| "It's not TV. It's ___" | 41 |
| "It's not TV, it's ___" | 41 |
| "Hath ___ sister?": Shakespeare | 41 |
| '... made -- woman': Genesis 2:22 | 41 |
| Jesus & Mary Chain "___ On" | 41 |
| "___ melodies are sweet": Keats | 41 |
| Longtime San Francisco Examiner publisher | 41 |
| Texter's "less than three"? | 41 |
| Buffett "Songs You Know by ___" | 41 |
| Greek counterpart of Romans' Juventas | 41 |
| "___ Ramsey" (70's western) | 41 |
| "Six Days Seven Nights" co-star | 41 |
| "A Child of the Century" author | 41 |
| Mother of Hector in the "Iliad" | 41 |
| Clark's "Comrade X" co-star | 41 |
| The Go-Go's "Head Over ___" | 41 |
| Shoes that add inches to one's height | 41 |
| "David Copperfield" clerk Uriah | 41 |
| "Johnny Eager" Oscar winner Van | 41 |
| "They'll never suspect me!" | 41 |
| Dete's niece, in a beloved 1880 novel | 41 |
| Katherine of 'Grey's Anatomy' | 41 |
| Heinrich who wrote "Atta Troll" | 41 |
| "Book of Songs" writer Heinrich | 41 |
| "Book of Songs" author Heinrich | 41 |
| What Beatles did to "Your Hand" | 41 |
| ''The Queen'' star Mirren | 41 |
| Longtime White House correspondent Thomas | 41 |
| State capital near the Big Belt Mountains | 41 |
| Name traced back to the "Iliad" | 41 |
| USC's all-female service organization | 41 |
| Prefix meaning ''spiral'' | 41 |
| "The Jeffersons" costar Sherman | 41 |
| "One, Two, Buckle My Shoe" bird | 41 |
| 1928, 1932 and 1936 Olympic gold medalist | 41 |
| 'Give me liberty' speaker Patrick | 41 |
| Savvy about (with ''to'') | 41 |
| "And I Love ___" (Beatles song) | 41 |
| The Doors' "Love ___ Madly" | 41 |
| The Doors tune "Love ___ Madly" | 41 |
| "Leave ___ to Heaven": Williams | 41 |
| Recipient of the Apples of the Hesperides | 41 |
| "The boast of ___ . . . ": Gray | 41 |
| Do the impossible with cats, proverbially | 41 |
| "You are ___" (mall map legend) | 41 |
| "Lo, ___ is God . . . ": Clough | 41 |
| 'When this occurred,' in legalese | 41 |
| Eddie Vedder "___ to the State" | 41 |
| "___ one you haven't heard" | 41 |
| "___ Johnny!" (Ed McMahon line) | 41 |
| Four-sided monument named for a Greek god | 41 |
| Jerry who wrote "Hello, Dolly!" | 41 |
| What Popeye becomes, after eating spinach | 41 |
| King in Wilde's "Salomé" | 41 |
| Nobelist for whom a physics unit is named | 41 |
| Villechaize of "Fantasy Island" | 41 |
| The Chiffons' "___ So Fine" | 41 |
| Berlin's "___ a Rag Picker" | 41 |
| "___ got the whole world . . ." | 41 |
| The Crystals' "___ a Rebel" | 41 |
| Harry James' "_____ My Guy" | 41 |
| "I'm Dickens, --- Fenster" | 41 |
| "For ___ jolly good fellow ..." | 41 |
| Hermann who wrote "Steppenwolf" | 41 |
| Nobelist author of "Siddhartha" | 41 |
| "Narcissus and Goldmund" author | 41 |
| One-third of Fat Albert's catchphrase | 41 |
| 5'2", 6'3", etc.: Abbr. | 41 |
| Coiner of ''atomic bomb'' | 41 |
| "The Food of the Gods" novelist | 41 |
| Nickname for the NBA's Gilbert Arenas | 41 |
| Found a spot while "it" counted | 41 |
| Participate in a certain child's game | 41 |
| Pinnacle of "Che gelida manina" | 41 |
| "Running Up that ___" Kate Bush | 41 |
| West's "She Done ___ Wrong" | 41 |
| Language that gives us "pundit" | 41 |
| Language that gave us "pajamas" | 41 |
| "This answer ends in a T," e.g. | 41 |
| Cry said twice before "hooray!" | 41 |
| Musician nicknamed "Sugar Lips" | 41 |
| "America the Beautiful" pronoun | 41 |
| Presley's "__ Latest Flame" | 41 |
| Sound issued with an arched back, perhaps | 41 |
| 'The -- Report' (1976 bestseller) | 41 |
| Indicators of a Web site's popularity | 41 |
| ''Best of'' tracks, often | 41 |
| "Lazybones" composer Carmichael | 41 |
| Like cheerleaders after the game, perhaps | 41 |
| The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, e.g. | 41 |
| "The Man with the ___": Markham | 41 |
| "Stupid ___" (Nicki Minaj song) | 41 |
| Discovered some underground rock, perhaps | 41 |
| Labor leader who mysteriously disappeared | 41 |
| Wrestler with a signature atomic leg drop | 41 |
| "You can't have any!" types | 41 |
| "White Christmas" setting, 1942 | 41 |
| "All About Eve" actress Celeste | 41 |
| "The Planets" composer Gustavus | 41 |
| "St. Paul's Suite" composer | 41 |