| Nothing daring in terms of offerings | 36 |
| Only state with a three-word capital | 36 |
| State that contains the Golden Spike | 36 |
| State known for skiing and Jazz fans | 36 |
| One of the states with a Green River | 36 |
| Mormon Tabernacle Choir headquarters | 36 |
| It's between Nevada and Colorado | 36 |
| Brigham Young's settlement state | 36 |
| "Jeremiah Johnson" setting | 36 |
| "___, We Love Thee" (song) | 36 |
| Tribesman of the Four Corners region | 36 |
| Sport ___ (some soccer mom vehicles) | 36 |
| Seat of New York's Oneida County | 36 |
| City about 50 miles east of Syracuse | 36 |
| City northeast of Colgate University | 36 |
| City in New York's Mohawk Valley | 36 |
| "Reader" on the newsstands | 36 |
| The _____ Reader (eclectic magazine) | 36 |
| Aspiring to impracticable perfection | 36 |
| Title song of a Duke Ellington album | 36 |
| "That's ___ nonsense!" | 36 |
| Thing that's blocked by sunblock | 36 |
| Waggling body part of a yelling toon | 36 |
| Body part that helps you form sounds | 36 |
| Literally, "little grapes" | 36 |
| Body parts shaped like punching bags | 36 |
| Weapon in "The Terminator" | 36 |
| Residence visited in summer, perhaps | 36 |
| Wet/dry ___ (multi-purpose cleaners) | 36 |
| ''Star Wars'' baddie | 36 |
| Kilmer of "Batman Forever" | 36 |
| Kilmer of "At First Sight" | 36 |
| Tom's "Top Gun" costar | 36 |
| ___-de-Marne (department near Paris) | 36 |
| Eastern Roman emperor: 364–78 | 36 |
| Restaurant employee who works a lot? | 36 |
| He said Annapolis ____ , Nova Scotia | 36 |
| Ad ___ (how tariffs may be assessed) | 36 |
| Sibelius's "__ Triste" | 36 |
| It might help you let off some steam | 36 |
| Co-star with Ball, Arnaz and Frawley | 36 |
| Noted Louisiana-born concert pianist | 36 |
| Martha's 1960's backup group | 36 |
| "Julia" Oscar winner: 1977 | 36 |
| Voluptuous woman of stage and screen | 36 |
| Self-portraitist with a bandaged ear | 36 |
| "Wheel of Fortune" regular | 36 |
| "Uncle ___" (Chekhov play) | 36 |
| Occasional crossword clue tag: Abbr. | 36 |
| Department on the Côte d'Azur | 36 |
| Adèle ___, Jane Eyre's charge | 36 |
| Place for a Valentine's Day gift | 36 |
| One might make arrangements for them | 36 |
| Spring event in the Summer Olympics? | 36 |
| "Midnight Whispers" author | 36 |
| Meat that's often served piccata | 36 |
| Scaloppini ingredient, traditionally | 36 |
| Dish with crab meat and Béarnaise | 36 |
| Calf meat, in some fancy restaurants | 36 |
| Hindus' oldest sacred literature | 36 |
| "Rubber Ball" singer Bobby | 36 |
| Normal shape for economic recessions | 36 |
| Bobby that filled in for Buddy Holly | 36 |
| There's no animal in this animal | 36 |
| One unlikely to bring home the bacon | 36 |
| Butter-and-egg man's antithesis? | 36 |
| Total abstinence from meat and dairy | 36 |
| Where Prince Harry played strip pool | 36 |
| Home of Bally's and the Venetian | 36 |
| "What happens in __ . . ." | 36 |
| White House lawn patch, since spring | 36 |
| Curtainlike partitions, biologically | 36 |
| ___ cava (large vessel to the heart) | 36 |
| Via ___, tourists' mecca in Rome | 36 |
| Farmiga of "Up in the Air" | 36 |
| Designer known for her wedding gowns | 36 |
| "Sink" or "swim" | 36 |
| Cape ___ (westernmost African point) | 36 |
| "Boston Legal" conclusions | 36 |
| Art style emphasizing gritty reality | 36 |
| Indiana county whose name is a color | 36 |
| Ernest's unseen friend, in films | 36 |
| '40s All-Star shortstop Stephens | 36 |
| He wrote "Michel Strogoff" | 36 |
| "The Two Gentlemen of ___" | 36 |
| "Romeo and Juliet" setting | 36 |
| First European to enter New York Bay | 36 |
| Word in a court case or boxing match | 36 |
| "Measure for Measure" V, 1 | 36 |
| Discoverer of the Amazon's mouth | 36 |
| Fishing apparel with lots of pockets | 36 |
| Battle of the Bulge participant, say | 36 |
| Presidential "thumbs down" | 36 |
| "Behind the Music" network | 36 |
| Radio's "___ and Sade" | 36 |
| London's "Old" theater | 36 |
| Mexican president of the early 2000s | 36 |
| Kid-___ (children's programming) | 36 |
| ___ Blue, 1971 Cy Young Award winner | 36 |
| "Myra Breckinridge" author | 36 |