| ... a singing group that meets for bacon and eggs? | 50 |
| Gumshoe hired for the case of the missing implant? | 50 |
| "The soul of wit," according to Polonius | 50 |
| Musician who created the Windows 95 start-up sound | 50 |
| Effect of a serious earthquake on the Golden Gate? | 50 |
| Secondary competitions, in some tennis tournaments | 50 |
| "The Letter" group, with "the" | 50 |
| Suave alter ego in "The Nutty Professor" | 50 |
| 'Muy --' (Spanish for 'very good') | 50 |
| Watchmaker with the first U.S. TV commercial, 1941 | 50 |
| Dresses for the cold (with ''up'') | 50 |
| What the podiatrist brought to the potluck dinner? | 50 |
| Scottish poet and "Animal House" actress | 50 |
| Topical analgesic from Palindromic Products, Inc.? | 50 |
| Go beyond established limits as a president would? | 50 |
| The ram in "A ram walks into a bar ..."? | 50 |
| ''Hand me that fly swatter . . .'' | 50 |
| How the best crosswords are made (just sayin') | 50 |
| The meaning of two lights, according to Longfellow | 50 |
| Uncontrollable desire, often for something harmful | 50 |
| Advice for a burlesque show after budget cutbacks? | 50 |
| Michael Bolton's "How ___ Be Lovers" | 50 |
| African point, or Dracula's cloak of optimism? | 50 |
| Nowadays they usually have power locks and windows | 50 |
| ''Blue Suede Shoes'' singer (1956) | 50 |
| Two-time Emmy-winning actress for "Taxi" | 50 |
| Make taurine sculptures? (trade positions 2 and 7) | 50 |
| Manager of the Major League Baseball All-Time Team | 50 |
| "Prince ___" (Chronicles of Narnia book) | 50 |
| American artist MaryÂ’s painting of promenades? | 50 |
| Year of the last known Roman gladiator competition | 50 |
| Single from "Bridge Over Troubled Water" | 50 |
| May 11, 2014, for "E" as a "D" | 50 |
| Good for a magazine writer, bad for a couch potato | 50 |
| Michael of "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" | 50 |
| Viola's alter ego in "Twelfth Night" | 50 |
| "Well done, Sir Lancelot," in Franglais? | 50 |
| Tallyho for dancer, pitcher, saxophonist and actor | 50 |
| ''Cat's in the Cradle'' singer | 50 |
| "A Dissertation on Roast Pig'' writer | 50 |
| Traveler's aid in West Virginia's capital? | 50 |
| Mrs. Edna Garrett in "The Facts of Life" | 50 |
| Say "Hey, batter batter batter" and such | 50 |
| It's white, puffy, and looks good in a kitchen | 50 |
| Command for comedian Margaret to sort photocopies? | 50 |
| Romantic overindulgence in nocturnes and mazurkas? | 50 |
| He made his last Supreme Court appointment in 2003 | 50 |
| Dershowitz/Shute book about badly fitting bikinis? | 50 |
| "When the moment is right..." advertiser | 50 |
| Start of an aptly expressed linguistic observation | 50 |
| Supermodel Crawford who's seen on infomercials | 50 |
| 1995 Stephen Rea cable movie about a serial killer | 50 |
| "Does she ... or doesn't she?" brand | 50 |
| Â Â What the lexicographer/dairy expert did? | 50 |
| Court case where Ripken is one of many plaintiffs? | 50 |
| French diplomat, poet, dramatist: 1868–1955 | 50 |
| Singer with the album "Born on a Friday" | 50 |
| Mel directed her in "Young Frankenstein" | 50 |
| "___ He than breathing . . . ": Tennyson | 50 |
| Last name of TV aliens Beldar, Prymaat, and Connie | 50 |
| Programming tool created by Grace Hopper (1906-92) | 50 |
| Device that makes solid fuel from soda pop? (#81) | 50 |
| Limerick, part three: "She dined on ___" | 50 |
| Poppaea in "The Sign of the Cross": 1932 | 50 |
| Mickey Mantle's nickname, with "the" | 50 |
| Local learning institution founded by a president? | 50 |
| It might be answered "Muy bien, gracias" | 50 |
| "Aningaaq," to "Gravity," e.g. | 50 |
| People who are anti-technology and vocal about it? | 50 |
| They're used for making some wines and jellies | 50 |
| Jackie who starred in "Tom Sawyer," 1930 | 50 |
| ...so the chef got a job as a librarian, but he... | 50 |
| Crime show still goes over the heads of criminals? | 50 |
| "I'll have a curacao," said Tom_____ | 50 |
| World's top-selling car model starting in 1997 | 50 |
| "Ohhh nooo, is that an impostor on SNL?" | 50 |
| Apt moniker for a "stock" market figure? | 50 |
| Portrayer of Tarzan, Flash Gordon, and Buck Rogers | 50 |
| Restaurant chain of "Old Country Stores" | 50 |
| __ myrtle: tree or shrub in the loosestrife family | 50 |
| Work in the soap factory's packing department? | 50 |
| Ending for "bureau" or "pluto" | 50 |
| It's far from "a little off the top" | 50 |
| Woody Allen's "___ and Misdemeanors" | 50 |
| 1942 Rawlings work set in the backwoods of Florida | 50 |
| László who lost repeatedly to Michael Phelps | 50 |
| Author who died on the same day as John F. Kennedy | 50 |
| Group that added a "Y" for Young in 1969 | 50 |
| Puffy cloud unearthed by a Burmese prime minister? | 50 |
| Only thing that should be on a pitcher's mind? | 50 |
| TV tryouts that have the fewest lines of dialogue? | 50 |
| ___ number (ID on all stocks and registered bonds) | 50 |
| Initials among crooked bankers about to get busted | 50 |
| "Great" empire builder of ancient Persia | 50 |
| Industrialist Eaton and hockeyist Denneny, to pals | 50 |
| Writer of the column "The Brighter Side" | 50 |
| De Niro's wife in "Meet the Parents" | 50 |
| French Revolutionary played by Gérard Depardieu | 50 |
| The Capo de tutti Capi, so to speak, of the series | 50 |
| "Pour Some Sugar on Me" band, corrected? | 50 |