| Music genre of Possessed and Deicide | 36 |
| Popular radio series: 1930–45 | 36 |
| Carafe ___ (French restaurant order) | 36 |
| Usual Valentine's Day advertiser | 36 |
| Release that's often self-titled | 36 |
| Boccaccio work, with "The" | 36 |
| Fractions usually indicated by a dot | 36 |
| Body that busted a Brooklyn gangster | 36 |
| Converts code into ordinary language | 36 |
| "Equal Time" co-host, once | 36 |
| "Ms. Myers, shall I pour?" | 36 |
| IBM's old chess-playing computer | 36 |
| Band that treats phobias by hunting? | 36 |
| One who excels at table conversation | 36 |
| Naoise's spouse, in Irish legend | 36 |
| Prefix meaning "ten": var. | 36 |
| Home of Northern Illinois University | 36 |
| "White Noise" novelist Don | 36 |
| "Falling Man" novelist Don | 36 |
| Mid-Atlantic border town portmanteau | 36 |
| As luck would have it, Jimmy was ___ | 36 |
| What the poker player did in Patrai? | 36 |
| Triangular stabilizer on an aircraft | 36 |
| William of "My Three Sons" | 36 |
| The Brooklyn Dodgers, affectionately | 36 |
| Mark given for talking in study hall | 36 |
| "The Laughing Philosopher" | 36 |
| Objection on the grounds of scruples | 36 |
| Star of "The Rookie," 2002 | 36 |
| Ballplayer convicted of racketeering | 36 |
| Lacy styles of book-cover decoration | 36 |
| Takes away from, with "of" | 36 |
| Streeter's "___ Mable" | 36 |
| "___ Mr. President": Coons | 36 |
| "___ Mable," Streeter work | 36 |
| The mathematician got busted for ___ | 36 |
| Franco-American's final offense? | 36 |
| "Bicycle Thieves" director | 36 |
| Former Obama Social Secretary Rogers | 36 |
| Brand applied to a baby's bottom | 36 |
| Teacher's request of a publisher | 36 |
| "You Gotta Be" soul singer | 36 |
| Dissuade people from using a bridge? | 36 |
| William of "Knots Landing" | 36 |
| 1995 Denzel Washington neo-noir film | 36 |
| Co-star on TV's "Taxi" | 36 |
| Functionless feature on a furry foot | 36 |
| Indian dish made with stewed legumes | 36 |
| Indian dish made with lentils (Var.) | 36 |
| Batted but didn't field, briefly | 36 |
| Cedilla, tilde, circumflex or macron | 36 |
| Start of a long-distance instruction | 36 |
| James Bond film, to a letter writer? | 36 |
| Flowering plant with two seed leaves | 36 |
| "I ___ bad, bad thing ..." | 36 |
| Reversed one's attitude suddenly | 36 |
| British "Thank You" singer | 36 |
| "Life for Rent" pop singer | 36 |
| Fateful phrase, with "The" | 36 |
| The two dots in "naïve" | 36 |
| Assembly that condemned Luther: 1521 | 36 |
| Mascot of Kellogg's Honey Smacks | 36 |
| ''Gunsmoke'' marshal | 36 |
| A night out at a restaurant, perhaps | 36 |
| Romantic evening components, perhaps | 36 |
| Take a bit of one's savings, say | 36 |
| TV antennas with pairs of equal rods | 36 |
| Basketball team in need of a shower? | 36 |
| One who might take bribes for favors | 36 |
| Sony music player introduced in 1984 | 36 |
| Daring to step onto the dance floor? | 36 |
| Leisure suits were popular during it | 36 |
| Â Â Notable opening of 7/17/55 | 36 |
| Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, e.g. | 36 |
| The 5 in "10 ÷ 5," e.g. | 36 |
| Two features of a hurried golf game? | 36 |
| Most populous city in Southeast Asia | 36 |
| Speed skating medalist Lemay ______ | 36 |
| Academic accomplishment, redundantly | 36 |
| Chrysler car discontinued in '88 | 36 |
| Dreaded headline at the post office? | 36 |
| Chic Young creation to a treehugger | 36 |
| One who's handy around the house | 36 |
| Business for successful perfumeries? | 36 |
| Broadway heroine who debuted in 1964 | 36 |
| Porter Wagoner's former duettist | 36 |
| Dwayne Johnson's oversized head? | 36 |
| It may be intimidating to a postman? | 36 |
| Former titles of respect in Portugal | 36 |
| Count in "The Marble Faun" | 36 |
| Producer-director Stanley and family | 36 |
| "Lucrezia Borgia" composer | 36 |
| "The Trickster of Seville" | 36 |
| Nintendo arcade game of the 80's | 36 |
| Doo-wop's _____ and the Dreamers | 36 |
| Tall structure for changing clothes? | 36 |
| "___ harm" (medical maxim) | 36 |
| Actual instructions for a blow-dryer | 36 |
| NFL coach who was undefeated in 1972 | 36 |
| Billy Martin to George Steinbrenner? | 36 |