"Whatever It Is" ___ Brown Band | 41 |
"Due Date" co-star Galifianakis | 41 |
Pia who has had a checkered acting career | 41 |
Sound of an electronic bug lure in action | 41 |
"Viva ___!" (1952 Brando movie) | 41 |
___ Dingbats (pictographic computer font) | 41 |
"Valley Girl" singer-songwriter | 41 |
Dr. Seuss character, with "the" | 41 |
Letters used to label axes in maths class | 41 |
First character seen in "Zelig" | 41 |
Title role in a 1983 black-and-white film | 41 |
Discipline symbolized by a painted circle | 41 |
Founder of the Stoic school of philosophy | 41 |
Early 20th-century mode of transportation | 41 |
Absolute ___ (bottom of the Kelvin scale) | 41 |
"Beetle Bailey" nonintellectual | 41 |
Like a system with equal gains and losses | 41 |
Like a game with equal winners and losers | 41 |
Particle displacement symbols, in physics | 41 |
Mexican drug cartel, with "Los" | 41 |
"Immortals" role for Luke Evans | 41 |
Starving artist's net worth, slangily | 41 |
Essential element of dot-com transactions | 41 |
They're written on states' rights | 41 |
Tourist activity of declining popularity? | 41 |
"From Aaron to ___" (name book) | 41 |
Playwright Akins and Tony winner Caldwell | 41 |
"J'accuse" author Émile | 41 |
Dyer's "Your Erroneous ___" | 41 |
Salinger's "Franny and ___" | 41 |
When doubled, first name in old Hollywood | 41 |
They're great on Triple Letter Scores | 41 |
Org. that gets members reduced motel rates | 42 |
Battery, bond or baseball club designation | 42 |
"Up a bit ... higher ... there!" | 42 |
"Say ___" (doctor's request) | 42 |
"The Red House Mystery" novelist | 42 |
"Criss Angel: Mindfreak" network | 42 |
"Billy the Exterminator" network | 42 |
First wrecker of Ruth's homerun record | 42 |
Actor ___ Paul of "Breaking Bad" | 42 |
Vice president involved in a historic duel | 42 |
__ The Magazine (formerly Modern Maturity) | 42 |
Org. that publishes Probate & Property | 42 |
Calculator that doesn't need batteries | 42 |
Aldrich's "Story of ___ Boy" | 42 |
"___ excuse is better than none" | 42 |
Youth changed into a bird, in a Greek myth | 42 |
Group that inspired "Mamma Mia!" | 42 |
Fifteenth best-selling artists of all time | 42 |
"Steal This Book" author Hoffman | 42 |
"Steal This Book" writer Hoffman | 42 |
"Dancing with the Stars" network | 42 |
Christie's "The ___ Murders" | 42 |
"The Lone Ranger" airer, 1949-57 | 42 |
"Brothers & Sisters" network | 42 |
Season 1 judge on "The X Factor" | 42 |
Paula of ''American Idol'' | 42 |
"Forever Your Girl" singer, 1989 | 42 |
"Forever Your Girl" singer Paula | 42 |
Woodson of the '50s and '60s 49ers | 42 |
His bill has 1/20th the value of Ben's | 42 |
"Honest ___" (President Lincoln) | 42 |
''I'm hungry as ___!'' | 42 |
Pound __: cover one's route, cop-style | 42 |
Troy's friend on "Community" | 42 |
Troy's buddy, on "Community" | 42 |
Proper way for a tot to await St. Nicholas | 42 |
Magwitch of "Great Expectations" | 42 |
"__ Baby": "Hair" song | 42 |
"Hair" song "___ Baby" | 42 |
Hershfield's "___ the Agent" | 42 |
Rosemary Murphy's love in a 1920s play | 42 |
"You're making ___ mistake!" | 42 |
''Take ___ out of crime!'' | 42 |
"... ___ to leap tall buildings" | 42 |
"___ to leap tall buildings ..." | 42 |
Communications code word for "A" | 42 |
"Li'l" comic strip character | 42 |
Pansy and Lucifer's son, in old comics | 42 |
Doubleday who supposedly invented baseball | 42 |
"Li'l ___" (old comic strip) | 42 |
''Li'l'' one of comics | 42 |
"All ___!" (conductor's cry) | 42 |
Teller's concern in the early 40's | 42 |
"You Dropped ___ on Me" Gap Band | 42 |
"Fat Man and Little Boy" subject | 42 |
" . . . to get her poor dog ___" | 42 |
Options above "all of the above" | 42 |
Leigh Hunt's "___ Ben Adhem" | 42 |
"___ Ben Adhem," Leigh Hunt poem | 42 |
"There's Something ___ Mary" | 42 |
Name that means "father of many" | 42 |
They're part of a "six pack" | 42 |
Monkey in Disney's "Aladdin" | 42 |
___ Nazir ("Homeland" character) | 42 |
___ Ghraib (Iraq prison in 2004 headlines) | 42 |
Thorny shrubs commonly with yellow flowers | 42 |
Mexican seaport known for its cliff divers | 42 |
Joni Mitchell's "___ Of You" | 42 |