| Items in many Sunday newspapers | 31 |
| Emulates the birds and the bees | 31 |
| Cable channel owned by Showtime | 31 |
| Aptly named Showtime subsidiary | 31 |
| Good name for a female plumber? | 31 |
| Smash Mouth song for the ocean? | 31 |
| Pop music's ___ & Eddie | 31 |
| Belle replaced her at Mel's | 31 |
| ___-Jo (name from the Olympics) | 31 |
| ___ & Eddie (pop music duo) | 31 |
| Modest Mouse "___ On" | 31 |
| Treat often made with root beer | 31 |
| Tool for smoothing wet concrete | 31 |
| They help Eliza cross the river | 31 |
| What to hit if you hear gunfire | 31 |
| Speed away, with "it" | 31 |
| Probably not a really good show | 31 |
| Dona ___, 1978 Sonia Braga role | 31 |
| ___ de Caña (Nicaraguan rum) | 31 |
| Take care of one's canines? | 31 |
| Site of George Eliot's mill | 31 |
| Like a baker's hands, maybe | 31 |
| "Pretty Boy" of crime | 31 |
| Boxers Patterson and Mayweather | 31 |
| Why you need a shot in the arm? | 31 |
| Why some need a shot in the arm | 31 |
| It may be prevented with a shot | 31 |
| It may be picked up at day care | 31 |
| Like some columns or chair legs | 31 |
| It's at the end of the line | 31 |
| What the birds and the bees do? | 31 |
| Bobby Clarke, from 1969 to 1984 | 31 |
| Subject of many a tabloid photo | 31 |
| 1918 Allied commander Ferdinand | 31 |
| Fixed points, in geometry class | 31 |
| Jay-Z "Friend or ___" | 31 |
| It's usually a yellow light | 31 |
| They're hard to see through | 31 |
| Become misty like a windshield | 31 |
| Romeo and Mercutio, for example | 31 |
| Type of acid found in asparagus | 31 |
| ____ music (Weavers' genre) | 31 |
| "Monster-in-Law" star | 31 |
| "Mister Roberts" star | 31 |
| Soufflé made with cheese | 31 |
| Desktop publisher's choices | 31 |
| Assortment in a formatting menu | 31 |
| What you can't live without | 31 |
| Listlessness after a large meal | 31 |
| It's played under the table | 31 |
| "Water ___ Elephants" | 31 |
| Word in many Sue Grafton titles | 31 |
| "Hot enough ___ you?" | 31 |
| Person rummaging about for food | 31 |
| President who was never elected | 31 |
| Negotiator at Vladivostok, 1974 | 31 |
| British singer/songwriter David | 31 |
| "Kiss Me Deadly" Lita | 31 |
| "Incoming golf ball!" | 31 |
| Its movement frightened Macbeth | 31 |
| Certain rate-hike circumvention | 31 |
| 'I don't think so!' | 31 |
| Surprised giftee's response | 31 |
| Former name of Aussie band Fort | 31 |
| Hold ___ (talk at great length) | 31 |
| Plus ___ (theme of this puzzle) | 31 |
| When independence is celebrated | 31 |
| Equine : horse :: vulpine : ___ | 31 |
| "The X-Files" network | 31 |
| "Sour grapes" critter | 31 |
| Orange children's character | 31 |
| Renaissance painter __ Angelico | 31 |
| ___ Diavolo (seafood specialty) | 31 |
| Assault with a grenade, to a GI | 31 |
| Kegler's "inning" | 31 |
| Incriminate with false evidence | 31 |
| Bowler's "inning" | 31 |
| It may involve planted evidence | 31 |
| Drescher of 'The Nanny' | 31 |
| Currency replaced by l'euro | 31 |
| Coin being replaced by the euro | 31 |
| Chief river of British Columbia | 31 |
| British Columbia heritage river | 31 |
| Host of some off-campus parties | 31 |
| Greek group in America, briefly | 31 |
| One with a mister in Münster | 31 |
| Unravel at the edge, as threads | 31 |
| Word in a Rick James song title | 31 |
| Unlike, as some say, any lunch? | 31 |
| An international society member | 31 |
| Art gallery in Washington, D.C. | 31 |
| Allowed to wander, as a chicken | 31 |
| Political party: 1848–56 | 31 |
| Billie Jean King won it in 1972 | 31 |
| Controversial refrigeration gas | 31 |
| Strictly controlled refrigerant | 31 |
| ''___ Jacques'' | 31 |
| Partner in a French firm, maybe | 31 |
| Hot off the press, figuratively | 31 |
| '85 Kool and the Gang smash | 31 |