He designed a shirt, but wound up with a vest because he __ | 59 |
"The Jazz Singer" soundtrack hit for Neil Diamond | 59 |
"Six Characters in Search of an Author" dramatist | 59 |
Project subsidy for a "To Sir, With Love" singer? | 59 |
Ability to encourage people to use designated drivers, say? | 59 |
Patrick ___, 1996 Tony recipient for "Marat/Sade" | 59 |
1963 Peter Weiss play set in the French Revolution, briefly | 59 |
Keg for a "Concentration" player? (trade 1 and 9) | 59 |
MoMA's "The Red Studio" and "Dance" | 59 |
Tennyson poem which begins "Come into the garden" | 59 |
"Thou ___ not sacrifice the passover": Deut. 16:5 | 59 |
Metal band with the classic album "Rust in Peace" | 59 |
Giraffe voiced by David Schwimmer in "Madagascar" | 59 |
They might not be participatin' in the quiltin' bee | 59 |
Loggins ('Your Mama Don't Dance' duo) & -- | 59 |
What I, the constructor, had to do while making this puzzle | 59 |
Thirteenth in Sue Grafton's "Alphabet" series | 59 |
Hank Azaria role opposite Jack Lemmon's Morrie Schwartz | 59 |
Semipro sports org. whose logo shows a player with a crosse | 59 |
Work that often deals with alienation and industrialization | 59 |
Red Hot Chili Peppers "The Uplift ___ Party Plan" | 59 |
What one must have to solve this puzzle's theme answers | 59 |
Area where DalÃ, Monet, Picasso and van Gogh all painted | 59 |
Actress who played Endora on TV's "Bewitched" | 59 |
Harrison Ford's alien co-star in "Star Wars"? | 59 |
Runner-up to Jimmy Carter at the 1976 Democratic Convention | 59 |
"The glass of fashion and the ___ of form": Shak. | 59 |
"That's enough!," to an assembly line worker? | 59 |
"___ Out," 2003 Tony winner for Best Choreography | 59 |
Mr./Mrs. Garrison's alter ego on "South Park" | 59 |
Popular social networking site, and this puzzle's theme | 59 |
"Singin' in the Rain" composer ___ Herb Brown | 59 |
With "the", past decade name, to mischief-makers? | 59 |
Vessel in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" | 59 |
'Cast the -- the right side of the ship John 21:6': | 59 |
What teachers may comment on during the first day of school | 59 |
Pennsylvania town connected by bridge to Lambertville, N.J. | 59 |
"It's the ___" ("I've changed") | 59 |
Song from "Licensed to Ill," with "The" | 59 |
First Brazilian athlete to be on the cover of Time magainze | 59 |
Chef Matsuhisa who co-owns a restaurant with Robert De Niro | 59 |
Actress in "The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg" | 59 |
Words of rejection in a famous "Seinfeld" episode | 59 |
Former U.S. Open champ Martina's feeling about an icon? | 59 |
"Bella ___" ("Lady and the Tramp" song) | 59 |
"Death in Venice" and "Of Mice and Men" | 59 |
Rock 'n' roll legend with innovative pet therapies? | 59 |
Chocolate bar that has its name stamped into the bar itself | 59 |
Rap group with a 2013 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nomination | 59 |
E.H. tale re a visit to the Vatican? (with "The") | 59 |
Pizza topping specially designed for Oregon and Washington? | 59 |
He wrote "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat" | 59 |
Interstellar cloud in the Sagittarius area of the Milky Way | 59 |
''Sweet Child ___'' (Guns N' Roses hit) | 59 |
"___, you noblest English!" ("Henry V") | 59 |
1990's sitcom starring a real-life rap/R & B family | 59 |
George Gershwin's ''Tee-___-Um-Bum-Bo'' | 59 |
Frozen treat with Alexander the Grape as one of its flavors | 59 |
" . . . keep the word of promise to ___": Macbeth | 59 |
Move more units than "Going Back to Cali" rapper? | 59 |
"___ Sea" (1997 Jack Lemmon/Walter Matthau movie) | 59 |
___ Culp Hobby, first secretary of the Department of Health | 59 |
Katherina or Bianca, in "The Taming of the Shrew" | 59 |
Nuisance (whose initials spell "a kind of bread") | 59 |
Student of fossil plants with scattered money from a shark? | 59 |
1994 R.E.M. hit about a gut feeling toward CIA spy Valerie? | 59 |
What someone in a doctor's office is, or may need to be | 59 |
Identical twin character in "There Will Be Blood" | 59 |
"Nobody cares for eyes more than ___" (ad slogan) | 59 |
Magician who competed on "Dancing with the Stars" | 59 |
"If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?" poet | 59 |
Point in a planet's orbit that's closest to the sun | 59 |
Socialite who inspired 1950's "Call Me Madam" | 59 |
"The Hours" score composer who's a hard case? | 59 |
Subtitle of a 1979 Rupert Holmes hit (with "The") | 59 |
Laffit ___ Jr., thoroughbred racing's winningest jockey | 59 |
Epoch when the landmasses of North and South America joined | 59 |
Tactic to make something less desirable, in financial slang | 59 |
Small spitz dogs named after a region in Germany, for short | 59 |
Command to opium plants that they leave the Flower Kingdom? | 59 |
What they called Shakespeare after that really bad haircut? | 59 |
What the horse chef got on his new "oat cuisine"? | 59 |
" . . . Peter Rabbit"/"Phormio" authors | 59 |
Adjective for a mouth that needs to be washed out with soap | 59 |
What man and wife shouldn't have, according to Farquhar | 59 |
Episode title for a cooking show featuring chicken recipes? | 59 |
Like a reasonable deal or, with a comma, "comely" | 59 |
Old card game whose name means "first" in Spanish | 59 |
Site of the Woodrow Wilson Sch. of Public and Intl. Affairs | 59 |
Jean Valjean, at the start of "Les Misérables" | 59 |
Royal advisers? Outhouse committees? Whatever! I'm a PC | 59 |
Emmy-winning reality show host of 2008, '09 and '10 | 59 |
Soul Asylum ballad off "Let Your Dim Light Shine" | 59 |
Quentin Tarantino paperback about a minister's stories? | 59 |
___ Wars (conflicts of the second and third centuries B.C.) | 59 |
MTV hidden camera show returning with Justin Bieber as host | 59 |
Richard Pryor title character with a big German dot on him? | 59 |
1982 James Bamford book about the NSA, with "The" | 59 |
Tom Brady lighting jerseys on fire just to watch them burn? | 59 |
Attractions at the Thanksgiving parade in old Pennsylvania? | 59 |