| Writers who work with dead lines? | 33 |
| "Have mercy," in a Mass | 33 |
| Figure skater Sokolova and others | 33 |
| It might squirt you at the circus | 33 |
| Like the novel "Gadsby" | 33 |
| More voluminous cowboy accessory? | 33 |
| Transplanted Acropolis sculptures | 33 |
| ___cup (setting at a seder table) | 33 |
| "L'___ d'Amore" | 33 |
| This puzzle's mystery subject | 33 |
| Tennis's Clijsters and others | 33 |
| "House Beautiful" rival | 33 |
| Comedy's Cleghorne and others | 33 |
| Part of the Northwest Territories | 33 |
| The Oscars of magazine publishing | 33 |
| National monument site since 1965 | 33 |
| Similar to cartoon character Fudd | 33 |
| Shady Australian-born supermodel? | 33 |
| "The other," in Spanish | 33 |
| Seat of Canadian County, Oklahoma | 33 |
| Scott of "Men in Trees" | 33 |
| Marisa Berenson's grandmother | 33 |
| Yankee great Howard and namesakes | 33 |
| Seven-time Grammy winning pianist | 33 |
| Massachusetts Ave. bldg., in D.C. | 33 |
| Keep from spilling over, in a way | 33 |
| Bright-green municipal officials? | 33 |
| They make people want to throw up | 33 |
| "Lost" actress de Ravin | 33 |
| Actor Jannings and pianist Gilels | 33 |
| What terrific stereo speakers do? | 33 |
| Subject of a Flaubert masterpiece | 33 |
| Words from a 13th cent. plainsong | 33 |
| Sensitive to other's feelings | 33 |
| Leader who renounced his divinity | 33 |
| Desirous of equaling someone else | 33 |
| Prepare a salad dressing, perhaps | 33 |
| In an advanced stage of pregnancy | 33 |
| Gaffer's acknowledgment, e.g. | 33 |
| 'There's no -- sight' | 33 |
| "The ___ the Innocence" | 33 |
| Nominee's important supporter | 33 |
| Forming a line, as banquet tables | 33 |
| Valentine Day's gift, perhaps | 33 |
| Putting off popping the question? | 33 |
| "The Word of Love" poet | 33 |
| Setting of the former Phillips U. | 33 |
| Combiner meaning "nine" | 33 |
| Hero of a poem by Alfred, Lord T. | 33 |
| Mathematician Poincare, for short | 33 |
| "La Vie ___," 1946 song | 33 |
| "La Vie ___," Piaf song | 33 |
| Start of Massachusetts' motto | 33 |
| Start of MassachusettsÂ’ motto | 33 |
| Start of Massachusett's motto | 33 |
| First word of the Bay State motto | 33 |
| Guarantee against loss, old style | 33 |
| Double-___ (term of two meanings) | 33 |
| It marks the end of a line, maybe | 33 |
| Director's directive, perhaps | 33 |
| Shrink everyone wants to be like? | 33 |
| "Free Your Mind" ladies | 33 |
| "I Got You" (Split ___) | 33 |
| Relating to part of the Stone Age | 33 |
| Goddess for whom Easter was named | 33 |
| Jewish high priest's vestment | 33 |
| Thessalian's ancient neighbor | 33 |
| They're often etched in stone | 33 |
| They often start "Here" | 33 |
| Hall-of-Fame pitcher Rixey et al. | 33 |
| "Chicago" Oscar winner? | 33 |
| Elasticity measures, in economics | 33 |
| Tender of the prince's horses | 33 |
| They occur in March and September | 33 |
| Where the rubber meets the paper? | 33 |
| Hungarian-born mathematician Paul | 33 |
| Greek personification of darkness | 33 |
| Medicinal extract from rye fungus | 33 |
| Restaurant in "Vertigo" | 33 |
| Keebler's head elf and others | 33 |
| Apt to stop at the grocery store? | 33 |
| "It's a true fact!" | 33 |
| Possible road construction result | 33 |
| What a couch detective looks for? | 33 |
| Last resort, in some sci-fi films | 33 |
| "The Onion Row" author? | 33 |
| Cable program with team coverage? | 33 |
| Estrogen receptor, to geneticists | 33 |
| You can't really guess on one | 33 |
| Events for antique hunters, maybe | 33 |
| Antique dealers' destinations | 33 |
| Pop music's Gloria and Emilio | 33 |
| Affari ___ (foreign affairs): It. | 33 |
| Result of an annual guessing game | 33 |
| First-aid supply for Springsteen? | 33 |
| Where the tides meet the currents | 33 |
| Rock where Samson hid: Judg. 15:8 | 33 |
| Edward the Confessor's father | 33 |
| Group of the same race or culture | 33 |
| Disneyland's Matterhorn, once | 33 |