New York tickertape honorees of 1986 | 36 |
New Orleans Zephyrs' parent team | 36 |
Half of a popular cuisine's name | 36 |
Felipe Calderón's land: Abbr. | 36 |
He coined "mental hygiene" | 36 |
The Marx Bros. left Paramount for it | 36 |
Co. whose logo includes Leo the Lion | 36 |
Outspoken hip-hop singer from London | 36 |
Not present when expected, for short | 36 |
Honoree on the third Friday of Sept. | 36 |
"O patria ___," Verdi aria | 36 |
"Rosemary's Baby" star | 36 |
"The Golden Girls" setting | 36 |
Karaoke singer's need, for short | 36 |
Metallers "Of ___ and Men" | 36 |
Blind trio in a children's rhyme | 36 |
Bandmate of Keith, Bill, and Charlie | 36 |
"___ pleasures and . . . " | 36 |
Summer prefix in a Shakespeare title | 36 |
Everything he touched turned to gold | 36 |
The original "golden boy"? | 36 |
King known for his gilt-y pleasures? | 36 |
  Architect ___ van der Rohe | 36 |
"___ 18" (Leon Uris novel) | 36 |
"Black Swan" actress Kunis | 36 |
Miss's equivalent, idiomatically | 36 |
Nine minutes on the treadmill, maybe | 36 |
King's "The Green ___" | 36 |
Sales rep's reimbursement, maybe | 36 |
One who's in it for the long run | 36 |
"How many ___ to Babylon?" | 36 |
Porcelainlike material used in vases | 36 |
'Death of a Salesman' writer | 36 |
Minderbinder of "Catch-22" | 36 |
'The Phantom Tollbooth' hero | 36 |
Grammy-winning country singer Ronnie | 36 |
Performer who doesn't say a word | 36 |
Give a clue in charades, essentially | 36 |
Communicated without saying anything | 36 |
Oscar nominee for "Exodus" | 36 |
"King Solomon's _____" | 36 |
Attire that's not for the modest | 36 |
It may contain a $10 bottle of water | 36 |
They're smaller than subcompacts | 36 |
Legislation targeting surly canines? | 36 |
F. Scott Fitzgerald's birthplace | 36 |
Members of a Bronze Age civilization | 36 |
"Bei ___ Bist Du Schön" | 36 |
Novy ___ (Russian literary magazine) | 36 |
Red giant in the constellation Cetus | 36 |
First variable star to be discovered | 36 |
Sorvino of "Summer of Sam" | 36 |
"The Tilled Field" painter | 36 |
Wicked Queen's 'adviser' | 36 |
Start of the song "Mother" | 36 |
Last budget category, usually: Abbr. | 36 |
___ en place (putting in place: Fr.) | 36 |
"Prairie dog," for example | 36 |
It's as good as a mile, they say | 36 |
"___ Solemnis" (Beethoven) | 36 |
Like some calls that go to voicemail | 36 |
"___ Waltz" (a state song) | 36 |
Maid of the ___ (Niagara Falls boat) | 36 |
Heggen's "___ Roberts" | 36 |
1960s sitcom with a talking palomino | 36 |
Phenomena on Heathcliff's heaths | 36 |
"Good Will Hunting" school | 36 |
___ valve prolapse (heart condition) | 36 |
Something for a kid to keep on hand? | 36 |
'Les --' (B'way musical) | 36 |
Civil rights leader, in street names | 36 |
We celebrate his birthday every Jan. | 36 |
Honoree on the third Mon. in January | 36 |
Sports org. with the Colorado Rapids | 36 |
Marie TussaudÂ’s title, for short | 36 |
Year George W. Bush became president | 36 |
Year the Angels won the World Series | 36 |
"Bad Boys II" release year | 36 |
Ancient kingdom east of the Dead Sea | 36 |
They may be suspended from art class | 36 |
Upward or downward social transition | 36 |
Around-the-house footwear, for short | 36 |
"The ___ Squad" (TV drama) | 36 |
"The ___ Squad," TV series | 36 |
"Married to the Mob" actor | 36 |
English youth gangs, Rockers and ___ | 36 |
Taverner of "The Simpsons" | 36 |
Server of Duff Beer to Homer Simpson | 36 |
Bart Simpson's prank call victim | 36 |
__ Southwest Grill: restaurant chain | 36 |
Sitcom title role for Brandy Norwood | 36 |
Inventor of a mineral hardness scale | 36 |
___ scale (mineral hardness measure) | 36 |
Shearer of "The Red Shoes" | 36 |
Actress Kelly of "Chaplin" | 36 |
'The Red Shoes' star Shearer | 36 |
Austin Powers' "power" | 36 |
Way past the "use by" date | 36 |
"The ___," Harry James hit | 36 |
Defoe's "___ Flanders" | 36 |