| Sailors' quarters, for short | 32 |
| Bo's'n quarters, perhaps | 32 |
| The State Department, informally | 32 |
| Type of chair for impromptu show | 32 |
| "Paul Bunyan," for one | 32 |
| Directional sign of Sagittarius? | 32 |
| What Stan tries to do to Oliver? | 32 |
| Leaving no opportunity for error | 32 |
| Great minds think alike, but ... | 32 |
| It stops when it's depressed | 32 |
| Evidence washed away by the tide | 32 |
| Injury around a horse's hoof | 32 |
| Place to rest one's tootsies | 32 |
| "___ Few Dollars More" | 32 |
| Words from a New Year's song | 32 |
| Magazine with an annual 400 list | 32 |
| Magazine that earns 1% interest? | 32 |
| _____ Planet, 1956 Nielsen movie | 32 |
| Course on a taboo ham seasoning? | 32 |
| 1956 Pidgeon/Francis space movie | 32 |
| Connectors for elbows and wrists | 32 |
| In a ___, many a ___ is standing | 32 |
| Story of a broken traffic light? | 32 |
| Criminal with a signature trick? | 32 |
| Chopsticks eschewers, informally | 32 |
| Two adjectives applied to roads? | 32 |
| Dryden's "All ___" | 32 |
| What some swanky affairs require | 32 |
| Premier breast milk alternative? | 32 |
| Oscar-winning role for Tom Hanks | 32 |
| Former Supreme Court Justice Abe | 32 |
| Workweek with overtime, for many | 32 |
| Place for Hollywood's Jodie? | 32 |
| It's usually called a strike | 32 |
| Hancock, Franklin and colleagues | 32 |
| Ben Franklin, John Hancock, etc. | 32 |
| Dana Scully's sci-fi partner | 32 |
| "Conning Tower" inits. | 32 |
| One-time gas and elec. regulator | 32 |
| Problem seen in medical circles? | 32 |
| Organizations with Greek letters | 32 |
| Four groups found in this puzzle | 32 |
| This is its brothers' keeper | 32 |
| Guarantee in the First Amendment | 32 |
| What a quarterback may dream of? | 32 |
| Improvise with ribbons and bows? | 32 |
| Marching band leader from Paris? | 32 |
| Marquesas, Society Islands, etc. | 32 |
| Classic New Orleans neighborhood | 32 |
| Airline's important customer | 32 |
| Old salt's words for novices | 32 |
| Like smooth electric bass lines? | 32 |
| Phallic-looking gastropod? [LIP] | 32 |
| ... according to Joseph Campbell | 32 |
| Appliance for making onion rings | 32 |
| Halloween tricksters' route? | 32 |
| Southwest chips-and-chili snacks | 32 |
| Potential princes in fairy lore | 32 |
| Completely, as in reading a line | 32 |
| More than just headline material | 32 |
| Like the head on a glass of beer | 32 |
| You can't withdraw from them | 32 |
| Abbreviations in real estate ads | 32 |
| Key in the middle of the top row | 32 |
| Way to send docs. electronically | 32 |
| Natl. Mon. near Charleston, S.C. | 32 |
| Home of the Univ. of St. Francis | 32 |
| Clothing company founded in 1992 | 32 |
| Wyclef Jean or Lauryn Hill, once | 32 |
| "Ready or Not" rappers | 32 |
| Axis title, with "Der" | 32 |
| Army's Doc Blanchard was one | 32 |
| Offerings at a downscale eatery? | 32 |
| Film directed by Stanley Kubrick | 32 |
| Where many allowances come from? | 32 |
| 1990's soaring asset values? | 32 |
| Penultimate final resting place? | 32 |
| One of the oldest forms of dress | 32 |
| Reasoning system with gray areas | 32 |
| Golf's 1984 U.S. Open winner | 32 |
| First name in Russian literature | 32 |
| Have trouble swallowing, perhaps | 32 |
| "Coraline" author Neil | 32 |
| William who founded Mad magazine | 32 |
| Bushy-tailed nocturnal creatures | 32 |
| " . . . ___ Kalamazoo" | 32 |
| Medal of Honor's recognition | 32 |
| Noted French glass-vase designer | 32 |
| Nina, Pinta or Santa Maria, e.g. | 32 |
| Like some victims of the Vandals | 32 |
| "It is to laugh," etc. | 32 |
| "MASH" dramatic device | 32 |
| Solutions for unfair situations? | 32 |
| Girlfriend, in tabloid headlines | 32 |
| Noted Italian physicist: 1737-98 | 32 |
| Warren Harding's middle name | 32 |
| Family of a Portuguese navigator | 32 |
| Rolling Stones' wine cellar? | 32 |
| French premier in the 1800's | 32 |
| Sir Michael who plays Dumbledore | 32 |