai "King for ___" | 35 |
"An apple __ keeps . . ." | 35 |
"Then ___ dash of . . . " | 35 |
Scotland's only poisonous snake | 35 |
Reptile that's really sumthing? | 35 |
Capital at the foot of Mount Entoto | 35 |
"It just doesn't ___" | 35 |
Water, fruit juice, and sugar drink | 35 |
He wrote "Doc' Horne" | 35 |
American humorist: 1866–1944 | 35 |