| ''Have You Ever ___ the Rain?'' | 47 |
| "You look like you've ___ ghost!" | 47 |
| "You have not ___ hulk . . . ": Shak. | 47 |
| "No need to pull up the YouTube clip" | 47 |
| "I've already been to that movie" | 47 |
| "If you've ___ you've . . . " | 47 |
| Parenthesized words leading to a few more words | 47 |
| Enter slowly, as through cracks in the pavement | 47 |
| "Welcome to the next level" sloganeer | 47 |
| George of 1975's "The Black Bird" | 47 |
| Bob with the album "Face the Promise" | 47 |
| "Old Time Rock & Roll" rocker Bob | 47 |
| Type of lily that's Utah's state flower | 47 |
| ___ Lily (Utah Native Plant Society newsletter) | 47 |
| Stop working, as an engine, with "up" | 47 |
| Former Zairian kleptocrat Mobutu Sésé ___ | 47 |
| One-named 'I Could Fall in Love' singer | 47 |
| 2009 International Tennis Hall of Fame inductee | 47 |
| Word with "help" or "serve" | 47 |
| George who replaced Babe Ruth as Yankee slugger | 47 |
| Popular product (with ''good'') | 47 |
| City famously visited by Martin Luther King Jr. | 47 |
| Name on a southern National Historic Trail sign | 47 |
| Alabama city associated with Martin Luther King | 47 |
| 1965 center of a black voter registration drive | 47 |
| Language family that includes Arabic and Hebrew | 47 |
| "Gone in 60 Seconds" director Dominic | 47 |
| "___ No Flowers," 1964 Doris Day film | 47 |
| '03 Chevelle hit "___ Pain Below" | 47 |
| "Medea" playwright or New York county | 47 |
| Postseason football game played in Mobile, Ala. | 47 |
| Word with "good" or "horse" | 47 |
| "___ up, why dontcha grab me a beer?" | 47 |
| Nasal dividers that may be "deviated" | 47 |
| ___ Pounce (cat in "Game of Thrones") | 47 |
| Doris Day song title word after "que" | 47 |
| Word repeated in Doris Day's signature song | 47 |
| Word before "whatever," in a 1956 hit | 47 |
| It's repeated after "Que" in song | 47 |
| October event, informally, with "the" | 47 |
| TV show about a breakthrough in knife research? | 47 |
| Boston University law school building architect | 47 |
| "5, Rue __": French kids' TV show | 47 |
| Del Potro won his last one against Federer, 6-2 | 47 |
| Adjust to the desired wake-up time, as an alarm | 47 |
| Lead-in to "date" or "trap" | 47 |
| Lead-in to "fire" or "trap" | 47 |
| Words with ''new world record'' | 47 |
| Words before "new world's record" | 47 |
| Basketball formation with numerous play options | 47 |
| Candidate's expression while working a room | 47 |
| Sum of any two opposite faces on a standard die | 47 |
| Number of astronauts in NASA's first lineup | 47 |
| Like Fatima, vis-Ã -vis Bluebeard's wives | 47 |
| "Slicklicker" inventor Richard _____ | 47 |
| "___ sells" (advertising catchphrase) | 47 |
| Class that teaches about the birds and the bees | 47 |
| Strips of land where beach resorts may be found | 47 |
| "Mr. Loverman" dancehall singer Ranks | 47 |
| "The ___ of night . . . ": Longfellow | 47 |
| ___ Zulu (warrior dubbed Africa's Napoleon) | 47 |
| She was captured in Puget Sound in October 1965 | 47 |
| Former "60 Minutes" debater Alexander | 47 |
| "Talking Woman" author, ___ Alexander | 47 |
| "... the geometry teacher was ___..." | 47 |
| Thought for Omar's "Sorry Scheme" | 47 |
| "The Devil's Disciple" playwright | 47 |
| "Pygmalion" playwright George Bernard | 47 |
| "The Doctor's Dilemma" playwright | 47 |
| "Evening in Byzantium" novelist Irwin | 47 |
| ''Heartbreak House'' playwright | 47 |
| Only man to win both a Nobel Prize and an Oscar | 47 |
| "Mrs. Warren's Profession" writer | 47 |
| ''Arms and the Man'' playwright | 47 |
| Private detective Mike of Brett Halliday novels | 47 |
| ''___ Loves You'' (The Beatles) | 47 |
| Feminine Green Day song off "Dookie"? | 47 |
| "Tonight ___ Comes" (hit by the Cars) | 47 |
| "Isn't --- Lovely?" (Wonder tune) | 47 |
| "___ loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah ..." | 47 |
| "___ Done Him Wrong" (Mae West flick) | 47 |
| ''__ Loves You'' (Beatles tune) | 47 |
| Stadium near the Billie Jean King Tennis Center | 47 |
| Sight from New York's Grand Central Parkway | 47 |
| Queen of ___ (Biblical visitor to King Solomon) | 47 |
| "Solomon and ___," 1959 biblical epic | 47 |
| "Tool" or "wood" attachment | 47 |
| Where people may be caught grabbing their tools | 47 |
| Maritime town whose sign boasts a giant lobster | 47 |
| He wrote "A Boy Named Sue" for Johnny | 47 |
| Partly tripled, a lyric from a 1964 #1 pop song | 47 |
| A dead tree's lack, according to T.S. Eliot | 47 |
| "___ Have Seen Better Days," old song | 47 |
| ___ Khan (tiger in "The Jungle Book") | 47 |
| "___ Always a Woman" (Billy Joel hit) | 47 |
| Joy Division's "___ Lost Control" | 47 |
| "I'm so hot for her and ___ cold" | 47 |
| Directs attention to another, after screwing up | 47 |
| Cry hidden seven times elsewhere in this puzzle | 47 |
| Actor LaBeouf of "Charlie Countryman" | 47 |