| Stigmatized high school students | 32 |
| Hecht's "Erik ___" | 32 |
| 'Big Spender' songwriter | 32 |
| U.S. rebellion leader of 1841-42 | 32 |
| ___ Horn, English breed of sheep | 32 |
| Part of a veterinarian's job | 32 |
| Ornamental cloth behind an altar | 32 |
| "How ___ thou?": Shak. | 32 |
| Where Nicholas Nickleby rebelled | 32 |
| Chubby Checker's exhortation | 32 |
| Like some notes on a music sheet | 32 |
| Item between a twin and a queen? | 32 |
| One of two involved with rackets | 32 |
| Inconsistently applied criterion | 32 |
| Moral makeup of Kirk's clan? | 32 |
| '-- all a favor and ...' | 32 |
| New York Times columnist Maureen | 32 |
| Distributing post offices: abbr. | 32 |
| Three-in-one vaccine, familiarly | 32 |
| Places to buy Blizzards, briefly | 32 |
| Fanged movie creature, for short | 32 |
| Do a baseball manager's job? | 32 |
| Party to a financial transaction | 32 |
| The bank, in a check transaction | 32 |
| Handles for kitchen compartments | 32 |
| Art correspondence class come-on | 32 |
| Make a spectacle of oneself, say | 32 |
| Apprehensive about a train trip? | 32 |
| 1954 song with a repeating title | 32 |
| "I ___ You," 1944 song | 32 |
| "Never had a ___ nice" | 32 |
| They have shins on only one side | 32 |
| "Sister Carrie" author | 32 |
| Put Mr. Meese in an Armani suit? | 32 |
| Madison, N.J., school, for short | 32 |
| "J'accuse" subject | 32 |
| Subj. that may lead to a license | 32 |
| "Born Yesterday" words | 32 |
| Physician with a daily talk show | 32 |
| One who hasn't gone straight | 32 |
| "___ Along the Mohawk" | 32 |
| Rock concert highlight, for some | 32 |
| They're rare at a tearjerker | 32 |
| Raise crops on the Plains, maybe | 32 |
| Evaporating, with "up" | 32 |
| Monogram of a former Reagan aide | 32 |
| Feature of many a V-8 engine car | 32 |
| Do some film editing with voices | 32 |
| One who writes about CD remixes? | 32 |
| Small state ruled by a sovereign | 32 |
| Skimming-stones-on-water pastime | 32 |
| Where Howard Stern rides horses? | 32 |
| Those who prefer ranch dressing? | 32 |
| Moore of "Arthur" fame | 32 |
| From left to right, on many maps | 32 |
| Settled a disagreement, in a way | 32 |
| Guarantee in the Fifth Amendment | 32 |
| Painter of "Trouville" | 32 |
| "C Jam Blues" composer | 32 |
| Charles and Edgar who took steps | 32 |
| Soft-nosed ammo outlawed in 1899 | 32 |
| Seat of Sequatchie County, Tenn. | 32 |
| Satin Doll composer (sort of) | 32 |
| Written in a major key, in music | 32 |
| ''No mas'' boxer | 32 |
| "The Great Schnozzola" | 32 |
| Large red hog with drooping ears | 32 |
| Sign of an indifferent homemaker | 32 |
| Feature of some country kitchens | 32 |
| French word for "down" | 32 |
| Greek resistance org. in W.W. II | 32 |
| One with a long commute, perhaps | 32 |
| Event in N Calif.: Oct. 17, 1989 | 32 |
| Remove tactfully, as from office | 32 |
| Occasional White House cover-ups | 32 |
| Describing winds from the Orient | 32 |
| Domain ruled from Constantinople | 32 |
| Their noontime is 9 A.M. in L.A. | 32 |
| Day before the rebellion of 1916 | 32 |
| Linda who married Paul McCartney | 32 |
| Words starting a Steinbeck title | 32 |
| Steinbeck novel, to a Norse god? | 32 |
| United Nations member since 2002 | 32 |
| Start of a happy-go-lucky phrase | 32 |
| Part of a saying re spendthrifts | 32 |
| David Lee Roth full-length debut | 32 |
| Throw food down one's gullet | 32 |
| "Jack Sprat could ..." | 32 |
| Government agcy.: 1948–51 | 32 |
| Organism modified by environment | 32 |
| Adherence to religious practices | 32 |
| St. Petersburg's ___ College | 32 |
| American Horse of the Year, e.g. | 32 |
| Environmentalist's test site | 32 |
| Chemical plant graffiti, perhaps | 32 |
| Literally, out of one's body | 32 |
| "Walk on Water" singer | 32 |
| Popular name for a seaside hotel | 32 |
| "The Hangover" co-star | 32 |
| Instructed for moral improvement | 32 |