| Any tail in a cat-o'-nine-tails | 35 |
| Title character in many Burns poems | 35 |
| Best-selling author on income taxes | 35 |
| Female TV role played only by males | 35 |
| Frequent photo prop for Will Rogers | 35 |
| Attachment to a rodeo saddle, often | 35 |
| "The ___ of the Mohicans" | 35 |
| Scorpions "Your ___ Song" | 35 |
| Cinderella "The ___ Mile" | 35 |
| It's signaled with a white flag | 35 |
| Procrastinator's time of action | 35 |
| It might break the camel's back | 35 |
| It's measured in degrees: Abbr. | 35 |
| Like the White Rabbit of Wonderland | 35 |
| Like someone who's been held up | 35 |
| Fingerprint made visible by dusting | 35 |
| Gym entrance requirement, sometimes | 35 |
| "Have you heard the ___?" | 35 |
| One-time mass communication medium? | 35 |
| Weightlifters build them, for short | 35 |
| Back muscles, to a personal trainer | 35 |
| "The Today Show" coanchor | 35 |
| The life of the party provides them | 35 |
| It's known as the best medicine | 35 |
| Linney of “The Truman Show” | 35 |
| Plant family that includes cinnamon | 35 |
| Films' Arthur Stanley Jefferson | 35 |
| Crowns of victory in ancient Greece | 35 |
| Fry's former BBC comedy partner | 35 |
| Achille ___ (hijacked ship of 1985) | 35 |
| Soap brand containing ground pumice | 35 |
| Four-time Aussie champ at Wimbledon | 35 |
| "The Paper Chase" subject | 35 |
| “The ___ is a ass”: Dickens | 35 |
| Stryper "Against the ___" | 35 |
| "Boston Legal" profession | 35 |
| Noted newspaper, in its Web address | 35 |
| One who works with carpet or bricks | 35 |
| Make a ship stop by facing the wind | 35 |
| Steel braces with right-angle bends | 35 |
| They may hang in the balance: Abbr. | 35 |
| Some calculator readouts, for short | 35 |
| Some calculator displays, for short | 35 |
| "Bad" cholesterol letters | 35 |
| Drug used in "Awakenings" | 35 |
| ''Awakenings'' drug | 35 |
| Winning pitcher: 1984 All-Star game | 35 |
| He wrote "The King Ranch" | 35 |
| Actress Michele of "Glee" | 35 |
| "The ___-Rig," Burns poem | 35 |
| "Glee" actress __ Michele | 35 |
| Dissolve and wash away, as minerals | 35 |
| "...Rich and Famous" host | 35 |
| Canadian literary award, for humour | 35 |
| X-ray vision can't penetrate it | 35 |
| Male ballroom dancer, traditionally | 35 |
| Thing taken from someone's book | 35 |
| Like many veggies high in vitamin K | 35 |
| Reporter's news source, perhaps | 35 |
| Presidential administration concern | 35 |
| Sharon of "Boston Public" | 35 |
| Specification to a butcher, perhaps | 35 |
| "Raja of Imperial Cinema" | 35 |
| Greek youth who swam the Hellespont | 35 |
| What the looker is next, presumably | 35 |
| Any of ten lords in a seasonal song | 35 |
| "Laughable Lyrics" writer | 35 |
| "Book of Nonsense" author | 35 |
| King who was the father of Cordelia | 35 |
| Edward who popularized the limerick | 35 |
| Joe Public "Live and ___" | 35 |
| Find out about, with "of" | 35 |
| 1980s-'90s women's magazine | 35 |
| Drug-culture leader in the 60's | 35 |
| Big name in '60s counterculture | 35 |
| A dog may pull on one during a walk | 35 |
| What all partygoers eventually take | 35 |
| Kahlil Gibran's homeland: Abbr. | 35 |
| New Hampshire town south of Hanover | 35 |
| Renault model of the 1970s-'80s | 35 |
| "The Russia House" author | 35 |
| "A Delicate Truth" author | 35 |
| 'Silence of the Lambs' role | 35 |
| Went first while playing with Goren | 35 |
| Batted first (with "off") | 35 |
| "___ and the Swan": Yeats | 35 |
| Girl attacked by a "swan" | 35 |
| Something just outside your window? | 35 |
| One may be just outside your window | 35 |
| "The Dark Knight" co-star | 35 |
| Elec. lamps that glow with the flow | 35 |
| Digital readout features, for short | 35 |
| "Crooklyn" director Spike | 35 |
| Confederate commander at Gettysburg | 35 |
| "Clockers" director Spike | 35 |
| Winner at the Battle of Cold Harbor | 35 |
| Virginia's historic ___ Highway | 35 |
| Pace of "Pushing Daisies" | 35 |
| Family name of about 15% of Koreans | 35 |
| All of his films are joint ventures | 35 |