| She weds novelist—OPEC applauds | 38 |
| Lord Protector of England: 1653-58 | 34 |
| Author of "The Vicar of Wakefield" | 44 |
| Author of "The Deserted Village" | 42 |
| "The Good-Natur'd Man" playwright | 47 |
| "Deserted Village" poet | 33 |
| Comedian who made his film debut in 1914 | 40 |
| ''__ Story'' (Segal book) | 41 |
| Scenes from a hit Broadway musical? | 35 |
| " . . . the wonderful one-hoss-shay" | 46 |
| Having a yellowish-brown complexion | 35 |
| Mountain ridge east of Jerusalem | 32 |
| Biblically named Michigan college | 33 |
| Plant with vet-friendly branches, perhaps | 41 |
| They grow in Mediterranean groves | 33 |
| Company once known for its typewriters | 38 |
| "The Wonder Years" actress | 36 |
| Nobelist Max Born's granddaughter | 37 |
| Babes in Toyland star familiarly | 36 |
| Partly doubled, a call in a game | 32 |
| Kern's "___ River" | 32 |
| Broadway tune "_____ River" | 37 |
| "___ River," Kern song | 32 |
| "Show Boat" show-stopper | 34 |
| Show tune sung by a stevedore named Joe | 39 |
| "Il Posto" director: 1961 | 35 |
| Central Park designer Frederick Law ___ | 39 |
| Former name of the cable network Versus | 39 |
| ___ Palme, memorable Swedish statesman | 38 |
| ___ Palme, former P.M. of Sweden | 32 |
| Wine whose name means "fragrant" | 42 |
| Amontillado's darker relative | 33 |
| "Look Homeward, Angel," originally | 44 |
| Swedish novelist / journalist, Per --- Enquist | 46 |
| "Hellzapoppin" comedy team | 36 |
| TV/movie sisters who rock a lot of GuccI | 40 |
| Stars of TV's "Two of a Kind" | 43 |
| Mary-Kate and Ashley of "Full House" | 46 |
| Acting twins Ashley and Mary-Kate | 33 |
| A "Hellzapoppin" star and family | 42 |
| Pair that missed their prom to host SNL | 39 |
| "A Somerset Rhapsody" composer | 40 |
| Former West Coast beer brand, briefly | 37 |
| Defunct Pacific Northwest brew, for short | 41 |
| State capital with just 42,000 people | 37 |
| State capital originally called Smithfield | 42 |
| Four-year period between the quests for gold | 44 |
| Author who served as U.S. minister to Spain | 43 |
| Washington's ___ National Park | 34 |
| Group overseeing quadrennial games? | 35 |
| It's raised in some opening ceremonies | 42 |
| Banner passed from host city to host city | 41 |
| Event scheduled for London in 2012 | 34 |
| Atlanta's Izzy or Sochi's Bely Mishka | 45 |
| Legal proceedings against Team USA? | 35 |
| Response to a Nebraskan's gag? | 34 |
| TD Ameritrade's headquarters | 32 |
| Largest city in the Cornhusker St. | 34 |
| 1935 Triple Crown winner and a Nebraska city | 44 |
| Tribesmen who fought in the American Civil War | 46 |
| Walter who moved the Dodgers to L.A. | 36 |
| He moved the Dodgers to Los Angeles | 35 |
| Either of two father-and-son Dodgers owners | 43 |
| Actress Kate of "Dynasty" | 35 |
| Two-time NAACP Image award-winning actor | 40 |
| He plays Dr. Eric Foreman on "House" | 46 |
| Dr. Eric Foreman portrayer, on "House" | 48 |
| Persian poet known for his quatrains | 36 |
| Persian mathematician known for his poetry | 42 |
| 1917 Kentucky Derby winner or a 1957 biopic | 43 |
| Former general manager of the Mets | 34 |
| Brash contestant on "The Apprentice" | 46 |
| Piece of advice from a Persian poet | 35 |
| Fed. agcy. aiding minority enterprises | 38 |
| "How Bizarre" one-hitters | 35 |
| Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, briefly | 42 |
| "If You Leave" synth guys | 35 |
| "Crush" synth-poppers, briefly | 40 |
| "Crush" band, for short | 33 |
| Heston film, with "The" | 33 |
| 1971 Heston film, with "The" | 38 |
| 1971 Heston film, with 'The' | 36 |
| Cookware that's often hinged | 32 |
| Cooking utensil at a breakfast buffet, perhaps | 46 |
| Breakfaster's favorite drama? | 33 |
| Third sequel of a Gregory Peck classic | 38 |
| Some letters of the Greek alphabet | 34 |
| "Legally Blonde" exclamation | 38 |
| Outburst often abbreviated in tweets | 36 |
| Guns & Roses "Sweet Child ___" | 44 |
| "This sweet wee wife ___": Burns | 42 |
| "Mother ___," Kipling poem | 36 |
| "Friends ___" Bowling for Soup | 40 |
| Sweet Child ____ : Guns N' Roses hit | 42 |
| Kipling's "Mother ___" | 36 |
| Guns N' Roses: "Sweet Child ___" | 46 |
| "Sweet Child ___" (1987 single) | 41 |
| "Sweet child ___" (1,4) | 33 |
| "Mother ___" (old standard) | 37 |
| "Mother ___," 1903 song | 33 |