| When repeated twice, "et cetera" | 42 |
| When repeated twice, "and so on" | 42 |
| Thrice, a "Seinfeld" catchphrase | 42 |
| Said three times, a Seinfeld catchphrase | 40 |
| Repeated word on "Seinfeld" | 37 |
| One-third of "et cetera"? | 35 |
| In triplicate, a Seinfeld catchphrase | 37 |
| Et cetera, according to "Seinfeld" | 44 |
| 'Et cetera,' when tripled | 33 |
| When tripled, "and so on" | 35 |
| When said three times, et cetera | 32 |
| One-third of a phrase meaning "etc." | 46 |
| When tripled, 'and so on' | 33 |
| Thrice, "you get the picture" | 39 |
| Et cetera, when said three times | 32 |
| And so on, when said three times | 32 |
| "To make a long story short" word | 43 |
| Last words of ho-hum gossip, perhaps | 36 |
| "... and so on and so forth" | 38 |
| Writers' retreat in Saratoga Springs | 40 |
| "How ___ Dat" (Master P song) | 39 |
| Oft-repeated word in "Fargo" | 38 |
| Oft-repeated word in ''Fargo'' | 46 |
| Oft repeated word in "Fargo" | 38 |
| Affirmative in ''Fargo'' | 40 |
| "Boo" follower, in a triumphant shout | 47 |
| Word repeated in "Fargo" | 34 |
| Repeated word in "Fargo" | 34 |
| ''Fargo'' affirmative | 37 |
| California tribe that died out in 1916 | 38 |
| "Gulliver's Travels" brute | 40 |
| "Gulliver's Travels" creature | 43 |
| Marissa Mayer became its CEO in 2012 | 36 |
| Brute in "Gulliver's Travels" | 43 |
| Web giant that recently bought Tumblr | 37 |
| Web giant headed by Marissa Mayer | 33 |
| Online giant whose name is shouted in ads | 41 |
| Internet giant that purchased Flickr in 2005 | 44 |
| Dweller in Gulliver's Houyhnhnmland | 39 |
| Company with an exclamation point in its name | 45 |
| "Gulliver's Travels" savage | 41 |
| "Gulliver's Travels" figure | 41 |
| 'Gulliver's Travels' brute | 38 |
| ''Gulliver's Travels'' savage | 49 |
| ''Gulliver's Travels'' brute | 48 |
| Massive dotcom headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA | 45 |
| Correspondence between philistines? | 35 |
| "Gulliver's Travels" brutes | 41 |
| Brutes in "Gulliver's Travels" | 44 |
| "Young Einstein" filmmaker | 36 |
| Dice game whose maximum score is 1575 points | 44 |
| Classic Milton Bradley dice game | 32 |
| A perfect score in this game is 1,575 | 37 |
| "A Toy Is Born" subject | 33 |
| Group that regularly plays a classic dice game? | 47 |
| A name for the God of the Old Testament | 39 |
| Animal near the end of ABC books | 32 |
| Music heard on "The Benny Hill Show" | 46 |
| Boots Randolph hit featured on many comedy shows | 48 |
| Washington city, river or county | 32 |
| Washington city in apple-growing country | 40 |
| Oldest of the "Animaniacs" siblings | 45 |
| Talks and talks and talks and . . . | 35 |
| Ingredient in the Tibetan cheese chhurpi | 40 |
| Japan's equivalent of the Mafia | 35 |
| "Won't they ever stop talking?!" | 46 |
| Its motto is "Lux et veritas" | 39 |
| Alma mater of George W. Bush and John Kerry | 43 |
| William Howard Taft's alma mater | 36 |
| Home of the Ivy League's Bulldogs | 37 |
| "Boola Boola" university | 34 |
| University that went coed in 1969 | 33 |
| School whose motto is "Light and Truth" | 49 |
| Ivy League school with its own golf course | 42 |
| Connecticut's oldest university | 35 |
| Alma mater of five U.S. presidents | 34 |
| Alma mater for Bill and Hillary Clinton | 39 |
| "Lux et Veritas" school | 33 |
| William Buckley's alma mater | 32 |
| Whitney's alma mater, appropriately | 39 |
| Where the Frisbee was purportedly invented | 42 |
| Where the Clintons studied contracts | 36 |
| Where the Clintons got law degrees | 34 |
| Where the Clintons attended law school | 38 |
| Where Gerald Ford went to law school | 36 |
| Where Anderson Cooper went to school | 36 |
| This place has a lock on New Haven | 34 |
| Setting of the Peabody Museum of Natural History | 48 |
| School with the motto "Lux et veritas" | 48 |
| New Haven's biggest employer | 32 |
| Memorable English official in India | 35 |
| Ivy that's thrived for centuries | 36 |
| Its mascot is a dog named Handsome Dan | 38 |
| Its crest bears a book with Hebrew text | 39 |
| Isaac's best friend in "Manhattan" | 48 |
| Home of the Peabody Museum of Natural History | 45 |
| Fraser River town or American campus | 36 |
| First US university to award a Ph.D. | 36 |
| Common ground for Bush and Kerry | 32 |
| Common campus for Bush and Kerry | 32 |