| Reproach about jumping ahead in line | 36 |
| "Blithe Spirit" playwright | 36 |
| Unequivocal statement re this puzzle | 36 |
| Kin of "That's final!" | 36 |
| One passed out on New Year's Eve | 36 |
| Creating a bigger disturbance, maybe | 36 |
| Nauseous about another court filing? | 36 |
| Director Christopher and actor Lloyd | 36 |
| Parts of some portfolios, informally | 36 |
| Alaskan Peninsula meal on the house? | 36 |
| "Read my lips" declaration | 36 |
| "That's totally wrong" | 36 |
| Like a contest with nothing at stake | 36 |
| From abroad, to an American, briefly | 36 |
| Rouyn-___, city and county of Quebec | 36 |
| Conifers widely grown as houseplants | 36 |
| Any of three Norse goddesses of fate | 36 |
| Where the Carpathian Mountains begin | 36 |
| San Diego Chargers head coach Turner | 36 |
| Place name in Ohio and Massachusetts | 36 |
| One who lines up opposite the center | 36 |
| They might be held at a sewage plant | 36 |
| Synonym for "on the house" | 36 |
| "___ a Stranger": Thompson | 36 |
| "___ Stranger," 1955 movie | 36 |
| Only if it's worth the trade-off | 36 |
| "Do __ gentle ...": Thomas | 36 |
| Chris of "Sex in the City" | 36 |
| Chris of "Law & Order" | 36 |
| "Let's talk privately" | 36 |
| 'You ain't seen -- yet!' | 36 |
| Tech news site's nefarious plan? | 36 |
| Polite words showing little interest | 36 |
| Be able to play without, as a 2-iron | 36 |
| ____ This Earth: 1957 sci-fi film | 36 |
| Disproved! I spotted it at Wal-Mart! | 36 |
| Frost's "The Road ___" | 36 |
| Provision at some busy intersections | 36 |
| Old-money families look down on them | 36 |
| Work of fiction, south of the border | 36 |
| " . . . ___ the good news" | 36 |
| Captain's "Listen up!" | 36 |
| "That's more like it!" | 36 |
| ___ tube defect (spina bifida, e.g.) | 36 |
| Clock-setting in Newfoundland: Abbr. | 36 |
| Member of an ancient Egyptian people | 36 |
| Needled at the dentist's office? | 36 |
| Like some of this puzzle's words | 36 |
| Start of a David Letterman countdown | 36 |
| Mothers' and sisters' places | 36 |
| Ex-senator Sam of Georgia and others | 36 |
| Selections from a Tchaikovsky ballet | 36 |
| "Express Yourself" rap act | 36 |
| Former name of a Carib. island group | 36 |
| Rock star's rough oral sex (3,4) | 36 |
| Â Â Figures in Iranian history | 36 |
| Cluster on some military decorations | 36 |
| Fiber used for caulking wooden ships | 36 |
| Descriptor of a sea snake's tail | 36 |
| They'll bring out the kid in you | 36 |
| Amin's predecessor and successor | 36 |
| Religion-based campus in Shawnee, OK | 36 |
| It might have a long run on Broadway | 36 |
| Form a certain front, in meteorology | 36 |
| Eyelike spot, as on peacock feathers | 36 |
| Occurring every other leap year, say | 36 |
| " . . . ___ spite": Hamlet | 36 |
| Wu-Tang Clan member who died in 2004 | 36 |
| "___ Out," Carol Reed film | 36 |
| "___, where is thy sting?" | 36 |
| Norse mythology's Vili or Vé? | 36 |
| Mythical king gets in fender bender! | 36 |
| 1943 film written by Thornton Wilder | 36 |
| "May I be --- assistance?" | 36 |
| "May I be ___ assistance?" | 36 |
| Second sign on the music store door? | 36 |
| Proposer or salesperson, essentially | 36 |
| Away from the main place of business | 36 |
| Whitman's "Leaves" --- | 36 |
| Whitman's "Leaves ___" | 36 |
| Book on how to repair rodent damage? | 36 |
| "The Merry Adventures ___" | 36 |
| "King ___ Road," 1965 song | 36 |
| Sun Tzu's "The Art __" | 36 |
| Hard dudes, briefly, in '90s rap | 36 |
| Scientist featured in a cowboy tune? | 36 |
| "I see...well...all right" | 36 |
| "Fall on your knees" carol | 36 |
| "You flatter me too much!" | 36 |
| "That's quite enough!" | 36 |
| Part of a train headed to a refinery | 36 |
| Framework located around Texas wells | 36 |
| Get ready for a Mr. Olympian contest | 36 |
| "There Will Be Blood" site | 36 |
| They look like short-necked giraffes | 36 |
| Nocturnal animals of the upper Congo | 36 |
| Locals call it the "Big O" | 36 |
| "All right, lemme hear it" | 36 |
| Owners, landlords and tenants: Abbr. | 36 |
| Kansas city southwest of Kansas City | 36 |