Like Lucy of "Peanuts" | 32 |
Like a milquetoast's spouse, often | 38 |
Hardly the shrinking violet type | 32 |
White-suited "Dukes of Hazzard" villain | 49 |
Site of 265-year-old Faneuil Hall | 33 |
Setting for "The Practice" | 36 |
City where Morse code was founded | 33 |
Big 1970s-'80s band with a geographical name | 48 |
"More Than a Feeling" group | 37 |
"More Than a Feeling" band | 36 |
Program that performs repetitive tasks | 38 |
Automated task performer, briefly | 33 |
Automated online script, as it were | 35 |
Anderson's "___ Your Houses" | 42 |
"--- Sides Now" (Joni Mitchell hit) | 45 |
"___ Sides Now," Joni Mitchell hit | 44 |
" . . . ___ your houses" | 34 |
1954 physics co-Nobelist Walther | 32 |
It might make you forget your lines | 35 |
Face-lift alternative, for short | 32 |
Lowest-priority ''location'' | 44 |
"Here's mud in your eye!" | 39 |
Literally, "sulking place" | 36 |
It breaks in "Rock-a-Bye Baby" | 40 |
Frazer’s “The Golden ___” | 37 |
"When the ___ breaks . . . " | 38 |
"When the __ breaks, the baby ..." | 44 |
Obstruction at the entrance to a cave, maybe | 44 |
City near the world's highest dam | 37 |
It was renamed for Herbert Hoover | 33 |
Former name of a Colorado River barrier | 39 |
Part of the Arizona/Nevada border | 33 |
It was renamed for Hoover in 1947 | 33 |
Former name of a Colorado River site | 36 |
Colorado River construction, briefly | 36 |
Certainly will, after "is" | 36 |
Ship sent for breadfruit in 1787 | 32 |
"The ___ Identity" (Ludlum novel) | 43 |
Three-time title role for Matt Damon | 36 |
Robert Ludlum hero searching for his identity | 45 |
Ludlum's secret "Identity" | 40 |
Ludlum's "The _____ Identity" | 43 |
Ludlum's "The ___ Ultimatum" | 42 |
Ludlum's "The __ Identity" | 40 |
Damon character, in several films | 33 |
'The -- Supremacy' (2004 film) | 38 |
Word in a pay-per-view event, perhaps | 37 |
Golden Gloves tournament segments | 33 |
Sci-fi author and former Omni editor Ben | 40 |
"The Kinsman Saga" author Ben | 39 |
Literary adulteress's surname | 33 |
One may be taken after a concert | 32 |
A violinist might use one or take one | 37 |
A violinist uses one and takes one | 34 |
You might take one after a concert | 34 |
Itzhak Perlman might take one or use one | 40 |
How to tell Pac-Man from Ms. Pac-Man | 36 |
"The Hunger Games" prop | 33 |
Heavyweight champ after Holyfield | 33 |
Former heavyweight champ Riddick | 32 |
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Dwayne | 39 |
He took the title from Holyfield | 32 |
He took Holyfield's title away in 1992 | 42 |
Champion between Holyfield reigns | 33 |
Manhattan area, with "the" | 36 |
Big Apple area (with "the") | 37 |
The ___ Boys (40's-50's film group) | 43 |
Section of NYC, with 'The' | 34 |
" . . . Amateur Hour" man | 35 |
''Amateur Hour'' radio host | 43 |
"Let's Dance" singer | 34 |
"Blue Jean" singer David | 34 |
David of "Let's Dance" fame | 41 |
"The Man Who Fell to Earth" star | 42 |
Knife named for an Alamo defender | 33 |
David who sang "Space Oddity" | 39 |
David who sang "Let's Dance" | 42 |
David of "The Man Who Fell to Earth" | 46 |
David of ''Fame'' fame | 38 |
Alamo hero with a knife named for him | 37 |
"Ziggy Stardust" creator | 34 |
"Serious Moonlight" man | 33 |
"Let's Dance" singer David | 40 |
"Fame" singer David, 1975 | 35 |
"The Super ___ Shuffle" | 33 |
Pitch : baseball :: __ : cricket | 32 |
Hit up the Holly Star Lanes, say | 32 |
College football team's desire | 34 |
"The Golden ___": James | 33 |
With five pin, Invention our T. Ryan | 36 |
Remove oneself from an obligation | 33 |
Churchill had a polka dotted one | 32 |
Word with "black" or "shadow" | 49 |
It's usually filled with freight | 36 |
Participant in a historic 1899 war or rebellion | 47 |
One who practices his art on canvas | 35 |
Member of a 19th-century Chinese secret society | 47 |
Either of two illustrious Sugar Rays | 36 |
They're stacked in moving vans | 34 |
Goes a few rounds in the ring (with) | 36 |