| Statue behind bulletproof glass | 31 |
| It brings many people to church | 31 |
| Earth-___ (aardvark, literally) | 31 |
| Current Chinese New Year animal | 31 |
| Overeats (with "out") | 31 |
| "Animal Farm" leaders | 31 |
| Spot that's hardly spotless | 31 |
| Suffix with Water, commercially | 31 |
| Ebenezer Scrooge and Jack Benny | 31 |
| Middle Eastern rice dish (Var.) | 31 |
| Accumulate, with "up" | 31 |
| In a stack, with "up" | 31 |
| Offer to a group of hitchhikers | 31 |
| Offer to a bunch of hitchhikers | 31 |
| It's taken in for treatment | 31 |
| It may make you a better person | 31 |
| "___ Talk," 1959 film | 31 |
| One not standing after a strike | 31 |
| It's often rolling in dough | 31 |
| ___ Colada (Life Savers flavor) | 31 |
| Swingers hit on them at parties | 31 |
| -- movement (military maneuver) | 31 |
| Sign of engine trouble, perhaps | 31 |
| Like the inside of a rare steak | 31 |
| Baby girls may be dressed in it | 31 |
| "Stupid Girls" singer | 31 |
| Suspiciously left, in the 1950s | 31 |
| One name Archie called Meathead | 31 |
| They're taken out in alleys | 31 |
| Ones knocked off during strikes | 31 |
| Feeling of excited anticipation | 31 |
| Member of a noted voyaging trio | 31 |
| It may be spotted on the plains | 31 |
| Any singer behind Gladys Knight | 31 |
| Backup singer for Gladys Knight | 31 |
| Singer's gift, colloquially | 31 |
| 'Danny Boy' musicmakers | 31 |
| Longstocking of kids' books | 31 |
| Player on Pittsburgh's team | 31 |
| Greek letters in geometry class | 31 |
| Home to Galileo Galilei Airport | 31 |
| Home of Galileo Galilei Airport | 31 |
| Galileo Galilei Airport setting | 31 |
| City near the mouth of the Arno | 31 |
| Resident near the Leaning Tower | 31 |
| Area for exchanging commodities | 31 |
| Pendulum's partner in prose | 31 |
| How the bride's heart beats | 31 |
| Every musician wants it perfect | 31 |
| Helmet type for a safari leader | 31 |
| Safari helmet material, perhaps | 31 |
| Like many a Jon Stewart comment | 31 |
| Iron pegs for mountain climbers | 31 |
| The worst. with "the" | 31 |
| English statesman: 18th century | 31 |
| British statesman: 18th century | 31 |
| "Meet Joe Black" star | 31 |
| English P.M. William and others | 31 |
| Appropriate-sounding papal name | 31 |
| Saint ____ (early Roman bishop) | 31 |
| "Finding Nemo" studio | 31 |
| TV image's smallest element | 31 |
| ___ Stix (powdered candy brand) | 31 |
| Slumber party attire, for short | 31 |
| Overnight party garb, for short | 31 |
| Clothing with footies, casually | 31 |
| It may be tracked online: Abbr. | 31 |
| Controversial testing component | 31 |
| Material for pipe-band uniforms | 31 |
| Unlikely beauty contest entrant | 31 |
| Try not to be taken by surprise | 31 |
| "A Simple ---" (1998) | 31 |
| Its job is to smooth things out | 31 |
| Hughes's Spruce Goose, e.g. | 31 |
| Subject of a Euclidean treatise | 31 |
| Item in this puzzle's theme | 31 |
| 1968 sci-fi film remade in 2001 | 31 |
| Texas city just north of Dallas | 31 |
| Flat panel in many a sports bar | 31 |
| Oro y ___ (Montana's motto) | 31 |
| Flat dishes, as for tea service | 31 |
| "The Bell Jar" author | 31 |
| "The Bell Jar" writer | 31 |
| "The Republic" author | 31 |
| "The Republic" writer | 31 |
| Author of "Charmides" | 31 |
| Part of a caterer's display | 31 |
| "The thing" to Hamlet | 31 |
| "Not guilty," for one | 31 |
| Statement of guilt or innocence | 31 |
| "No contest," for one | 31 |
| It's entered in a courtroom | 31 |
| Result of some court bargaining | 31 |
| Guilty with an explanation, say | 31 |
| "Can I? Huh?" for one | 31 |
| Say "not guilty," say | 31 |
| Word from a well-mannered child | 31 |
| Pet Shop Boys's debut album | 31 |
| Implored, with "with" | 31 |
| Answered "not guilty" | 31 |