| Penultimate element, alphabetically | 35 |
| Oysters are particularly rich in it | 35 |
| Next-to-last element alphabetically | 35 |
| ___ oxide (beachgoer's protection) | 38 |
| Powder used in paint pigment and matches | 40 |
| Pigment used in cosmetic dentistry | 34 |
| Fan's publication, for short | 32 |
| Small-circulation publication for fans | 38 |
| Fans' publication, for short | 32 |
| Do-it-yourselfer's reading matter, briefly | 46 |
| Photocopied punk rock publications | 34 |
| "I got you good on that one!" | 39 |
| Possibly sarcastic joke response | 32 |
| "___ went the . . . of my heart" | 42 |
| Pan a Dahl novel without Disney? | 32 |
| Flower named for a German botanist | 34 |
| Site of King David's royal residence | 40 |
| National park through which the Virgin River runs | 49 |
| National park near Springdale, Utah | 35 |
| National Park closest to Las Vegas | 34 |
| National Park close to Las Vegas | 32 |
| Last human city in the "Matrix" movies | 48 |
| Horse Ranch Mountain's national park | 40 |
| Angels Landing's national park | 34 |
| Tourist destination in southwestern Utah | 40 |
| Starving artist's net worth, slangily | 41 |
| Number after many a state postal abbr. | 38 |
| Five-digit postal number, informally | 36 |
| Five-digit number on an envelope | 32 |
| Each of the numbers in this puzzle's theme | 46 |
| ''Song of the South'' song | 42 |
| "Song of the South" song | 34 |
| "Song of the South" Oscar winner | 42 |
| Song from "Song of the South" | 39 |
| 1947 Oscar winner for Best Original Song | 40 |
| "Song of the South" song: 1946 | 40 |
| "Song of the South "ditty | 35 |
| ... Disney's "Song of the South" | 46 |
| "Wheels when you want them" company | 45 |
| Essential element of dot-com transactions | 41 |
| 1963 system based on a 1944 Robert Moon proposal | 48 |
| They're written on states' rights | 41 |
| Late 1990s computer disk storage system | 39 |
| ''Not another peep!'' | 37 |
| "Shh!" from a mail carrier? | 37 |
| "Not another peep out of you!" | 40 |
| Unemotional one-night stand in feminist slang | 45 |
| Tourist activity of declining popularity? | 41 |
| Clothes closer once trademarked by B.F. Goodrich | 48 |
| Secret formula for making fasteners? | 36 |
| Name used for the Monica Lewinsky business | 42 |
| Lighter that sounds like nothing? | 33 |
| Closes a jacket, with "up" | 36 |
| Mom's winter morning reminder | 33 |
| Advice to a careless dresser, maybe | 35 |
| "Hush!" to a clothier? | 32 |
| This gets popped when it pops up | 32 |
| It's sometimes right on the nose | 36 |
| Homecoming queen's nightmare | 32 |
| "ZOMG! n RIGHT b4 prom!!!" thing | 42 |
| Show teens watch for laughs, in slang | 37 |
| "Hannah Montana," e.g. | 32 |
| All the actors on any Disney channel show? | 42 |
| Instrument used to score “The Third Man” | 48 |
| They're played with plectrums | 33 |
| Pasta often baked with tomato sauce | 35 |
| Pasta with a ridged surface, often | 34 |
| Pasta that's totally tubular | 32 |
| Cylindrical spaghetti substitute | 32 |
| 2002 A.L. Cy Young Award winner Barry | 37 |
| Teens might try to cover them up | 32 |
| Raised bumps that don't spell anything | 42 |
| Comic strip featuring Jeremy Duncan | 35 |
| They may be covered during a date | 33 |
| Jerry Scott/Jim Borgman teen comic strip | 40 |
| Comic strip featuring Jeremy and his teen friends | 49 |
| Comic strip about a high schooler | 33 |
| Bad marks for a high school student | 35 |
| "What do you like to pop?" reply? | 43 |
| They're issued by the Narodowy Bank Polski | 46 |
| Adrian of "T.J. Hooker" | 33 |
| Actor Adrian on "T.J. Hooker" | 39 |
| "T. J. Hooker" actor Adrian | 37 |
| Suffix meaning "animals" | 34 |
| Combining form meaning "animals" | 42 |
| Biblical city (also called Tanis) | 33 |
| General who's an enemy of Superman | 38 |
| Evil general in "Superman II" | 39 |
| Pertaining to the ram, bull, et al | 34 |
| Of astrological "houses" | 34 |
| Orange "Sesame Street" Muppet | 39 |
| Actress Saldana of "Avatar" | 37 |
| "Avatar" actress Saldana | 34 |
| ''The Old Maid'' playwright Akins | 49 |
| Tutu-wearing Sesame Street muppet | 33 |
| Saldana who played Lt. Uhura in 2009 | 36 |
| Saldana of recent "Star Trek" films | 45 |
| Saldana of "Pirates of the Caribbean" | 47 |
| Saldaña of "Guess Who" | 35 |
| Playwright Akins ("The Old Maid") | 43 |