| George ___, longest-reigning English king | 41 |
| '-- for Innocent (Grafton novel)' | 41 |
| Jack's predecessor in the White House | 41 |
| Furniture chain with a winding floor plan | 41 |
| Furniture chain founded by Ingvar Kamprad | 41 |
| Savage Garden "___ I Loved You" | 41 |
| "You don't have to tell me" | 41 |
| "___ My Heart in San Francisco" | 41 |
| "___ a Song Go Out of My Heart" | 41 |
| "--- a Song Go Out of My Heart" | 41 |
| Ellington's ____ a Song Go . . . | 41 |
| Abba's "__ the Music Speak" | 41 |
| "__ Her Go": Frankie Laine song | 41 |
| The "I" of "SI joint" | 41 |
| Poem that ends with the funeral of Hector | 41 |
| U.S. Open tennis victor over Arthur: 1972 | 41 |
| "Actually, that's not true" | 41 |
| 'Would -- to You (1985 pop hit)?' | 41 |
| Actress Chase of "Now, Voyager" | 41 |
| Common exclamation after "Well" | 41 |
| "Well don't that beat all!" | 41 |
| "Winnie ___ Pu" (Latin version) | 41 |
| "No One's ___" (Eminem rap) | 41 |
| Fighting ___ (rival of the Nittany Lions) | 41 |
| Psychedelic experimental band Psychic ___ | 41 |
| ''Well, here goes . . .'' | 41 |
| Â Â "Well, here goes ..." | 41 |
| Agcy. that won the 1969 Nobel Peace Prize | 41 |
| "Oh, well, that's the game" | 41 |
| "Oh, well; that's the game" | 41 |
| Cole Porter's "_____ Paris" | 41 |
| "Tell Laura ___ Her" (1960 hit) | 41 |
| "___ a Piano," 1915 Berlin song | 41 |
| Song played after the Dodgers win at home | 41 |
| Rick's love in "Casablanca" | 41 |
| Bergman's "Casablanca" role | 41 |
| She requested "As Time Goes By" | 41 |
| Ingrid, in ''Casablanca'' | 41 |
| The Monkees' "___ Believer" | 41 |
| "___ ramblin' wreck . . . " | 41 |
| Maria Muldaur's "___ Woman" | 41 |
| Kaye's "_____ Big Girl Now" | 41 |
| Berlin's "___ Bad, Bad Man" | 41 |
| "Yankee Doodle Dandy" beginning | 41 |
| "Well, ___ monkey's uncle!" | 41 |
| "--- Yankee Doodle Dandy . . ." | 41 |
| "___ Woman" (Maria Muldaur hit) | 41 |
| "___ Rocker" (Springsteen song) | 41 |
| Apple in strawberry, tangerine, and grape | 41 |
| "__ helpless as a kitten . . ." | 41 |
| System with a standard 22x16-meter screen | 41 |
| "The Hobbit" film series format | 41 |
| "Everything's fine with me" | 41 |
| "__ Mine": George Harrison book | 41 |
| "Harry Potter" actress Staunton | 41 |
| "Since ___ You Baby" (1956 hit) | 41 |
| John Ciardi's "_____ a Man" | 41 |
| "...--- a man with seven wives" | 41 |
| "...___ a man with seven wives" | 41 |
| "___ a traveller ..." (Shelley) | 41 |
| "If you ask me," in a chat room | 41 |
| Polite "I think," in chat rooms | 41 |
| Letters preceding a chat room perspective | 41 |
| ''___ the Mood for Love'' | 41 |
| "Hey, there's a line here!" | 41 |
| ''___ expert, but . . .'' | 41 |
| Song by the rock band My Chemical Romance | 41 |
| Commenter's "If you ask me" | 41 |
| "Just speaking frankly," in IMs | 41 |
| "Editorially speaking," briefly | 41 |
| "According to me," in shorthand | 41 |
| "Your Show of Shows" comic Coca | 41 |
| "Everything's fine, thanks" | 41 |
| ''How are you?'' response | 41 |
| Comment immediately following a stage cue | 41 |
| "And while ___ the subject ..." | 41 |
| Words from one who'd rather not call? | 41 |
| Poe's "___ of the Perverse" | 41 |
| Technique involving thickly applied paint | 41 |
| Contacts someone on a buddy list, perhaps | 41 |
| Pointer Sisters' '-- Excited' | 41 |
| "___ sorry!" (words of apology) | 41 |
| Words delivered with a hangdog expression | 41 |
| "There's no doubt about it" | 41 |
| "You don't need to wake me" | 41 |
| "No need to pull me out of bed" | 41 |
| 'You can stop trying to wake me!' | 41 |
| 1989 National Radio Hall of Fame inductee | 41 |
| Wycherley's "Love ___ Wood" | 41 |
| "Barefoot Contessa" host Garten | 41 |
| Van Eyck's "Man ___ Turban" | 41 |
| "The bombs bursting ___ . . . " | 41 |
| "... the bombs bursting ___..." | 41 |
| "___ Enchanted Island": Mallock | 41 |
| "As soon as I'm done here!" | 41 |
| "Let me finish this real quick" | 41 |
| Unable to be transcribed from a recording | 41 |
| Like an unstoppable athlete, figuratively | 41 |
| "Murder, __," Turkus-Feder book | 41 |
| "Airways, ___," Dos Passos play | 41 |