| Variety show hosted by Don Cornelius | 36 |
| Long-running musical variety TV show | 36 |
| Faulkner title, with "The" | 36 |
| Pitcher's throwing arm, in slang | 36 |
| Michener title, with "The" | 36 |
| Sore loser's reaction, sometimes | 36 |
| "Minnesota March" composer | 36 |
| What the other eight answers all are | 36 |
| Antarctic explorer's destination | 36 |
| Russian word for "council" | 36 |
| Site of a1976 South African uprising | 36 |
| They're Red or White on diamonds | 36 |
| 2013 World Series champs, familiarly | 36 |
| Bean used in a Japanese sauce (Var.) | 36 |
| "Alright then, I admit it" | 36 |
| Where to "take the waters" | 36 |
| Place to lounge around in a bathrobe | 36 |
| Where to get a massage and a mudbath | 36 |
| Place that often sells high-end soap | 36 |
| One may be situated near hot springs | 36 |
| Joint that's good for the joints | 36 |
| It's an escape from the rat race | 36 |
| ___ City (Saratoga Springs nickname) | 36 |
| What a # symbolizes to a proofreader | 36 |
| What an astronaut puts on a boo-boo? | 36 |
| "Crimes of the Heart" star | 36 |
| Text layout specification, literally | 36 |
| "Maltese Falcon" detective | 36 |
| Toads with a useful pedal extremity? | 36 |
| Food that's twirled before eaten | 36 |
| Country that owns the Canary Islands | 36 |
| Subject of a museum in Austin, Minn. | 36 |
| Ben E. King's first top ten song | 36 |
| Where "abalone" comes from | 36 |
| Joe of "Hill Street Blues" | 36 |
| What a slash may mean in some scores | 36 |
| What ''/'' indicates | 36 |
| Strike's counterpart, in bowling | 36 |
| " . . . Can You ___ Dime?" | 36 |
| "I've heard it before" | 36 |
| ''Skip the details'' | 36 |
| Put the missing pieces in order here | 36 |
| Dish often served covered with sauce | 36 |
| Create a brat, according to a saying | 36 |
| Places that might play New Age music | 36 |
| Showed one's contempt for, maybe | 36 |
| Be a responsible pet owner, in a way | 36 |
| "Be kind to critters" org. | 36 |
| ''Talk to me, dog!'' | 36 |
| Communication via a kitchen utensil? | 36 |
| "Slavery Days" Burning ___ | 36 |
| "Womanizer" singer of 2008 | 36 |
| Not guaranteed, after "on" | 36 |
| Saw what that baby could do, perhaps | 36 |
| Admiral who bombarded Tahiti in 1914 | 36 |
| Talkative one's question, part 2 | 36 |
| It's what you're driving at? | 36 |
| ___ trap (radar runner's set-up) | 36 |
| Say ''C-H-E-E-S-E''? | 36 |
| "How do you _____ relief?" | 36 |
| Said letter by letter, British-style | 36 |
| "King of Queens" character | 36 |
| "From Native Roots" author | 36 |
| Ratings on sunscreen bottles (Abbr.) | 36 |
| Big Brother's eyeballs, perhaps? | 36 |
| Scary, Baby, Ginger, Posh and Sporty | 36 |
| People who aren't what they seem | 36 |
| Black and white Mad magazine figures | 36 |
| Like a punk rocker's hair, maybe | 36 |
| The talkative coffee shop worker ... | 36 |
| Twists of paper for lighting candles | 36 |
| 'Don't cry over -- milk' | 36 |
| How some analgesics are administered | 36 |
| "Break Like the Wind" band | 36 |
| Eerily scary, to a Kenyan economist? | 36 |
| 1969 hit by Blood, Sweat & Tears | 36 |
| Lindbergh's The ___ of St. Louis | 36 |
| "Blithe ___" (Coward play) | 36 |
| Plane which claimed the Orteig Prize | 36 |
| Narrow land projections into the sea | 36 |
| Emulate Gene Kelly in a famous scene | 36 |
| One way to lower a stock's price | 36 |
| Unread part of a movie review, maybe | 36 |
| Projecting gun platform on a warship | 36 |
| Provider of "a word" on TV | 36 |
| "Saturday Night Live" skit | 36 |
| "Blazing Saddles," for one | 36 |
| Triumph "The ___ of Kings" | 36 |
| Water polo and synchronized swimming | 36 |
| Twisty hair style for active people? | 36 |
| Character in the Dick and Jane books | 36 |
| "Not on the tie!" elicitor | 36 |
| 100% accurate, like an impersonation | 36 |
| Stinky sprayer with a luxuriant coat | 36 |
| The Senate and people of Rome: Abbr. | 36 |
| What all-purpose cleaner often is in | 36 |
| Seminal 1962 book on the environment | 36 |
| When collegians descend on Cancún | 36 |
| Tree that can be red, white, or blue | 36 |
| More up-to-date in dress and manners | 36 |