| Worked one's fingers to the bone | 36 |
| Hungarians are situated between them | 36 |
| Barbecue sandwich topping in Memphis | 36 |
| "World Painted Blood" band | 36 |
| "Angel of Death" metallers | 36 |
| Has a great night at the comedy club | 36 |
| "Call of the Wild" vehicle | 36 |
| Word before or after "dog" | 36 |
| Vehicle on a Christmas card, perhaps | 36 |
| Large item in Santa's bag, maybe | 36 |
| Yukon Quest and Le Grande Odyssée | 36 |
| What "Macbeth doth murder" | 36 |
| Most dreaming occurs in the last one | 36 |
| Like Irving's "Hollow" | 36 |
| It freezes before it hits the ground | 36 |
| It comes between Washington and here | 36 |
| What Washington did "here" | 36 |
| Seattle ___ (1977 Horse of the Year) | 36 |
| Seattle ___, the Triple Crown winner | 36 |
| Seattle ___ (legendary thoroughbred) | 36 |
| It's a part of life, in an idiom | 36 |
| Beginning golfer's bane, perhaps | 36 |
| Got one's uniform dirty, perhaps | 36 |
| Third base coach's urging, maybe | 36 |
| "Dizzy Up the Girl" single | 36 |
| Louisiana city on Lake Pontchartrain | 36 |
| Equipment next to swings and seesaws | 36 |
| Parts of many cheerleading uniforms? | 36 |
| ''Ghostbusters'' goo | 36 |
| Attacked in "Ghostbusters" | 36 |
| Activity in "Ghostbusters" | 36 |
| Loses weight (with "down") | 36 |
| Encounter ice and lose the encounter | 36 |
| Buckcherry "___ My Wrists" | 36 |
| Part of a filming technique, briefly | 36 |
| Driver's caution to reduce speed | 36 |
| "Smeared" Canadian rockers | 36 |
| People guilty of disorderly conduct? | 36 |
| Ones whose work isn't picking up | 36 |
| Nike's is "Just Do It" | 36 |
| "Peace at any price," e.g. | 36 |
| A sports highlight may be seen in it | 36 |
| Bandit one hopes to take money from? | 36 |
| Bandit one hopefully gives money to? | 36 |
| Product introduced in 1912 by Lionel | 36 |
| Shooter that may be digital, briefly | 36 |
| Professional's camera, for short | 36 |
| Point-and-shoot alternative, briefly | 36 |
| What-you-see-is-what-you-get cameras | 36 |
| Comic strip character surnamed Smith | 36 |
| Nearly a billion people live in them | 36 |
| Curved line connecting musical notes | 36 |
| Couldn't shpeak shtraight [hic]? | 36 |
| Speaks after several drinks, perhaps | 36 |
| Part of a brunch prix fixe, possibly | 36 |
| Health scourge now deemed eradicated | 36 |
| Miniature loaf in a spotted wrapper? | 36 |
| "It's a ___ after all" | 36 |
| Like an emcee who's overdoing it | 36 |
| It may allow you to make an entrance | 36 |
| Knowledgeable investors, so to speak | 36 |
| Things used by the selfie-indulgent? | 36 |
| Snazzily dressed political big shot? | 36 |
| 2004 Kentucky Derby winner ___ Jones | 36 |
| 2012 TV series about a Broadway show | 36 |
| Practiced yellow journalism, perhaps | 36 |
| ''Peter Pan'' baddie | 36 |
| Spectacled bo's'n of fiction | 36 |
| Something picked up in a locker room | 36 |
| Knows something is rotten in Denmark | 36 |
| Stops being oblivious, idiomatically | 36 |
| "Casino Royale" antagonist | 36 |
| "I'm shooting you now" | 36 |
| ____ a Summer Night : Bergman film | 36 |
| "Have a nice day" emoticon | 36 |
| Zack Moseley's comic strip pilot | 36 |
| Singing an olde-fashioned love song? | 36 |
| Title "Mr." of a 1939 film | 36 |
| N.Y.'s "Happy Warrior" | 36 |
| D.C. landmark (with "The") | 36 |
| Portrayer of President Santos on NBC | 36 |
| Jimmy of "Sons of Anarchy" | 36 |
| Air that makes you go [cough, cough] | 36 |
| Feature of many a 1970s rock concert | 36 |
| "Summer and ___": Williams | 36 |
| Like many bars and restaurants today | 36 |
| Three-time Cotton Bowl champs: Abbr. | 36 |
| Rocker Patty married to John McEnroe | 36 |
| Creatures forming the hair of Medusa | 36 |
| Oldest of the Rice Krispies brothers | 36 |
| What a monstrous photographer can do | 36 |
| Harry Potter's Potions professor | 36 |
| Fasteners that sound like their name | 36 |
| ___ attention (suddenly quit zoning) | 36 |
| Marching band percussion instruments | 36 |
| Eat greedily (with "down") | 36 |
| Gary ___, Pultizer-winning Beat poet | 36 |
| Masters champ of 1949, 1952 and 1954 | 36 |
| 'Slammin' Sammy' of golf | 36 |
| Dismiss lightly, with "at" | 36 |