| "Pasted" or "wasted," for "drunk" | 63 |
| Feeling literal, the small-time con woman tattooed the word ___ | 63 |
| 1977 Paul Newman hockey movie that featured the Hanson Brothers | 63 |
| Makes messy, on "You Can't Do That on Television" | 63 |
| Like snakes, in many people's imaginations (but not really) | 63 |
| Ref's tool when reviewing a play that's been challenged | 63 |
| School cafeteria fare ... and a hint to this puzzle's theme | 63 |
| 2004 chart-topper by Twista featuring Kanye West and Jamie Foxx | 63 |
| Drink humorously advertised as causing "brain freeze" | 63 |
| ''Arms'' or ''world'' qualifier | 63 |
| "It's a" and "after all" link in a song | 63 |
| School that received a death penalty from the NCAA in the 1980s | 63 |
| Fictional creature that "always looks grave at a pun" | 63 |
| How Robert Palmer will get "Sally Through the Alley"? | 63 |
| Someone whose taste is obviously so much better than yours, duh | 63 |
| Like the characters in Christie's "The Mousetrap" | 63 |
| Object seen just before and after Kane says "Rosebud" | 63 |
| "... ___ fool returneth to his folly": Proverbs 26:11 | 63 |
| ''___ priest, a minister and a rabbi walk ...'' | 63 |
| Bar found at the end of this puzzle's seven longest answers | 63 |
| Noted philosopher (the basis for three anagrams in this puzzle) | 63 |
| "Bring me ___ and the Wookiee!" (Jabba the Hutt line) | 63 |
| Word with ''what'' or ''where'' | 63 |
| "Dear __ of memory, great heir of fame . . .": Milton | 63 |
| ''Chicago'' or ''Philadelphia'' | 63 |
| W.C. Fields's role in "The Bank Dick," Egbert ___ | 63 |
| Cartoon show whose theme song is done by Les Claypool of Primus | 63 |
| James who who plays Robert California on "The Office" | 63 |
| Animal that has something in common with this week's puzzle | 63 |
| Catherine de' Medici is said to have eaten it at every meal | 63 |
| Season ticket holder for baseball, basketball and football, say | 63 |
| ___ Gyra (jazz-pop band with the hit "Morning Dance") | 63 |
| Like many a crossword clue for the word OREO, or like old Oreos | 63 |
| She plays Detective Kate Beckett on TV's "Castle" | 63 |
| Sea World creature who seems to be really fixated on something? | 63 |
| "Just call me ___" said Eartha, the Indy 500 official | 63 |
| His #10 was the first number ever retired by the Montreal Expos | 63 |
| "Mean Joe" Greene, for his entire professional career | 63 |
| Word with ''forward'' or ''up'' | 63 |
| "I am the literary equivalent of a Big Mac and fries" | 63 |
| Suffix with ''old'' or ''spin'' | 63 |
| ''Gang'' or ''mob'' attachments | 63 |
| [The copy-editor doesn't know what she's talking about] | 63 |
| "Jackass" member who got a tattoo in a moving vehicle | 63 |
| Snow White portrayer in "Snow White and the Huntsman" | 63 |
| Secret society member in an episode of "The Simpsons" | 63 |
| "Dateline NBC" coanchor with innate speaking ability? | 63 |
| Racetrack habitué who searches for discarded winning tickets | 63 |
| What The Supremes told us to do "in the Name of Love" | 63 |
| Actress known for her ability to master a wide range of accents | 63 |
| INSP: "Don't worry. You'll look good in ___." | 63 |
| Unlikely choice for a boy's name if your last name is Potts | 63 |
| General who was mortally wounded at the Battle of Yellow Tavern | 63 |
| Word that is both a synonym and an antonym for "blow" | 63 |
| Gift from a clueless co-worker (really, you shouldn't have) | 63 |
| It's "a mass of incandescent gas," in a TMBG song | 63 |
| " . . . sweetest songs yet remain to be ___": Whitman | 63 |
| Late Unification Church leader who visited the astronomy class? | 63 |
| "60 Minutes" reporter Morley as an apartment manager? | 63 |
| Kiss "I'm nobody's fool, and I ___ something" | 63 |
| "Be ___ wear some flowers in your hair" (1960s lyric) | 63 |
| Girl, in song, "way down yonder in the paw-paw patch" | 63 |
| Barrett who played on the only great Pink Floyd album [*ducks*] | 63 |
| What to eat when carbo-loading before a certain cardio workout? | 63 |
| First family when D.C.'s earliest cherry trees were planted | 63 |
| ___ Lung (villainous snow leopard in "Kung Fu Panda") | 63 |
| Atlantic City casino, informally (with ''The'') | 63 |
| Atlantic City casino, familiarly (with ''the'') | 63 |
| 'And we'll -- a cup o' kindness yet ...': Burns | 63 |
| Chess variant in which the object is to lose all of your pieces | 63 |
| "¿Que ___?" ("What's up?" in Mexico) | 63 |
| "How's your Johnson & Johnson stock?" answer? | 63 |
| Yarn about pekoe exporting towns of India? (with "A") | 63 |
| Florida city chosen for the 2012 Republican National Convention | 63 |
| Tucker with the #1 country hit "Here's Some Love" | 63 |
| Call that can be played with just C's, E's, and G's | 63 |
| "Buenas ___" ("Good afternoon," in Spanish) | 63 |
| Basher ___, one of the eleven in "Ocean's Eleven" | 63 |
| Disney film with the song "You'll Be in My Heart" | 63 |
| They take the university course loads that no profs want: Abbr. | 63 |
| Aviarists love this "I Knew You Were Trouble" singer! | 63 |
| Character who debuted in the cartoon "Devil May Hare" | 63 |
| Special-___ (football players used only in specific situations) | 63 |
| Popular online lectures about "ideas worth spreading" | 63 |
| Word with ''shirt'' or ''ball'' | 63 |
| Word with ''oxygen'' or ''pup'' | 63 |
| Long jumper Igor ___-Ovanesyan (recordholder before Bob Beamon) | 63 |
| First name in the ''Desperate Housewives'' cast | 63 |
| "___ of the Storm Country" (Grace Miller White novel) | 63 |
| Characters in "Romola" and "The Gondoliers" | 63 |
| It's usually celebrated on the same day as Chinese New Year | 63 |
| Eighth-most-common word, according to the Oxford English Corpus | 63 |
| "You're the One __ Want": "Grease" song | 63 |
| ''Take ___ Train'' (Duke Ellington performance) | 63 |
| "Fun, Fun, Fun" singers (and this puzzle's theme) | 63 |
| 1996 Robin Williams film, and a hint to this puzzle's theme | 63 |
| Maximum amount of "aw" you can get from cat pictures? | 63 |
| Nickname for snowboarder Shaun White ... or some airborne soup? | 63 |
| Every month's 13th day, except March, May, July and October | 63 |
| Classic black-and-white film featuring gigantic irradiated ants | 63 |