| Year of the Salt Lake City Olympics | 35 |
| Salt Lake City Winter Olympics year | 35 |
| Recurrent effect of past experience | 35 |
| Minnesota shopping mecca, for short | 35 |
| Utah city near Arches National Park | 35 |
| City near Canyonlands National Park | 35 |
| Brand name with a red "o" | 35 |
| After-Christmas sale shoppers, e.g. | 35 |
| Stage name of Richard Melville Hall | 35 |
| Melville's "___-Dick" | 35 |
| Like platform shoes in the '60s | 35 |
| Carnaby Street type of the '60s | 35 |
| 'America's Next Top --' | 35 |
| Cable company communication devices | 35 |
| Body ___ (tattoos, piercings, etc.) | 35 |
| "Calvin and Hobbes" bully | 35 |
| Barkeep on "The Simpsons" | 35 |
| Szyslak of "The Simpsons" | 35 |
| Recipient of Bart's prank calls | 35 |
| Barkeep of "The Simpsons" | 35 |
| 1985 movie "Izzy and ___" | 35 |
| Homer Simpson's favorite tavern | 35 |
| ___ & Chandon (champagne brand) | 35 |
| Former "S.N.L." actor Jay | 35 |
| "Jerry Maguire" actor Jay | 35 |
| "You can't mean me!?" | 35 |
| "You don't mean ME?!" | 35 |
| Question asked with raised eyebrows | 35 |
| Pretentious way to refer to oneself | 35 |
| Oona in ''Chaplin'' | 35 |
| Something stolen from Austin Powers | 35 |
| Record companies' double agents | 35 |
| Commit a particularly heinous crime | 35 |
| Pseudonym of Jean-Baptiste Poquelin | 35 |
| Pseudonym of Jean Baptiste Poquelin | 35 |
| One of the Quad Cities, in Illinois | 35 |
| Illinois home of Black Hawk College | 35 |
| Defoe's "__ Flanders" | 35 |
| Shannon formerly of "SNL" | 35 |
| "Because I said so" sayer | 35 |
| S.U.V. "chauffeur," maybe | 35 |
| One who brings out the inner child? | 35 |
| "Throw __ From the Train" | 35 |
| Da Vinci's "___ Lisa" | 35 |
| Leonardo's "___ Lisa" | 35 |
| Honorific in a da Vinci masterpiece | 35 |
| "__ Lisa "(da Vinci work) | 35 |
| World's second smallest country | 35 |
| "La Gioconda," familiarly | 35 |
| Orange-and-black-winged butterflies | 35 |
| Parisian daily, with "Le" | 35 |
| "_____ Cane" (1963 movie) | 35 |
| French Impressionist painter Claude | 35 |
| "Waterloo Bridge" painter | 35 |
| "Rouen Cathedral" painter | 35 |
| "Haystacks" artist Claude | 35 |
| Covering one's tracks, in a way | 35 |
| It's seen in television studios | 35 |
| "Name of the Rose" figure | 35 |
| "Last of the Cocked Hats" | 35 |
| Novelty tune heard around Halloween | 35 |
| Juxtaposition of pictorial material | 35 |
| "The Count of ___ Cristo" | 35 |
| Ike's British colleague in arms | 35 |
| [You should try some of this grass] | 35 |
| It's demonstrated by ring color | 35 |
| Site of the longest golf drive ever | 35 |
| Music to ease the second-job blues? | 35 |
| 1970s-'80s Bond portrayer Roger | 35 |
| "The Lone Ranger" Clayton | 35 |
| "Sicko" filmmaker Michael | 35 |
| "Ordinary People" actress | 35 |
| Derek, B.'s co-star got hitched | 35 |
| Secures firmly, as a boat to a pier | 35 |
| Former New Orleans Saints coach Jim | 35 |
| Lesson taught at the end, sometimes | 35 |
| Workers' collective disposition | 35 |
| "Happy Days" actress Erin | 35 |
| Like some curiosity or fascinations | 35 |
| Like fascination with the dark side | 35 |
| Thomas who wrote "Utopia" | 35 |
| Extreme: "___ Than Words" | 35 |
| "There isn't any ___" | 35 |
| "Let's have seconds!" | 35 |
| Role for Brando as a fat, crazy guy | 35 |
| Rita of "West Side Story" | 35 |
| "The Karate Kid" star Pat | 35 |
| "September ___" (Diamond) | 35 |
| Tony-winning actor of 1962 and 1990 | 35 |
| Lewis's mystery-solving partner | 35 |
| 40's jazz-style singer Ella Mae | 35 |
| __ code (telegrapher's tapping) | 35 |
| New York Daily News owner Zuckerman | 35 |
| Def of "Cadillac Records" | 35 |
| German region known for viticulture | 35 |
| Subject of a Michelangelo sculpture | 35 |
| Engage in frenzied concert activity | 35 |
| Arnold ___, memorable actor-puzzler | 35 |
| Israel's counterpart to the CIA | 35 |
| "A violet by a ___ stone" | 35 |