| Fodder for election night coverage | 34 |
| Words on a parental advisory label | 34 |
| Category for some research vessels | 34 |
| What overnight mail services have? | 34 |
| Gave a lot of praise to one of us? | 34 |
| Tiebreaking periods on the diamond | 34 |
| Man with a mother? Yes and no! (4) | 34 |
| Trousers for Jabbar or Willis Reed | 34 |
| "His ___ on the Sparrow" | 34 |
| Item for a pirate, stereotypically | 34 |
| Classic costume piece for a pirate | 34 |
| What the contestant competed with? | 34 |
| Bills perused by shoppers, perhaps | 34 |
| Order from a mug shot photographer | 34 |
| National anthem follower, at times | 34 |
| "And a smile on the ___" | 34 |
| Spenser opus, with "The" | 34 |
| Reaction to terrible news, perhaps | 34 |
| Object of a knight's affection | 34 |
| First king of Iraq: 1921–33 | 34 |
| Jacket material for a vegan, maybe | 34 |
| Three-time British Open golf champ | 34 |
| Wistful farewell on December 22nd? | 34 |
| Result of a silo tippin' over? | 34 |
| Undeveloped but potentially useful | 34 |
| Popular quarry for British hunters | 34 |
| They're nothing to worry about | 34 |
| Hall of ___ (Cooperstown inductee) | 34 |
| Pasta large enough to feed a clan? | 34 |
| Items filling a star's mailbox | 34 |
| One who completely misses the ball | 34 |
| 'Imitation of Life' author | 34 |
| "Funny Girl" personality | 34 |
| Baseball fan's dream come true | 34 |
| Something commuters may rail about | 34 |
| Hemingway opus, with "A" | 34 |
| ___, Straus and Giroux (publisher) | 34 |
| Great Plains-to-Pacific Ocean area | 34 |
| Not just fully a-----, but ___ ___ | 34 |
| Basketballers' offensive drive | 34 |
| Scam that's "pulled" | 34 |
| Animated comic and memorable actor | 34 |
| Market purchase in a nursery rhyme | 34 |
| "Public Enemies" officer | 34 |
| Word that gets "dropped" | 34 |
| Psychologist-turned-N.F.L. runner? | 34 |
| Reality show: Nerve-racking stunts | 34 |
| Author of "The Hospital" | 34 |
| Jung's "batophobia"? | 34 |
| Book about characters like Icarus? | 34 |
| 1967 song "_____ Groovy" | 34 |
| Marked off for plowing, in Peebles | 34 |
| Circus impresario Irvin and others | 34 |
| Longtime welterweight boxing champ | 34 |
| Season's greetings from Madrid | 34 |
| "The Man Who ..." (1976) | 34 |
| Old instrument of torture, briefly | 34 |
| Essence of motherhood or womanhood | 34 |
| Obnoxious coinage by Rush Limbaugh | 34 |
| Beer dispenser at a tailgate bash? | 34 |
| Ancient fighter under Finn MacCool | 34 |
| Sherilyn of "Twin Peaks" | 34 |
| "Rude Awakening" actress | 34 |
| She ran for vice president in 1984 | 34 |
| One with an affinity for Burgundy? | 34 |
| Oscar winner as Cyrano de Bergerac | 34 |
| Actor married to Hagen and Clooney | 34 |
| Lou who played the Incredible Hulk | 34 |
| Clown in "Twelfth Night" | 34 |
| ''Little ribbons'' | 34 |
| Crossed one's fingers, perhaps | 34 |
| Domains of feudal lords, for short | 34 |
| Article about a bottle of whiskey? | 34 |
| Last mile in a car warranty, often | 34 |
| Part of a Genesis-inspired costume | 34 |
| "Exactly what I thought" | 34 |
| ___ complaint (officially protest) | 34 |
| Spiritual adviser's entrée? | 34 |
| Substitute dentist's activity? | 34 |
| Where to see a dentist in Montana? | 34 |
| "He who laughs last ..." | 34 |
| Hostility between pinky wrestlers? | 34 |
| Shot pioneered by Wilt Chamberlain | 34 |
| Helsinki mother's exhortation? | 34 |
| Certain emergency service provider | 34 |
| What Americans celebrated in 1876? | 34 |
| 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue residents | 34 |
| Reputation earned by inept rodster | 34 |
| Implement with a spatulalike blade | 34 |
| Make a choice between alternatives | 34 |
| Nearly useless newspaper, in slang | 34 |
| Reaction to sparring with spirits? | 34 |
| Be of the right size and shape for | 34 |
| Lighting peddler's conveyance? | 34 |
| Fail miserably after starting well | 34 |
| More in need of a workout regiment | 34 |
| Standard flown in Ho Chi Minh City | 34 |
| One who makes outlandish mistakes? | 34 |
| It's not good to go up in them | 34 |
| It's used to store information | 34 |