| Victorian and Edwardian, for two | 32 |
| Eoarchean and Neoarchean are two | 32 |
| ''-zoic'' things | 32 |
| Stats for Pirates with good arms | 32 |
| Periods of history on a timeline | 32 |
| Can be easily removed by rubbing | 32 |
| Evanescence "___ This" | 32 |
| Cardigans "___/Rewind" | 32 |
| 1996 Arnold Schwarzenegger movie | 32 |
| Helpful tip for a puzzle solver? | 32 |
| Crossword-puzzle maker's aid | 32 |
| Word in a proof's conclusion | 32 |
| The ''E'' in QED | 32 |
| One of Mnemosyne's daughters | 32 |
| Pindar's patroness of poetry | 32 |
| One with Clio, Thalia and Urania | 32 |
| Puzzle maker's favorite Muse | 32 |
| One of Terpsichore's sisters | 32 |
| Mythical inventor of the kithara | 32 |
| Muse appropriate for this puzzle | 32 |
| Classic label in classical music | 32 |
| Monogram of Tarzan's creator | 32 |
| "Das Lied von der ___" | 32 |
| Obsolete palindromic preposition | 32 |
| "Prior to," poetically | 32 |
| ". . . ___ I saw Elba" | 32 |
| It comes before "long" | 32 |
| "Able was I ___ I ..." | 32 |
| "Able was I ___ . . ." | 32 |
| Like a Siberian Husky's ears | 32 |
| Like an attentive dog's ears | 32 |
| Future engineer's toy, maybe | 32 |
| Future architect's plaything | 32 |
| Beams, nuts, bolts, motors, etc. | 32 |
| " . . . ___ saw Elba" | 32 |
| Spanish pop tune of the '70s | 32 |
| 1974 pop hit with Spanish lyrics | 32 |
| Centimeter-gram-second work unit | 32 |
| About 624 billion electron-volts | 32 |
| Algeria's Grand ___ Oriental | 32 |
| Philosopher's "so" | 32 |
| 10 million of them equal a joule | 32 |
| ___ per second (luminosity unit) | 32 |
| They can be used to measure work | 32 |
| "___ tu" (Verdi work) | 32 |
| "Layla" singer Clapton | 32 |
| Idle of "Monty Python" | 32 |
| Football Hall of Famer Dickerson | 32 |
| Actor Bana of "Munich" | 32 |
| One of the acting Roberts family | 32 |
| Guitarist Clapton of Blind Faith | 32 |
| Costar of John, Terry and Graham | 32 |
| Clapton of Derek and the Dominos | 32 |
| "Spamalot" writer Idle | 32 |
| "All My Children" role | 32 |
| Jong who wrote "Fanny" | 32 |
| "Loveroot" author Jong | 32 |
| Lake named after an Indian tribe | 32 |
| Tribe also called the Cat Nation | 32 |
| Pennsylvania's Flagship City | 32 |
| One of Jay Gould's railroads | 32 |
| Northernmost Pennsylvania county | 32 |
| New York county south of Niagara | 32 |
| Where ships for Perry were built | 32 |
| Upstate New York's ___ Canal | 32 |
| Site of the Cuyahoga's mouth | 32 |
| Pennsylvania county, or its lake | 32 |
| Oliver Hazard Perry victory site | 32 |
| Northwestern Pennsylvania county | 32 |
| Mercyhurst University's city | 32 |
| It's due north of Pittsburgh | 32 |
| Indian of the Great Lakes region | 32 |
| First Great Lake, alphabetically | 32 |
| ___ Lackawanna (bygone railroad) | 32 |
| Work on it began in Rome in 1817 | 32 |
| "CHiPs" costar Estrada | 32 |
| Nobelist poet ___ Axel Karlfeldt | 32 |
| "Flying Dutchman" role | 32 |
| Collaborator with Claude Debussy | 32 |
| ''___ go bragh'' | 32 |
| Lead-in for "go bragh" | 32 |
| Start of a slogan heard in March | 32 |
| Poetic name for the emerald isle | 32 |
| Sons of ___ (ethnic pride group) | 32 |
| Popular girl's name in Wales | 32 |
| "The Waltons" daughter | 32 |
| Three-time Emmy nominee La Salle | 32 |
| Noah's "ER" costar | 32 |
| Source of conflict, in antiquity | 32 |
| Dwarf planet orbited by Dysnomia | 32 |
| Legislation benefitting retirees | 32 |
| United Nations member since 1993 | 32 |
| Italian colony from 1890 to 1941 | 32 |
| A. A. Fair's real first name | 32 |
| First name in whodunit mysteries | 32 |
| Creator of Perry, Della and Paul | 32 |
| Man's name that sounds noble | 32 |
| Lieutenant Tragg creator Gardner | 32 |
| Contemporary of Ngaio and Agatha | 32 |
| Contemporary of Dashiell and Rex | 32 |