| "Jabberwocky" portmanteau that entered popular usage | 62 |
| Chase scene locale in the film "Mission: Impossible" | 62 |
| Subj. of the 2005 Pulitzer-winning book "Ghost Wars" | 62 |
| Poet John who translated Dante's "Divine Comedy" | 62 |
| Where William (the Refrigerator) Perry played college football | 62 |
| Outfielder who was a member of baseball's All-Century Team | 62 |
| Penner of "A sunny pleasure dome with caves of ice!" | 62 |
| ''Cathy'' or ''Blondie,'' e.g. | 62 |
| Less than ideal place to be if you need to leave town quickly? | 62 |
| Robert who played Roderigo in Welles's "Othello" | 62 |
| Maxwell House commercial character played by Margaret Hamilton | 62 |
| Spanish conquistador who searched for the Seven Cities of Gold | 62 |
| Word with ''Peace'' or ''Job'' | 62 |
| Vodka, triple sec, cranberry juice, and lime juice, informally | 62 |
| USN personnel whose mess is called the "goat locker" | 62 |
| Word with ''dive'' or ''land'' | 62 |
| TV series for which Quentin Tarantino has written and directed | 62 |
| Actress Olivia of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" | 62 |
| "Getting Even With ___" (1994 Macaulay Culkin movie) | 62 |
| Comedy Central's "The ___ Show with Jon Stewart" | 62 |
| It can follow the last word of this puzzle's theme entries | 62 |
| Word with ''even'' or ''heat'' | 62 |
| American representative to France during the Revolutionary War | 62 |
| Oscar-winning director of "The Silence of the Lambs" | 62 |
| "Tracks" Springsteen song "Lion's ___" | 62 |
| "What the ___?" ("Family Guy" catchphrase) | 62 |
| "Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are ___!" (hit 1978 album) | 62 |
| "... who hath begotten the drops of ___?": Job 38:28 | 62 |
| Word that can bring the ends of the starred answers up to date | 62 |
| Reply to "I love you" in the movie "Ghost" | 62 |
| They can answer the question "Who's your daddy?" | 62 |
| "What's Up, ___?" (1972 Barbra Streisand comedy) | 62 |
| ___-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, 2010 | 62 |
| Word with ''step'' or ''stop'' | 62 |
| Business that may have gone boom and then bust in the '90s | 62 |
| #16 on Bill Simmons's greatest NBA players list, for short | 62 |
| "The Mystery of Edwin ___" (unfinished Dickens book) | 62 |
| ___ Hill (soul group composed entirely of one-named musicians) | 62 |
| Word with ''east'' or ''date'' | 62 |
| The Human League's "Don't You Want Me," e.g. | 62 |
| Word with "wig," "wax" or "ring" | 62 |
| Word with ''drop'' or ''drum'' | 62 |
| Body part that may be "free" or "attached" | 62 |
| "Clearly I have defeated this ___ with my words ..." | 62 |
| Word with ''worm'' or ''moth'' | 62 |
| Having room for more than just a stove, sink, and refrigerator | 62 |
| "To every thing there is a season" Bible book: Abbr. | 62 |
| Actor who made his film debut in "Kid Galahad," 1962 | 62 |
| Leon who won both a Pulitzer and a National Book Award in 1963 | 62 |
| Seymour's love interest, once, on "The Simpsons" | 62 |
| "I don't mind ___ / Except as meals": Ogden Nash | 62 |
| "Faith, __ with losing his wits": "Hamlet" | 62 |
| First word of a kids' rhyme that ends with "moe" | 62 |
| "As __ beneath a waning moon was haunted": Coleridge | 62 |
| Eddie ___ (cop who inspired "The French Connection") | 62 |
| Shape of Mork's spacecraft on "Mork & Mindy" | 62 |
| Jennifer of the BBC production "Pride and Prejudice" | 62 |
| "The __ Sanction": Eastwood thriller set in the Alps | 62 |
| Cage's "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance" costar | 62 |
| Robert ___ Prewitt ("From Here to Eternity" soldier) | 62 |
| Composer of the five "Pomp and Circumstance Marches" | 62 |
| Lawyer in both "Civil Wars" and "L.A. Law" | 62 |
| Laura Nyro album "___ and the Thirteenth Confession" | 62 |
| Biblical prophet whose name means "Yahweh is my God" | 62 |
| Someone with clearly better taste in everything than you (duh) | 62 |
| She played Maggie in "Pete Kelly's Blues" (1955) | 62 |
| Magazine with "Decor" and "Girl" spin-offs | 62 |
| She replaced Paula Abdul as an "American Idol" judge | 62 |
| Michael Caine's role in "Hannah and Her Sisters" | 62 |
| Adm. Zumwalt, chief of naval operations during the Vietnam War | 62 |
| Band with the compilation album "Ticket to the Moon" | 62 |
| Kay Thompson character who lives at New York's Plaza Hotel | 62 |
| Southern university that shares its name with a biblical judge | 62 |
| Type of communication that's always "monitored"? | 62 |
| Techno-funk band with the 1991 #1 hit "Unbelievable" | 62 |
| Musical character who sings "Some Enchanted Evening" | 62 |
| Syndrome that some parents experience when children leave home | 62 |
| The ___ War (1932 Australian military/wildlife control effort) | 62 |
| "There's something else in this envelope": Abbr. | 62 |
| ". . . in the two ___ of the mercy seat" (Ex. 25:18) | 62 |
| "Politics is the ___ of the imagination": Ian McEwan | 62 |
| Foe hiding, in a way, in the puzzle's four longest answers | 62 |
| Marx's collaborator on "The Communist Manifesto" | 62 |
| "The scourge of the fashionable world": Schopenhauer | 62 |
| Brian who produced or co-produced several Talking Heads albums | 62 |
| Slaughter whose "Mad Dash" won the 1946 World Series | 62 |
| Subject of the 2005 bestseller "Conspiracy of Fools" | 62 |
| Prof. Higgins, to Eliza Doolittle, in "My Fair Lady" | 62 |
| "Pity is for the living, ___ is for the dead": Twain | 62 |
| Singer of the multimillion-selling album "Watermark" | 62 |
| "Everybody loves somebody sometime," for Dean Martin | 62 |
| Town where magnesium sulfate salts were first used medicinally | 62 |
| Subject of Filippino Lippi's "Allegory of Music" | 62 |
| "I heard him exclaim, ___ he drove out of sight ..." | 62 |
| "__ fancy you consult, consult your purse": Franklin | 62 |
| "Dear mother Ida, harken ___ die" (Tennyson refrain) | 62 |
| Unit whose name comes from the Greek word for "work" | 62 |
| Actress Durance who played Lois Lane on "Smallville" | 62 |
| "And Now for Something Completely Different" co-star | 62 |
| Rival of Altoona in minor league baseball's Eastern League | 62 |