| Island called "the Jewel of the East" | 47 |
| N.C.A.A. football champs of '09 and '11 | 47 |
| Officially prohibit and this puzzle's theme | 47 |
| Baseball's Johnson, executive Hall-of-Famer | 47 |
| "Not with a ___ but a whimper": Eliot | 47 |
| "Science for a better life" sloganeer | 47 |
| "Jeannie Out of the Bottle" memoirist | 47 |
| "Broadway ___" (burlesque fundraiser) | 47 |
| Word with "robber" or "Red" | 47 |
| Period in which the oboe d'amour was common | 47 |
| Instrument that's played by turning a crank | 47 |
| "Goin' to Chicago Blues" composer | 47 |
| Ale that received England's first trademark | 47 |
| Ale that received Britain's first trademark | 47 |
| Banquo in Verdi's "Macbeth," e.g. | 47 |
| Louisiana locale for "True Detective" | 47 |
| Channel for the original "The Office" | 47 |
| ___ World Service (international news provider) | 47 |
| Requested gift in "A Christmas Story" | 47 |
| Letters accompanying some 2,000-year-old+ dates | 47 |
| Fourth of July, for Calvin Coolidge, informally | 47 |
| She was Dorothy on "The Golden Girls" | 47 |
| 'Well, I'll -- monkey's uncle!' | 47 |
| Antichrist, in Revelation, with "the" | 47 |
| One often ending sentences with "man" | 47 |
| Neuwirth who won a Tony for "Chicago" | 47 |
| Settled in for the night, with "down" | 47 |
| Saint who wrote the earliest history of England | 47 |
| "Fruitless tears ___ my cheek": Wilde | 47 |
| "Someone's __ sleeping in my bed" | 47 |
| "I've ___ to London to see . . ." | 47 |
| Vegetable traditionally served on Rosh Hashanah | 47 |
| Comic strip character whose eyes are never seen | 47 |
| Ask to be excused, with ''off'' | 47 |
| "Oh, ---!" (Austin Powers' line) | 47 |
| Word with "well" or "human" | 47 |
| Nat. whose anthem is "Brabançonne" | 47 |
| Johnny ___, Jane Wyman's Oscar-winning role | 47 |
| Veggie that's commonly red, yellow or green | 47 |
| Stiller of ''Meet the Fockers'' | 47 |
| ''Stand By Me'' singer ___ King | 47 |
| "The Devil and Daniel Webster" author | 47 |
| "The Devil and Daniel Webster" writer | 47 |
| "Love & Life" R&B singer Eric | 47 |
| Island settled by shipwrecked colonists in 1609 | 47 |
| ___ Parks, former "Miss America" host | 47 |
| "It's for the ___" Straylight Run | 47 |
| Émile Zola's "La ___ humaine" | 47 |
| "La Belle et la _____" (Cocteau film) | 47 |
| Maryland home of the Walter Reed medical center | 47 |
| "Old ___" (Davy Crockett's rifle) | 47 |
| Glenn's Pocketful of Miracles co-star | 47 |
| French Quarter's home, with "the" | 47 |
| Sequel to Kerouac's "On the Road" | 47 |
| Keane who was a contemporary of Charles Schultz | 47 |
| Original host of "The Price Is Right" | 47 |
| It's on the receiving end of a lot of trash | 47 |
| Bruce Springsteen "The Ties That ___" | 47 |
| Chandler's last name on "Friends" | 47 |
| Book that might be subtitled "A Life" | 47 |
| "Ali" or "A Beautiful Mind" | 47 |
| Quinn's "The Greek Tycoon" costar | 47 |
| Item sometimes taken from the horse's mouth | 47 |
| It may come straight from the horse's mouth | 47 |
| "L'Arlésienne Suites" composer | 47 |
| ''Le Docteur Miracle'' composer | 47 |
| Down-in-the-dumps feeling, with "the" | 47 |
| "Don't ___ me, I voted for . . ." | 47 |
| It's monitored by an air traffic controller | 47 |
| Literal element of eight answers in this puzzle | 47 |
| "___ County" (Opus's comic strip) | 47 |
| Garment traditionally buttoned on the left side | 47 |
| Sandwich that can be made vegetarian with fakon | 47 |
| Food orders sometimes prepared in toaster ovens | 47 |
| "Ultimate driving machines," in an ad | 47 |
| Animal hunted in one of Hercules' 12 labors | 47 |
| First name of "The Arkansas Traveler" | 47 |
| In this, a "." is a "point" | 47 |
| Two-time belligerent against the British Empire | 47 |
| "The Maltese Falcon" star, familiarly | 47 |
| ''Casablanca'' star, informally | 47 |
| French "wood" in oboe's etymology | 47 |
| Molded mousse that sounds like it might explode | 47 |
| Word with "china" or "spur" | 47 |
| Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham's nickname | 47 |
| Word with "trap" or "prize" | 47 |
| "Star Trek" aliens who travel by cube | 47 |
| "___ in the U.S.A." (Springsteen hit) | 47 |
| "___, like a vapor . . . ": S. Foster | 47 |
| Art and Chip Sansom comic, with "The" | 47 |
| 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' artist | 47 |
| Participant in a historic 1899 war or rebellion | 47 |
| Member of a 19th-century Chinese secret society | 47 |
| Thin Lizzy "The ___ are Back in Town" | 47 |
| End products of snips, snails and certain tails | 47 |
| "The History ___" (Tony-winning play) | 47 |
| Name attached to some 1836 "Sketches" | 47 |
| "We twa hae run about the ___": Burns | 47 |
| "The Big ___" (Dr. Seuss short story) | 47 |
| Appropriate anagram of ''Bart'' | 47 |