| Now you see it, now you don't | 33 |
| Grandmother's keepsake, maybe | 33 |
| Stars' brief film appearances | 33 |
| Lincoln's first War Secretary | 33 |
| Soldier's disguise, for short | 33 |
| TV's "Batman," e.g. | 33 |
| Lives in the wilderness for a bit | 33 |
| Apt anagram of "my car" | 33 |
| "Overhead" engine parts | 33 |
| "The Stranger" novelist | 33 |
| He wrote "The Stranger" | 33 |
| "State of Siege" author | 33 |
| With wood, Saskatchewan community | 33 |
| Scene of Jesus' first miracle | 33 |
| Where Jesus changed water to wine | 33 |
| Wedding site: John 2: 1–11 | 33 |
| Site of Jesus's first miracle | 33 |
| It was invaded in the War of 1812 | 33 |
| Unfortunate coal mine inhabitants | 33 |
| Two words your boss loves to hear | 33 |
| "___ Kisses," 1948 song | 33 |
| Vaudeville dancer's accessory | 33 |
| "Cave __" (old warning) | 33 |
| ''What ___ say?'' | 33 |
| ___ Major (Dog Star's locale) | 33 |
| __ Major: Great Dog constellation | 33 |
| "How is this possible?" | 33 |
| Background noise on many a sitcom | 33 |
| Feature of a daredevil circus act | 33 |
| It's often stored upside-down | 33 |
| "I'm busy that day" | 33 |
| "That's impossible" | 33 |
| "C'mon ... please?" | 33 |
| "Divine Comedy" segment | 33 |
| Pro Football Hall of Fame setting | 33 |
| City south-southeast of Cleveland | 33 |
| Graduating student's headwear | 33 |
| Trade partner in the oil business | 33 |
| Part of a West Pointer's garb | 33 |
| Like Batman, sartorially speaking | 33 |
| "The Italian Job," e.g. | 33 |
| They skate in red, white and blue | 33 |
| Medicine morsels similar to pills | 33 |
| Lincoln's "___ Eri" | 33 |
| ___ Andy of "Show Boat" | 33 |
| Crime bigwig or guitar attachment | 33 |
| Millay's "Aria ___" | 33 |
| Philip Seymour Hoffman title role | 33 |
| "The Grass Harp" author | 33 |
| A __ (unaccompanied, as a chorus) | 33 |
| "Lost Horizon" director | 33 |
| Three-time Oscar-winning director | 33 |
| It Happened One Night director | 33 |
| Oscar-winning film director Frank | 33 |
| Director of "Mr. Deeds" | 33 |
| Site of Tiberius' Villa Jovis | 33 |
| Island off the Sorrento Peninsula | 33 |
| It must be tired to work properly | 33 |
| ___ and Driver (popular magazine) | 33 |
| One of 20 featured in this puzzle | 33 |
| Blimp's passenger compartment | 33 |
| "--- Wash" (Rose Royce) | 33 |
| Irene of ''Fame'' | 33 |
| Actress Irene of "Fame" | 33 |
| One might keep you awake at night | 33 |
| Weight of interest to Diamond Lil | 33 |
| About three grains of troy weight | 33 |
| ___-load (prepare for a marathon) | 33 |
| It may be used between the sheets | 33 |
| Part of many workouts, informally | 33 |
| High-intensity workout, for short | 33 |
| Felt-topped table locale, perhaps | 33 |
| Don't __ rap (be unconcerned) | 33 |
| Sign that something's missing | 33 |
| Seven-time A.L. batting champ Rod | 33 |
| "Vision of Love" singer | 33 |
| "Of Human Bondage" hero | 33 |
| Wear for rough outdoor activities | 33 |
| Obama with extra-large ears, e.g. | 33 |
| Former first lady of France Bruni | 33 |
| "Blowup" producer Ponti | 33 |
| Robert of 'Trainspotting' | 33 |
| Clint Eastwood was once its mayor | 33 |
| Judy of "Laugh-In" fame | 33 |
| Beloved, in "Rigoletto" | 33 |
| "___ nome" (Verdi aria) | 33 |
| "___ nome," Verdi opera | 33 |
| Health store snack bar ingredient | 33 |
| Area between Georgia and Virginia | 33 |
| "The Alienist" novelist | 33 |
| Mystery writer John Dickson _____ | 33 |
| "It Must Be Him" singer | 33 |
| New York Times media writer David | 33 |
| "Sex and the City" role | 33 |
| Pixar blockbuster film of '06 | 33 |
| Mercury and Saturn, but not Pluto | 33 |
| Mercury and Saturn, but not Earth | 33 |
| A shopping mall has lots of these | 33 |
| Child in auto-Mobile gets capital | 33 |
| Bad thing to put before the horse | 33 |