| What the painters said they needed | 34 |
| Residence : Apt. :: business : ___ | 34 |
| Paris's Basilique ___-Clotilde | 34 |
| Mich.'s Sault ___ Marie Canals | 34 |
| Jeanne d'Arc, for one, briefly | 34 |
| Abbr. on many Québec road signs | 34 |
| The "turf" on some menus | 34 |
| What the Dead will do to your face | 34 |
| Get ahead of (with "on") | 34 |
| Grammy-winning Peter Gabriel video | 34 |
| Good thing to build up or blow off | 34 |
| Industrial Revolution power source | 34 |
| More deserving of an R rating, say | 34 |
| Type of humor used in a sex farce? | 34 |
| Transport for the fairytale prince | 34 |
| Carnegie's 19th-century barony | 34 |
| TV's "Remington ___" | 34 |
| Remington played by Pierce Brosnan | 34 |
| Pierce Brosnan character Remington | 34 |
| English essayist: 1672–1729 | 34 |
| "The Spectator" essayist | 34 |
| Prepares (oneself), as for a shock | 34 |
| "Skittle Players" artist | 34 |
| Out of reach, say, in this economy | 34 |
| They may have brand identification | 34 |
| Put one's hands at ten and two | 34 |
| Austrian physicist: 1835–93 | 34 |
| Powers of "Hart to Hart" | 34 |
| Wife of the recently-retired Andre | 34 |
| "Angle of Repose" author | 34 |
| Literally, "roof lizard" | 34 |
| Museum of natural history exhibits | 34 |
| "Lost Generation" coiner | 34 |
| Protector of sailors, by tradition | 34 |
| Subject of recent medical research | 34 |
| Gun that uses nine-millimeter ammo | 34 |
| 30's and 40's actress Anna | 34 |
| Tablet in an office supplies store | 34 |
| Supporter of one with a bad heart? | 34 |
| Put one foot in front of the other | 34 |
| What the passenger told the cabbie | 34 |
| Something a steeplejack must watch | 34 |
| It could go in the right direction | 34 |
| Dance instructor's instruction | 34 |
| Challenge for the wheelchair-bound | 34 |
| King famous for frightening people | 34 |
| 'Old Folks at Home' penner | 34 |
| "The Dead Zone" novelist | 34 |
| ''Hurry, driver!'' | 34 |
| You can take them to another level | 34 |
| Some people take them up then down | 34 |
| Parts of an instructional sequence | 34 |
| Household ladder, to Liverpudlians | 34 |
| "___ the Rear," old song | 34 |
| Music buff's prized possession | 34 |
| Most-fined radio radio personality | 34 |
| "Tristram Shandy" author | 34 |
| "Tristram Shandy" writer | 34 |
| Caterer's portable heat source | 34 |
| Jeanne d'Arc and others: Abbr. | 34 |
| Editor's "let it be" | 34 |
| "Don't change this!" | 34 |
| Editorial ''keep'' | 34 |
| Proofreader's marking, perhaps | 34 |
| Mark meaning "no change" | 34 |
| Editor's "ignore me" | 34 |
| Editor's 'leave it in' | 34 |
| "The author was correct" | 34 |
| "Leave in," to a proofer | 34 |
| "Keep after all" marking | 34 |
| "It's fine as it is" | 34 |
| "Ignore that correction" | 34 |
| ___ processus (delay order in law) | 34 |
| Leaves in the manuscript after all | 34 |
| "Let it stand" notations | 34 |
| Four-time Gold Glove winner Garvey | 34 |
| Near-miss Charlton Heston classic? | 34 |
| "The Getaway" star, 1972 | 34 |
| "Saving Silverman" actor | 34 |
| Onetime flight attendant, slangily | 34 |
| Onetime flight attendant, in slang | 34 |
| Member of a cruise ship's crew | 34 |
| Author of "Crystal Cave" | 34 |
| Site of Napoleon's final exile | 34 |
| "...and carry a big ---" | 34 |
| Advice for a wavering pastry chef? | 34 |
| Bob Seger "___ the Same" | 34 |
| Like the big, strong, silent type? | 34 |
| Paintings of flowers, fruits, etc. | 34 |
| Part of rock's C.S.N. & Y. | 34 |
| "Goosebumps" author R.L. | 34 |
| ''Roxanne'' singer | 34 |
| High school prank component, maybe | 34 |
| No-goodnik / Patches, as a sweater | 34 |
| "Man on the Moon" singer | 34 |
| "Everybody Hurts" singer | 34 |
| Regularly paid financial allowance | 34 |
| "___ It Up" (Bob Marley) | 34 |
| "___ Crazy" (Pryor film) | 34 |
| Lead role in a 1924 G.B. Shaw play | 34 |