| Responds to ''May I cut in?'' | 45 |
| Analyst's upgrade of a Marsha Mason film? | 45 |
| Journalist who integrated the U. of Ga.: 1961 | 45 |
| Silent-film star of "Forever Amber" | 45 |
| Children's novel about a pig named Wilbur | 45 |
| Challenges for a bank's in-house masseur? | 45 |
| "Barefoot boy, with ___!": Whittier | 45 |
| Soft crying about moldy mozzarella? (8->7) | 45 |
| "The Wapshot Chronicle" author John | 45 |
| Sobriquet for a mimic suffering stage fright? | 45 |
| Site of Bonivard's prison in a Byron poem | 45 |
| Collection of animals featured in this puzzle | 45 |
| Principal component of arthropod exoskeletons | 45 |
| K. J. ___, 2011 Players Championship champion | 45 |
| What one often sees Homer do to Bart Simpson? | 45 |
| Aptly named 2003 World Series of Poker winner | 45 |
| World's first certified gold record, 1942 | 45 |
| Abbr. that denotes "U.S. president" | 45 |
| Description of items in a supermarket mailer? | 45 |
| Western caballero hero of radio, TV, and film | 45 |
| Role for which Warner Baxter won a 1930 Oscar | 45 |
| Thurgood's successor on the Supreme Court | 45 |
| Teacher's reprimand to immature students? | 45 |
| Laundry basket of just colors or just whites? | 45 |
| 1970 act that lead to the creation of the EPA | 45 |
| Having financial trouble, like a chambermaid? | 45 |
| Dear old dad the umpire always told me to ___ | 45 |
| Set the record straight on something personal | 45 |
| N.L. batting champ, 1964, '65 and '67 | 45 |
| Actor's twin who's good at paperwork? | 45 |
| Like those already making March Madness plans | 45 |
| Criticism of the singer of "Crazy"? | 45 |
| What one has while watching an Eastwood film? | 45 |
| Leachman of "The Last Picture Show" | 45 |
| Arguably redundant name for a laundry product | 45 |
| Last character seen in "Casablanca" | 45 |
| Nigella serves this type of cream with scones | 45 |
| New Mexico city noted for archeological finds | 45 |
| They're just not funny when regular-sized | 45 |
| What the miner brought to the potluck dinner? | 45 |
| Smulders on "How I Met Your Mother" | 45 |
| Snake going up in flames on a cobalt griddle? | 45 |
| Descartes found this truth to be self-evident | 45 |
| Word from the Latin for "community" | 45 |
| Passengers on the "Mayflower," e.g. | 45 |
| Technology introduced in the U.S. in '50s | 45 |
| Name for a certain second Monday in 34 states | 45 |
| 5 feet 11 inches and 4 hours 59 minutes, e.g. | 45 |
| Challenge Adrian Peterson to gain more yards? | 45 |
| Sarah ___, "The Terminator" heroine | 45 |
| Poem by Edgar Allan Poe, with "The" | 45 |
| Signed agreement mailed by someone in prison? | 45 |
| Bit of attire for a business interview, maybe | 45 |
| Prison donnybrook headline, in San Francisco? | 45 |
| Another definition of ''can'' | 45 |
| Competitor's dedication to hard training? | 45 |
| Did accounting hanky-panky, to a housekeeper? | 45 |
| Puppet who - [gasp!] - went on a diet in 2005 | 45 |
| Rachael Ray activity eliciting oohs and aahs? | 45 |
| 1993 film about a novice Olympic bobsled team | 45 |
| Charmin seller who's become more popular? | 45 |
| Rocker Alice in "Wayne's World" | 45 |
| Sir Robert Peel repealed the last one in 1846 | 45 |
| What is an alternative to a golden parachute? | 45 |
| Surname of TV's George, Frank and Estelle | 45 |
| Dick in a Box, commonly, a few Halloweens ago | 45 |
| Accountants aren't fired, they're --- | 45 |
| Legumes with a "black-eyed" variety | 45 |
| Supernova remnant in the constellation Taurus | 45 |
| When I juggled eggs and dropped one, it . . . | 45 |
| Award-winning detective fiction writer Robert | 45 |
| Breakfast serving suitable for the uninvited? | 45 |
| Approach surreptitiously, with "on" | 45 |
| Style reportedly named for Ivy League oarsmen | 45 |
| X-shaped warning sign next to railroad tracks | 45 |
| Glenn Close in "Albert Nobbs," e.g. | 45 |
| Mark with intersecting sets of parallel lines | 45 |
| Great gift for one who likes writing letters? | 45 |
| Site of London's Great Exhibition of 1851 | 45 |
| "The Allegory of Love" writer, 1936 | 45 |
| "Ohio" folk-rock quartet, initially | 45 |
| It can help you get inside someone's head | 45 |
| Famous lithographer plus his polygamous clan? | 45 |
| ''The first ___ the deepest'' | 45 |
| It was largely destroyed by a 1650 earthquake | 45 |
| Source of a certain Slav's balancing act? | 45 |
| Pairs of radical citizens smother bigotry (6) | 45 |
| Everyday carpentry tool in the auditorium (5) | 45 |
| They might be seen pacing in the waiting room | 45 |
| Term of faux affection from Tallulah Bankhead | 45 |
| He milks his assets for all they're worth | 45 |
| The best lecture platform we'll ever see? | 45 |
| "You ___!" ("Great job!") | 45 |
| Co-founder of Jay-Z's Roc-A-Fella Records | 45 |
| He played Agent Polk in "The Sting" | 45 |
| Film for which Bette Davis won an Oscar: 1935 | 45 |
| What Krzysztof was doing northwest of Warsaw? | 45 |
| What an evil homeowner keeps in the bathroom? | 45 |
| Religious sectarian's sinister alter ego? | 45 |
| Appearing and disappearing feature on Jupiter | 45 |