| "___ City" (computer game) | 36 |
| Lower layer of the earth's crust | 36 |
| "Proud as a peacock," e.g. | 36 |
| "Lips like cherries," e.g. | 36 |
| "Cool as a cucumber," e.g. | 36 |
| "The Odd Couple," for one? | 36 |
| Music that's easy to understand? | 36 |
| What it is "to tell a lie" | 36 |
| “The Scarlet Letter” subject | 36 |
| Judeo-Christian version of bad karma | 36 |
| "The Scarlet Letter" theme | 36 |
| Peninsula bordering the Negev desert | 36 |
| Peninsula abutting the Gulf of Aqaba | 36 |
| Mount ___ (Manhattan medical center) | 36 |
| Noted Tommy Dorsey Orchestra alumnus | 36 |
| Larger-than-life singer from Hoboken | 36 |
| "Ring-a-Ding-Ding!" singer | 36 |
| Duck that sailed with Thor Heyerdahl | 36 |
| Representation of tuning fork sounds | 36 |
| Compete on "American Idol" | 36 |
| Perform on "Glee," perhaps | 36 |
| Perform on "American Idol" | 36 |
| "Road" destination of 1940 | 36 |
| Uses the hairdryer too long, perhaps | 36 |
| Puts a little too close to the flame | 36 |
| 2004 P.G.A. Player of the Year Vijay | 36 |
| Where business is always picking up? | 36 |
| Turns state's evidence, slangily | 36 |
| Plumbers' favorite fishing item? | 36 |
| Action discussed by a hamartiologist | 36 |
| Remake about impiety during a storm? | 36 |
| "The Da Vinci Code" priory | 36 |
| Site of a Lewis and Clark stop, 1804 | 36 |
| Just enough to wet one's whistle | 36 |
| Business letter addressee, sometimes | 36 |
| Stevie Wonder hit honoring Ellington | 36 |
| Secretariat's role in retirement | 36 |
| Reason to look in a rear-view mirror | 36 |
| Co-discoverer of a genetic structure | 36 |
| When repeated, 1968 name in the news | 36 |
| Twice, Robert Kennedy's assassin | 36 |
| Author of "Quality Street" | 36 |
| Knighted member of a literary family | 36 |
| Affirmative answer to a Mexican miss | 36 |
| Enthusiastic acceptance, in Acapulco | 36 |
| ''Carrie'' portrayer | 36 |
| Dreiser's "___ Carrie" | 36 |
| Instrument played by George Harrison | 36 |
| Shankar's pear-shaped instrument | 36 |
| Instruments with sympathetic strings | 36 |
| ''The Office,'' e.g. | 36 |
| Group whose master was Darth Sidious | 36 |
| Plops one's rump next to another | 36 |
| Ex ___ (not in its original habitat) | 36 |
| Exercises begun in a supine position | 36 |
| Number of pockets on a snooker table | 36 |
| Wells Fargo Center event, informally | 36 |
| 1967 hit for the Lovin' Spoonful | 36 |
| "___ one, half a dozen..." | 36 |
| Amendment guaranteeing public trials | 36 |
| Like the N.B.A.'s Rod Strickland | 36 |
| Fraction of the extremely intuitive? | 36 |
| Base of the Babylonian number system | 36 |
| Babe Ruth mark broken by Roger Maris | 36 |
| Assess (with ''up'') | 36 |
| Music genre that influenced No Doubt | 36 |
| Genre vaguely alluded to by No Doubt | 36 |
| "Country Boy" singer Ricky | 36 |
| Programmer's creation, for short | 36 |
| Activity that can wreck a hard disk? | 36 |
| Freddie the Freeloader's creator | 36 |
| What Alison Moyet will do in winter? | 36 |
| Bit of snow gear resembling overalls | 36 |
| "Nothin' but blue ___" | 36 |
| Bank robber's disguise, at times | 36 |
| "Nobody" Metal/reggae band | 36 |
| Procedure for a burn victim, perhaps | 36 |
| One side in a pickup basketball game | 36 |
| Item of slalom racer's equipment | 36 |
| Green circle and black diamond, e.g. | 36 |
| Its patrons are likely to go on runs | 36 |
| "The Kids in the Hall" bit | 36 |
| "Portlandia" segment, e.g. | 36 |
| "Saturday Night Live" bits | 36 |
| Vodka brand that sounds like a toast | 36 |
| ''Wild blue yonder'' | 36 |
| Make a call to see someone nowadays? | 36 |
| Phoned on a computer, in technospeak | 36 |
| ""The ___ the limit!" | 36 |
| Patty Hearst's kidnappers: Abbr. | 36 |
| Tania's ''army'' | 36 |
| Patty Hearst's abductors (Abbr.) | 36 |
| Org. in a noted '70s crime spree | 36 |
| Former Washington senator ___ Gorton | 36 |
| ''Fresh!'' follow-up | 36 |
| Reaction to a fresh comment, perhaps | 36 |
| James Taylor "___ Leather" | 36 |
| White of "Sanford and Son" | 36 |
| Christian of 'The Forgotten' | 36 |
| Harriet Tubman "passenger" | 36 |