| Uses the double-blind method, say | 33 |
| Item in a mad scientist's lab | 33 |
| ___ offensive (Vietnam War event) | 33 |
| Ornamented 18th-century hairdress | 33 |
| Coup de ___ (sudden impulse: Fr.) | 33 |
| Deux of these are better than one | 33 |
| Arcade game with dropping figures | 33 |
| River of central Italy, to locals | 33 |
| Father-in-law of Motel the tailor | 33 |
| "The Love Boat" co-star | 33 |
| Cowpuncher's moniker, perhaps | 33 |
| Beyoncé and Meat Loaf, for two | 33 |
| Longhorn's school, informally | 33 |
| "Hello, sucker!" Guinan | 33 |
| Part of a cell-phone service plan | 33 |
| Communicate with without speaking | 33 |
| "Dry-clean only," e.g.? | 33 |
| It's used to send information | 33 |
| They're typed on a cell phone | 33 |
| Contacts via cell phone, in a way | 33 |
| Avoids making a phone call, maybe | 33 |
| Scottish mystery writer Josephine | 33 |
| Scottish crime novelist Josephine | 33 |
| Pseudonym of Elizabeth Mackintosh | 33 |
| __ Friday's: restaurant chain | 33 |
| "At last, the weekend!" | 33 |
| "Bring on the weekend!" | 33 |
| Thursday daydreamer's acronym | 33 |
| Exclamation around a water cooler | 33 |
| End-of-the-week business letters? | 33 |
| Crusoe's favorite expression? | 33 |
| "Tomorrow is Saturday!" | 33 |
| "Full House" home, once | 33 |
| "Finally, the weekend!" | 33 |
| Ohio State basketball coach Matta | 33 |
| Cuisine that's big on noodles | 33 |
| Chulalongkorn University attendee | 33 |
| Name shared by a Grace and a Muse | 33 |
| "Better late ___ never" | 33 |
| "Bigger ___ a breadbox" | 33 |
| ''Macbeth'' title | 33 |
| ''I owe you one'' | 33 |
| Insincere expression of gratitude | 33 |
| Cutesy expression of appreciation | 33 |
| " . . . them ___ hills" | 33 |
| ''__ she blows!'' | 33 |
| "Amadeus" choreographer | 33 |
| It's just one of those things | 33 |
| Word accompanying finger-pointing | 33 |
| What Dick Martin always drinks to | 33 |
| "How do you like ___?!" | 33 |
| Roof material for old Irish homes | 33 |
| "No more Mr. Nice Guy!" | 33 |
| The Lone Ranger, after riding off | 33 |
| Word with enough or entertainment | 33 |
| "Easier said than done" | 33 |
| Cry of frustration or inspiration | 33 |
| "Here's the reason" | 33 |
| The T in ''GWTW'' | 33 |
| Start of an Anne Lamott quotation | 33 |
| Start of a J. R. Lowell quotation | 33 |
| Part 9 of a Stephen Leacock quote | 33 |
| Part 6 of a Stephen Leacock quote | 33 |
| Most common English language word | 33 |
| Commonest word in written English | 33 |
| "What's ___ score?" | 33 |
| "Thanks for ___ Memory" | 33 |
| "T" in "GWTW" | 33 |
| "___ Act," Broadway hit | 33 |
| ''Walk ___ Line'' | 33 |
| ''Take __ Train'' | 33 |
| Slayer "Seasons in ___" | 33 |
| Daddy Warbucks's hired muscle | 33 |
| 1992 biopic starring John Goodman | 33 |
| Billy Bob Thornton comedy of 2005 | 33 |
| Sunday, "Tears of Rage" | 33 |
| Report from a Pamplona beer bash? | 33 |
| It operates under a royal charter | 33 |
| "Penny LANE" performers | 33 |
| Something wonderful, in old slang | 33 |
| Paton's "Cry" ender | 33 |
| Oedipus's realm in Greek myth | 33 |
| NCAA hoops tournament, familiarly | 33 |
| 2010 best seller by Michael Lewis | 33 |
| Saint-Saëns zoological fantasy | 33 |
| On ___ (in trouble with the boss) | 33 |
| "___ in the Hat": Seuss | 33 |
| Start of a Thomas Jefferson quote | 33 |
| Drama critics' choice in 1973 | 33 |
| "You can come out now!" | 33 |
| Falling asleep at one's post? | 33 |
| Lines on a Dan Brown best seller? | 33 |
| Humorous tale involving a settee? | 33 |
| Alternative title for this puzzle | 33 |
| Fifth word of "America" | 33 |
| ''Of ___ I Sing'' | 33 |
| "Get ___ to a nunnery!" | 33 |
| Old-fashioned wedding vow pronoun | 33 |
| Last word of "O Canada" | 33 |
| ". . . 'tis of ___" | 33 |