| Basher Tarr portrayer in "Ocean's Eleven" | 55 |
| Author of "Underworld" and "Mao II" | 55 |
| What kept Santa from setting out with his full team? | 52 |
| "Pin the Tail on the ___" (Naughty By Nature) | 55 |
| He portrayed a deputy who was allowed to carry only one bullet | 62 |
| Pitcher of the only no-hitter in World Series history | 53 |
| "Fall Behind Me" rockers, with "The" | 56 |
| Vincent of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" | 55 |
| Exhortation that, in fact, is not in the Hippocratic Oath | 57 |
| Whence the phrase "to give the devil his due" | 55 |
| Whence the expression "mum's the word" | 52 |
| "Come back now, y'hear?" / Park employee [merger] | 63 |
| Elvis Presley song with "Hound Dog" on its flip side | 62 |
| Anagrammy-winning theme song of TV's Barefoot Contessa? | 59 |
| Crowded House "Hey now, ___ it's over" | 52 |
| Admonition against trying algebra problems after imbibing? | 58 |
| Line to the wedding florist about excessive arrangements? | 57 |
| "I'd be miserable without you, tapestry!" | 55 |
| "Stop adding milk and sugar to these brews!"? | 55 |
| Phrase said when taking an offered hors dÂ’ouevre | 52 |
| "Please consider playing the wheel again"? | 52 |
| "I already know my homemade cold cream is useless!" | 61 |
| "'I ___,' said the Caterpillar": Carroll | 58 |
| "Shear sheep, but ..." (advice from Bart Simpson?) | 60 |
| Fleetwood Mac hit used in Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign | 58 |
| Fleetwood Mac "___ thinking about tomorrow" | 53 |
| University of Florida student Andrew Meyer's famous plea | 60 |
| 2008 David Rosenfelt novel featuring businessman Tim Wallace | 60 |
| Employee's rant, to the back-stabbing tire salesman? | 56 |
| . . . "THE PALLID PROF" by J. B. Poquelin? | 52 |
| He produced Bonnie Raitt's "Nick of Time" | 55 |
| Bit of nonsense famously replacing "strangers in the night" | 69 |
| Street corner group's question about what part to sing? | 59 |
| --- Brothers of "Long Train Runnin'" fame | 55 |
| "Hit" band with "Jesus Is Just Alright" | 59 |
| 1973 song by the Rolling Stones subtitled "Heartbreaker" | 66 |
| 1973 Rolling Stones hit subtitled "Heartbreaker" | 58 |
| Count in "Attack of the Clones" played by Christopher Lee | 67 |
| Cause bad luck for "Harry Potter" actress Emma? | 57 |
| Say "No," "Never" and "Uh-uh"? | 60 |
| Person still figuring out the ins and outs of getting in and out? | 65 |
| Item on which an office worker's name is printed | 52 |
| "Light My Fire" band appearing at Microsoft? | 54 |
| ''In the Still of the Night,'' for one | 54 |
| Sports score most likely to be on the highlight reel? | 53 |
| Trace impurity inserted into a semiconductor to alter its properties | 68 |
| "The Explorer" of kid shows, and a Freud subject | 58 |
| In golf, ahead by as many holes as are left to be played | 56 |
| Michael of ''Star Trek: Deep Space Nine'' | 57 |
| "Star Trek: The Next Generation" actor Michael | 56 |
| She said: "Brevity is the soul of lingerie" | 53 |
| ___ Rebellion (19th-century Rhode Island Republican insurrection) | 65 |
| Academy Award-nominated lyricist of "Come Saturday Morning" | 69 |
| "O mighty Caesar! ___ thou lie so low?": Shak. | 56 |
| "Why ___ thou use me thus?" ("King Lear" quote) | 67 |
| "___ thou know me, fellow?" ("King Lear") | 61 |
| Advice to a young Limbaugh: "If you want to succeed, ___!" | 68 |
| Lowercase letter illustrated six times in this puzzle? | 54 |
| "Here Comes My Baby Back Again" singer West | 53 |
| New slogan for a Michigan city trying to seem a little more crazy? | 66 |
| Pro baseball level ... or a hint to 12 answers in this puzzle | 61 |
| Jump that Dick Button is credited with first landing in competition | 67 |
| "Whatever Beijing gives, give twice that amount!"? | 60 |
| "I thought I bought a book of puzzles, but I was..." | 62 |
| Like some swords ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme | 57 |
| Climbing knot wound twice as many times as a common figure | 58 |
| One might be followed by "That's what she said" | 61 |
| < Season record for which Earl Webb had this number | 54 |
| Diamond "heists" executed by two base runners | 55 |
| Any Northerner who supported the South in the Civil War | 55 |
| One providing nonmedical support for a woman in labor | 53 |
| Prince song title that asks a question about honesty | 52 |
| Brad of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" | 55 |
| "Water that poor plant before all the leaves dry up!"? | 64 |
| "What then shall I ___ God riseth up?": Job 31:14 | 59 |
| One word that precedes "play," one that follows it | 60 |
| Jazz magazine that awards an "Album of the Year" | 58 |
| Some bedcovers ... or, literally, what the four unclued answers are | 67 |
| How L.L.Bean prioritizes its winter jacket ads, maybe? | 54 |
| "Goose Feathers of Monte Cristo" by Alexandre Dumas | 61 |
| At a disadvantage heading into the second game of a series | 58 |
| Where it's hard to keep 'em after they see Paree | 56 |
| "___ Believe in Magic" (Lovin' Spoonful hit) | 58 |
| Treat that comes in Mint Oreo and M&M's flavors | 55 |
| He's "a part of the band" in "Monster Mash" | 67 |
| "The House That ___ Built" (spooky kids' book) | 60 |
| Currency replaced with a euro with an owl on its reverse | 56 |
| ____ Dead and Loving It, 1995 Hallowe'en blood chiller | 58 |
| Bring the "mee mee mee!" Muppet into the military? | 60 |
| " . . . ___ greater length of chain": Goldsmith | 57 |
| "Game of Thrones" or "Harry Potter" container | 65 |
| Contest that's usually over in less than 20 seconds | 55 |
| Southern connector between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans | 58 |
| Atlantic-Pacific connector in the Southern Hemisphere | 53 |
| Someone who can help you become someone you're not? | 55 |
| Annual honors that recognize excellence in New York theater | 59 |
| Liqueur named from the Gaelic for "drink that satisfies" | 66 |
| "Darn that annoying insect with frequent temper tantrums!" | 68 |
| Traffic sign that indicates a possible temporary road closure | 61 |
| "We're still waiting on the artwork for that report"? | 67 |