| Area bordered by the Atlantic and the Pyrenees | 46 |
| "Like that's ever gonna happen!" | 46 |
| Tech company headquartered in Armonk, New York | 46 |
| Co. whose employees have won four Nobel Prizes | 46 |
| "The Giving Tree" author Silverstein | 46 |
| "___ Dream, Can't I?": 1938 song | 46 |
| "___ Dream, Can't I?": 1937 song | 46 |
| Some people like their espresso poured over it | 46 |
| Drink popularized at the 1904 World's Fair | 46 |
| Atmospheric phenomenon during low temperatures | 46 |
| Home of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano: Abbr. | 46 |
| Kristoff of "Frozen," and colleagues | 46 |
| "New Jack City" star who sounds cool | 46 |
| ''Law & Order: SVU'' actor | 46 |
| "___ dien," motto for Prince Charles | 46 |
| "___ dien," motto of Prince of Wales | 46 |
| It may read ''Happy Birthday'' | 46 |
| "Ew, I'm not touchin' that!" | 46 |
| ''I'm not touching that!'' | 46 |
| "Curmudgeon" in F.D.R.'s Cabinet | 46 |
| One found on a computer screen or movie screen | 46 |
| Humphrey's "High Sierra" co-star | 46 |
| 2013 Polish film directed by Pawel Pawlikowski | 46 |
| The Vandals of the Western Athletic Conference | 46 |
| "My Own Private ___" (Van Sant film) | 46 |
| "Do ___ to eat a peach?": T.S. Eliot | 46 |
| Lisa Marie Presley song about a stupid person? | 46 |
| Said five times, a "Mamma Mia!" song | 46 |
| Phrase that must be said twice to really count | 46 |
| "What ___" (2004 Alan Jackson album) | 46 |
| Graham Greene's "The Fallen ___" | 46 |
| "Vital ___" (hit rock album of 1987) | 46 |
| ''Teenage ___'' (Ricky Nelson) | 46 |
| Winners of some televised singing competitions | 46 |
| Fantasia and other contest winners, familiarly | 46 |
| "___ choose to run . . . ": Coolidge | 46 |
| ''Jimmy Crack Corn'' sentiment | 46 |
| They're often flashed in front of bouncers | 46 |
| Passports and driver's licenses, for short | 46 |
| "Cash" or "cop" attachment | 46 |
| "Did ___ tell you about the time..." | 46 |
| "... ___ woodchuck could chuck wood" | 46 |
| "__ first you don't succeed ..." | 46 |
| "Presuming you'll permit me ..." | 46 |
| "No more for me," at the poker table | 46 |
| ''By the Time ___ to Phoenix'' | 46 |
| Translation for Ovid's "obtineo" | 46 |
| Porter's "___ a Kick Out of You" | 46 |
| 1988 Belinda Carlisle hit "___ Weak" | 46 |
| ''Is this all the thanks __?'' | 46 |
| Marvin Gaye's "Can ___ Witness?" | 46 |
| Tango tune heard in "The Full Monty" | 46 |
| ''___ Crazy'' (Paul Davis hit) | 46 |
| Peter and Gordon hit "___ to Pieces" | 46 |
| "Here ___ Again" (Whitesnake anthem) | 46 |
| Feldman role in "Young Frankenstein" | 46 |
| Quincy, in the comic strip "FoxTrot" | 46 |
| "___ the Craziest Dream" (1942 song) | 46 |
| "___ a little shadow . . . ": R.L.S. | 46 |
| The Supremes' "_____ a Symphony" | 46 |
| "___ a Symphony" (The Supremes hit) | 46 |
| "Come hungry. Leave happy" sloganeer | 46 |
| Date of this puzzle's publication, briefly | 46 |
| "Revenge of the Sith" episode number | 46 |
| "... her kerchief and __ my cap ..." | 46 |
| "___ for Innocent" (Grafton mystery) | 46 |
| Sue Grafton's "___ for Innocent" | 46 |
| ''___ for Innocent'' (Grafton) | 46 |
| "The Mindy Project" actor Barinholtz | 46 |
| "I like ___" (1950s campaign slogan) | 46 |
| Furniture retailer with a blue and yellow logo | 46 |
| Store whose product names include many umlauts | 46 |
| Household goods retail chain founded in Sweden | 46 |
| Company owned by former fascist Ingvar Kamprad | 46 |
| Big name in world domination via shitty futons | 46 |
| "___ you not!" ("Really!") | 46 |
| "You're preaching to the choir!" | 46 |
| "Can ___ you in on a little secret?" | 46 |
| "May ___ you in on a little secret?" | 46 |
| Work often read before the "Odyssey" | 46 |
| Its first word translates as "wrath" | 46 |
| Epic work with a “kleos” (glory) theme | 46 |
| "Would ___ to You?" (Eurythmics hit) | 46 |
| Luscious Jackson's "Why Do ___?" | 46 |
| Brother Cane "___ in the Bed I Make" | 46 |
| Slogan on a '50s red-white-and-blue button | 46 |
| Beastie Boys album "Licensed to ___" | 46 |
| "Licensed to __": Beastie Boys album | 46 |
| Contents of Pandora's box, except for hope | 46 |
| "To hastening ___ a prey": Goldsmith | 46 |
| U.N. agcy. that won the 1969 Nobel Peace Prize | 46 |
| "How can ___?" (gambler's query) | 46 |
| Rick's ''Casablanca'' love | 46 |
| "As Time Goes By" requester, in film | 46 |
| Britney Spears's "___ Slave 4 U" | 46 |
| Sinatra's "___ Fool to Want You" | 46 |
| Opening words of "Travelin' Man" | 46 |
| Britney Spears tune, "___ Slave 4 U" | 46 |
| "___ girl watcher" (1968 song lyric) | 46 |
| ''___ Believer'' (Monkees hit) | 46 |