| "Trail of Broken Hearts" crooner | 42 |
| 'The Family Circus' cartoonist Bil | 42 |
| Reeves of "My Own Private Idaho" | 42 |
| "Henry's Crime" actor Reeves | 42 |
| Allen's "Annie Hall" co-star | 42 |
| Subject of Shelley’s “Adonais” | 42 |
| "The original sneaker" sloganeer | 42 |
| Carolyn who wrote the Dana Girls mysteries | 42 |
| Kenan's pal in "Good Burger" | 42 |
| "Women in Love" director Russell | 42 |
| Wisconsin town where Orson Welles was born | 42 |
| ''Mild-mannered reporter'' | 42 |
| Michigan county whose seat is Grand Rapids | 42 |
| First cigarette brand to introduce filters | 42 |
| Comics crime-fighter in his disguised mode | 42 |
| Author of the "Minimax Cookbook" | 42 |
| Walsh with three golds in beach volleyball | 42 |
| ". . . Cuckoo's Nest" author | 42 |
| ". . . Cuckoo's Nest "author | 42 |
| Actor Spacey of "House of Cards" | 42 |
| Put a scratch in, as a car's paint job | 42 |
| "Dinner at Antoine's" author | 42 |
| Aptly-named "Fallin'" singer | 42 |
| The Colonel's fast-food chain, briefly | 42 |
| Place where drumsticks are often picked up | 42 |
| Word repeated in "I ___! I ___!" | 42 |
| Spot for splashing (and two kinds of cars) | 42 |
| "Devil Without a Cause" musician | 42 |
| Richard who played Jaws in two Bond movies | 42 |
| Richard who played Jaws in two Bond flicks | 42 |
| Capital in 2004-05's Orange Revolution | 42 |
| Letter after Juliet in a phonetic alphabet | 42 |
| "Bette Davis Eyes" singer Carnes | 42 |
| Animals in Pharaoh's dream, in Genesis | 42 |
| TV character whose middle name is Tiberius | 42 |
| ''USS Enterprise'' captain | 42 |
| Where headlines were made on Dec. 17, 1903 | 42 |
| Group concerned about minorities, in a way | 42 |
| ''The Golden Fish'' artist | 42 |
| He painted "Red and White Domes" | 42 |
| "Twittering Machine" artist Paul | 42 |
| "The Twittering Machine" painter | 42 |
| "The Mocker Mocked" artist, 1930 | 42 |
| Product that might be used with a blessing | 42 |
| 'A Fish Called Wanda' Oscar winner | 42 |
| "America's Got Talent" judge | 42 |
| You might slap yours while enjoying a riot | 42 |
| They're used to slide across the stage | 42 |
| "Silent" needs for bootee makers | 42 |
| "The Ghost and Mr. Chicken" star | 42 |
| Unit of currency in the Harry Potter books | 42 |
| Currency in "Harry Potter" books | 42 |
| "The Bridges at Toko-Ri" setting | 42 |
| Site of noted 90's human rights abuses | 42 |
| Old "Television Theatre" sponsor | 42 |
| "Judgment at Nuremberg" director | 42 |
| '50s-'60s TV beatnik Maynard G. __ | 42 |
| "American Idol" winner ___ Allen | 42 |
| Stewart of the "Twilight" movies | 42 |
| "Grinding It Out" autobiographer | 42 |
| Record label with 1970s compilation albums | 42 |
| Two-time Olympic skating medalist Michelle | 42 |
| Actress Sedgwick of "The Closer" | 42 |
| She plays Brenda in "The Closer" | 42 |
| Setting for "Young Frankenstein" | 42 |
| "Wash It Away" rockers Black ___ | 42 |
| With whom Jacob contracted to marry Rachel | 42 |
| Literally, Spanish for "the tar" | 42 |
| Literally, "the tar," in Spanish | 42 |
| Champlain, e.g., to someone from Champagne | 42 |
| Ballet's "Le ___ des Cygnes" | 42 |
| "Chantilly ___" (Big Bopper hit) | 42 |
| One putting "punch" in the punch | 42 |
| Winner of seven tennis majors in the 1920s | 42 |
| Housman's "A Shropshire ___" | 42 |
| ''__ Dog'' (Terhume novel) | 42 |
| Cheryl of "Charlie's Angels" | 42 |
| Munroe of "Charlie's Angels" | 42 |
| Diane of HBO's "Enlightened" | 42 |
| "When I was a ___ served . . . " | 42 |
| "___ Madonna" (1968 Beatles hit) | 42 |
| Nigerian metropolis with a Portuguese name | 42 |
| "Well, ___-di-freakin'-dah!" | 42 |
| "If I Only Had the Nerve" singer | 42 |
| He played in "Waiting for Godot" | 42 |
| ''The Wizard of Oz'' actor | 42 |
| Garland's "cowardly" co-star | 42 |
| Actor Bert of "The Wizard of Oz" | 42 |
| "Prick Up Your Ears" author John | 42 |
| "Chicago Hope" actress Christine | 42 |
| Ali who retired with a perfect 24-0 record | 42 |
| Muhammad's super middleweight daughter | 42 |
| Muhammad's footstep-following daughter | 42 |
| Placed horizontally, with "down" | 42 |
| There are five great ones in North America | 42 |
| Lead-in to 'I can't hear you!' | 42 |
| "Blazing Saddles" villain Hedley | 42 |
| "Tales from Shakespear" cowriter | 42 |
| Montreal-born, Chief Justice Antonio _____ | 42 |
| __ Cranston, a.k.a. "The Shadow" | 42 |