| Song popularized by Pearl Bailey | 32 |
| "It's break time!" | 32 |
| Top chess player: 1960–61 | 32 |
| 1960-'61 chess champ Mikhail | 32 |
| It's no. 1 on the Mohs scale | 32 |
| Ingredient in tailor's chalk | 32 |
| Covering for a baby's bottom | 32 |
| "The Winter's ___" | 32 |
| It may be spun around a campfire | 32 |
| Shakespearean "hanger" | 32 |
| It may be shared over a campfire | 32 |
| Spinning plates on a stick, e.g. | 32 |
| It may give you a song and dance | 32 |
| They're cooked in corn husks | 32 |
| "Unto the Sons" author | 32 |
| Sylvester's frequent co-star | 32 |
| Shire of "Rocky" films | 32 |
| Tête-à-tête | 32 |
| Coldplay smash for chatterboxes? | 32 |
| Smoker's conversation piece? | 32 |
| Negotiating in a no-nonsense way | 32 |
| Resolve amicably, as an argument | 32 |
| Burj Khalifa building, currently | 32 |
| Bankhead of "Lifeboat" | 32 |
| Fool with pronounced strokes (4) | 32 |
| "There's the fox!" | 32 |
| Thing used in clutch situations? | 32 |
| Element in a clutch performance? | 32 |
| They might grab something to eat | 32 |
| Brass guardian of Crete, in myth | 32 |
| "___ Glen," Burns song | 32 |
| Having the capacity to be broken | 32 |
| "Chili today, hot ---" | 32 |
| "Chili today, hot ___" | 32 |
| Mexican food in a corn-husk wrap | 32 |
| Mexican dish served in cornhusks | 32 |
| River between Devon and Cornwall | 32 |
| What Petruchio's Kate became | 32 |
| He's good at breaking things | 32 |
| Certain native of southern India | 32 |
| Tongue of many millions in India | 32 |
| "The --- of the Shrew" | 32 |
| St. Petersburg's sister city | 32 |
| Setting of Raymond James Stadium | 32 |
| Impervious to picking, as a lock | 32 |
| It's bound to take a beating | 32 |
| Something picked up at the beach | 32 |
| What you might do in some booths | 32 |
| It's acquired on the Riviera | 32 |
| Discontinued M&M's color | 32 |
| Acquisition for some vacationers | 32 |
| "Baywatch" complexion? | 32 |
| Lake __, source of the Blue Nile | 32 |
| Film about an Indian restaurant? | 32 |
| Oldest Best Actress Oscar winner | 32 |
| Hit song for Helen O'Connell | 32 |
| T for ____ ; or Air Canada brand | 32 |
| Ham operator's "T" | 32 |
| Dance that famously requires two | 32 |
| Patty Hearst's nom de guerre | 32 |
| Place to put a tiger, in old ads | 32 |
| Vehicles with caterpillar treads | 32 |
| Sunbather's transition point | 32 |
| Chemical salt in some black inks | 32 |
| 'Full House' family name | 32 |
| "La Plume de Ma _____" | 32 |
| What a stubborn person may throw | 32 |
| "Chuang Tzu" principle | 32 |
| Chinese ''path'' | 32 |
| "Chuang-tzu" principle | 32 |
| City near Carson National Forest | 32 |
| Resort near the Rio Grande Gorge | 32 |
| Appetizer served with sangrÃa | 32 |
| Ones unlikely to drag their feet | 32 |
| The fastest one gets to break it | 32 |
| Original camcorder storage media | 32 |
| Made a temporary repair, perhaps | 32 |
| Like most toothpicks or steeples | 32 |
| Winds down, with "off" | 32 |
| Nixon's downfall, some think | 32 |
| Hard-to-refute evidence in court | 32 |
| Nixon's undoing in Watergate | 32 |
| Evidence hard to refute in court | 32 |
| Ungulate with a prehensile snout | 32 |
| Rhino relative with a long snout | 32 |
| Rhino relatives with long snouts | 32 |
| On the ___ (under consideration) | 32 |
| Lesson #1: For early risers only | 32 |
| Keep time to the music, in a way | 32 |
| Accessed (with "into") | 32 |
| Bugle call at a military funeral | 32 |
| Army "good-night" tune | 32 |
| "Lights out" indicator | 32 |
| It's applied before feathers | 32 |
| Part of a Puritanical punishment | 32 |
| One unhealthy part of cigarettes | 32 |
| Controversial cigarette additive | 32 |
| Reid of "American Pie" | 32 |
| Where the poetic harp hangs mute | 32 |
| Royal residence of early Ireland | 32 |