| "The O.C.," essentially | 33 |
| Its leaves are used for cleansing | 33 |
| Rises dramatically, as popularity | 33 |
| Winemaking village east of Verona | 33 |
| Sound from someone who's down | 33 |
| Beverage brand with a lizard logo | 33 |
| Drink with a lizard on its bottle | 33 |
| Grew serious, with "up" | 33 |
| Gets serious, with "up" | 33 |
| Recovers from a night on the town | 33 |
| Ferber's Pulitzer Prize novel | 33 |
| "The Outsiders" faction | 33 |
| San Diego's region, for short | 33 |
| Russian host of the 2014 Olympics | 33 |
| "Laugh-In" catch phrase | 33 |
| Projecting piece, as for a column | 33 |
| Part of a statue's foundation | 33 |
| Stormtroopers of Death, for short | 33 |
| Primus album "Pork ___" | 33 |
| "Sermons and ___ water" | 33 |
| Crush holder that's crushable | 33 |
| The philosophy behind colatherapy | 33 |
| "Two cents plain" drink | 33 |
| '-- I' ('Me too') | 33 |
| Gomorrah's wicked sister city | 33 |
| City destroyed for its wickedness | 33 |
| They may get rolled out in spring | 33 |
| The Who: "Odds and ___" | 33 |
| Where loose change might be found | 33 |
| "Convertible" furniture | 33 |
| It's delivered underhandedly? | 33 |
| Start for Germany, but not Greece | 33 |
| Nonaggressive marketing technique | 33 |
| Condition of being damp and heavy | 33 |
| Like cereal in milk, after a time | 33 |
| "You never had it ___!" | 33 |
| "I swear it's true" | 33 |
| Area south of Houston St., N.Y.C. | 33 |
| Green crops cultivated for fodder | 33 |
| "That seems to be true" | 33 |
| Jurisdiction, in Anglo-Saxon days | 33 |
| "Do re mi fa ___ . . ." | 33 |
| It takes a year to get around him | 33 |
| Having no more options, for short | 33 |
| Offered a shoulder to cry on, say | 33 |
| Green fests might use this energy | 33 |
| The sun and its revolving spheres | 33 |
| Realtor's "Eureka!" | 33 |
| Ace Frehley: "Rock ___" | 33 |
| They say, "We done it!" | 33 |
| Experimenter's electromagnets | 33 |
| Baroque composer Padre Antonio __ | 33 |
| Maturity classification of sherry | 33 |
| Architect Paolo of Arcosanti fame | 33 |
| They often hit the ground running | 33 |
| Unwelcome doorbell ringers, often | 33 |
| Theme of this puzzle, so to speak | 33 |
| They're not liquid or gaseous | 33 |
| Made entirely with semiconductors | 33 |
| Audition winner's part, maybe | 33 |
| It's just him or her on stage | 33 |
| Parting words from the von Trapps | 33 |
| Project without the band, perhaps | 33 |
| "American Idol" numbers | 33 |
| Round-trippers with nobody aboard | 33 |
| Puzzle contestant who eschews aid | 33 |
| "Deadwood" entrepreneur | 33 |
| Longtime Chicago Symphony maestro | 33 |
| Sir Georg of the Chicago Symphony | 33 |
| It's dissolved into a solvent | 33 |
| In the black, like a dry cleaner? | 33 |
| Accomplish today's objective? | 33 |
| "___ Enchanted Evening" | 33 |
| Definition of a professor, part 1 | 33 |
| First in a series of Web postings | 33 |
| Duke in "King Henry VI" | 33 |
| Track 2 on "Abbey Road" | 33 |
| What Marcellus sensed in Denmark? | 33 |
| Supertramp "___ Change" | 33 |
| At an unknown point in the future | 33 |
| In a minute or two . . . or three | 33 |
| Vowel inclusion with a disclaimer | 33 |
| Prince William, to Prince Charles | 33 |
| Cult "Wild Hearted ___" | 33 |
| About one of every two deliveries | 33 |
| "___ of a Preacher Man" | 33 |
| Labor result, about half the time | 33 |
| Founder's successor, at times | 33 |
| Harpsichord practice piece, maybe | 33 |
| Thing that many people break into | 33 |
| It's occasionally broken into | 33 |
| It may be broken into on Broadway | 33 |
| "Jingle Bells," for one | 33 |
| "Auld Lang Syne" is one | 33 |
| ''Boom'' beginner | 33 |
| Antonio Banderas, to Tippi Hedren | 33 |
| "Golden Treasury" entry | 33 |
| 14-liner from a pain in the neck? | 33 |
| Some of Shakespeare's income? | 33 |
| "I Got You Babe" singer | 33 |