| Dr. Seuss character voiced on TV by June Foray | 46 |
| Dessert chain with 880-calorie single servings | 46 |
| Ambiguous headline about a vagrancy statistic? | 46 |
| Four-time Emmy-winning role for Allison Janney | 46 |
| "___ Explains It All" (cable series) | 46 |
| "Comedy is the ___ character": Yeats | 46 |
| Scratch the "2 Legit 2 Quit" rapper? | 46 |
| Species that serves as an early warning system | 46 |
| "Good Night, and Good Luck" director | 46 |
| Leachman of "Dancing with the Stars" | 46 |
| What stores holding a clearance sale are doing | 46 |
| Co. that tracks campus radio station playlists | 46 |
| Year that Eric the Red was born, traditionally | 46 |
| It's shown on TV monitors at many airports | 46 |
| Kind of cable that conducts electrical signals | 46 |
| Detroit venue for sporting events and concerts | 46 |
| Massachusetts' "___ aristocracy" | 46 |
| Religious ceremony for two Hollywood brothers? | 46 |
| Motorist's insurance, a bit misrepresented | 46 |
| Alice Walker's Pulitzer novel with The | 46 |
| "Husband and wife ___": O. W. Holmes | 46 |
| Island chain between Madagascar and Mozambique | 46 |
| Does a taste test on the full-calorie version? | 46 |
| The Nerd Herd on "Chuck," ostensibly | 46 |
| "With two," in Italian musical works | 46 |
| "And" or "or," e.g.: Abbr. | 46 |
| "Les Trois Mousquetaires" and others | 46 |
| Chef Ina Garten's "Barefoot ___" | 46 |
| One way to get into a gang's headquarters? | 46 |
| St. Louis Stars outfielder in the Hall of Fame | 46 |
| Where a journalist's stories get turned in | 46 |
| It's made from an ear and put in the mouth | 46 |
| "Orphée" and "Le Repos" | 46 |
| "Wrong Way" Atlantic crosser of 1938 | 46 |
| Gay Nineties' foundation garments, perhaps | 46 |
| Actor Bud of "Harold and Maude" fame | 46 |
| Source of the Fantastic Four's superpowers | 46 |
| Family played by Alexander, Stiller and Harris | 46 |
| "At no extra --- you!" (sales pitch) | 46 |
| Category for which Edith Head won eight Oscars | 46 |
| Butcher who doesn't sell his filet mignon? | 46 |
| They can also be called "black-eyed" | 46 |
| Hall of Famer on the dairy farm baseball team? | 46 |
| Pie chain founded on the West Coast, for short | 46 |
| Player of Tarzan, Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers | 46 |
| "Let's get ___!" (Let's go!) | 46 |
| It's used for interlocking looped stitches | 46 |
| The largest in captivity is about 23 feet long | 46 |
| Ameche's ''Cocoon'' costar | 46 |
| Repeated title of Pavement's '94 album | 46 |
| Government support for horse-racing equipment? | 46 |
| Feature of London's Great Exhibition, 1851 | 46 |
| Timepieces not likely to be found in libraries | 46 |
| "Were it my ___ fight . . . ": Shak. | 46 |
| ''Chiquita Banana'' bandleader | 46 |
| Old comic actor's Little Bighorn headline? | 46 |
| Coffee shop with access to the Internet (1994) | 46 |
| Daniel __ Kim: "Hawaii Five-0" actor | 46 |
| Coital outburst caused by lactose intolerance? | 46 |
| Sean Penn's daughter in 'I Am Sam' | 46 |
| "Kickboxer" actor Jean-Claude Van __ | 46 |
| Tennis racket accessory that absorbs vibration | 46 |
| "Well, isn't that special" comic | 46 |
| Carmen Miranda's anagrammatic ballroom tip | 46 |
| Circus performer that's light on its feet? | 46 |
| "Untitled (How Does It Feel)" singer | 46 |
| Brand of dinnerware with a Scandinavian design | 46 |
| It's part of "The Divine Comedy" | 46 |
| "This may be controversial, but ..." | 46 |
| First two reindeer named in Rudolph's song | 46 |
| "Who ___?" (New Orleans Saints fans) | 46 |
| Wendy's founder (Korean War mess sergeant) | 46 |
| Johnson who managed the 1986 championship Mets | 46 |
| Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist: 1964 | 46 |
| Political cartoonist who created Colonel Blimp | 46 |
| Basketball's "Chocolate Thunder" | 46 |
| "One __ the Life of Ivan Denisovich" | 46 |
| Eisenstein's "Ten ___ the World" | 46 |
| Try to make a quick profit in the stock market | 46 |
| Investment options for Batman's publisher? | 46 |
| Dick _____, "H.M.S. Pinafore" seaman | 46 |
| 1964 Glenn Ford/Geraldine Page romantic comedy | 46 |
| Assistance provided while doing your business? | 46 |
| Numbers might be rounded to only a few of them | 46 |
| "Would you not ___ breathed?": Shak. | 46 |
| "And in the lowest ___ lower . . . " | 46 |
| Kelley who played McCoy on 'Star Trek' | 46 |
| Pour a little wine into, heat, stir and scrape | 46 |
| Signs of deep sleep on an electroencephalogram | 46 |
| Poet Denise Levertov's anagrammatic urging | 46 |
| Factor in the Andrea Doria/Stockholm collision | 46 |
| The Blue Demons of the N.C.A.A.'s Big East | 46 |
| "White Christmas" singer, informally | 46 |
| Shortstop nicknamed "Captain Clutch" | 46 |
| Actor Mulroney of "The Wedding Date" | 46 |
| Infant on the first "TV Guide" cover | 46 |
| An animal rights activist may dump paint on it | 46 |
| Advanced degrees for painters, sculptors, etc. | 46 |
| Letters found on many sunless tanning products | 46 |
| Figure out what Ritz and Goldfish are made of? | 46 |