| Opening word of many an Italian letter | 38 |
| Irene of ''Fame'' fame | 38 |
| Actress Williams of "The Defiant Ones" | 48 |
| Actress Irene of "Fame" | 33 |
| "Flashdance" soundtrack name | 38 |
| "Flashdance...What a Feeling" singer | 46 |
| "Flashdance... What a Feeling" lyricist | 49 |
| "Flashdance (What a Feeling)" singer | 46 |
| "Breakdance" singer Irene | 35 |
| "A te, o ___," Bellini melody | 39 |
| "A te, o ___," Bellini aria | 37 |
| "___ nome," Rigoletto aria | 36 |
| "___ Mia" (Jay and the Americans hit) | 47 |
| "___ Mia" (Jay & the Americans hit) | 49 |
| "___ Mia" (hit song of 1954 and 1965) | 47 |
| ''Fame'' actress Irene | 38 |
| ''Fame'' actress and singer | 43 |
| Simón BolÃvar's birthplace | 36 |
| Site of Simón BolÃvar Airport | 35 |
| Simón BolÃvar University setting | 38 |
| One might keep you awake at night | 33 |
| Confection created by heating sugar | 35 |
| Chewy ingredient in a Twix candy bar | 36 |
| 1965 hit for Jay and the Americans | 34 |
| Weight of interest to Diamond Lil | 33 |
| One of a diamond's 4 C's | 32 |
| About three grains of troy weight | 33 |
| "Forty ___," B'way hit of 1968 | 44 |
| The Nina or Pinta, but not the Santa MarÃa | 45 |
| "Santa Maria," for one | 32 |
| Prepare for a marathon, with "up" | 43 |
| Sugar or starch, to a marathoner | 32 |
| Prepare for a marathon, say, with "up" | 48 |
| Prep for a marathon, with "up" | 40 |
| Pasta or potatoes, to an athlete | 32 |
| Pasta or potatoes, to a marathoner | 34 |
| Low-___ (like many modern diets) | 32 |
| Energy-supplying food, for short | 32 |
| Energy-supplying compound, for short | 36 |
| Eat a lot of pasta, with "up" | 39 |
| ___-loading (pre-marathon activity) | 35 |
| ___ loading (marathoner's prep) | 35 |
| ___ loading (marathon runner's strategy) | 44 |
| Marathoner's prep, ___-loading | 34 |
| Bernie ___, former Red Sox slugger | 34 |
| __-loading (pre-marathon preparation) | 37 |
| ___-loading (preparing for a marathon) | 38 |
| ___-loading (marathoner's tactic) | 37 |
| ___-load (prepare for a marathon) | 33 |
| __ loading (marathoner's ritual) | 36 |
| It may be used between the sheets | 33 |
| What an environmentalist wants to reduce | 40 |
| Dark gray piece of evidence for a tracker? | 42 |
| Triathlete's pre-race intake | 32 |
| They're restricted in some diets | 36 |
| Pre-race "loading" units | 34 |
| Pasta, potatoes and the like, briefly | 37 |
| Marathoners' pre-race intake, perhaps | 41 |
| Picasso's "___ Player" | 36 |
| Blue October: "Clumsy ___ House" | 42 |
| ''Hit me!'' request | 35 |
| Plant with spicy or medicinal seeds | 35 |
| Really dedicated, as to a political movement | 44 |
| Missouri ballplayer's connection? | 37 |
| Prudence, temperance, fortitude and justice | 43 |
| Prudence and temperance, for two | 32 |
| Part of many workouts, informally | 33 |
| High-intensity workout, for short | 33 |
| Bike messenger's obstacle, maybe | 36 |
| Felt-topped table locale, perhaps | 33 |
| Radiohead: "House of ___" | 35 |
| Furniture with folding legs, usually | 36 |
| "I couldn't ___ less!" | 36 |
| "I Should ___," 1944 song | 35 |
| Word in the title of an Ink Spots classic | 41 |
| "If I Didn't ___," 1939 song | 42 |
| What vacationers are without, by choice | 39 |
| Phil Collins "I Don't ___ Anymore" | 48 |
| GnR "I Don't ___ About You" | 41 |
| "Take Good ___ of My Baby" | 36 |
| "If I Didn't ---": Ink Spots | 42 |
| "If I Didn't ___" (Ink Spots) | 43 |
| "I Should ___," 1944 hit song | 39 |
| Don't __ rap (be unconcerned) | 33 |
| "I would not ___ pin . . . " | 38 |
| Didn't just shrug the shoulders | 35 |
| Didn't just shrug one's shoulders | 41 |
| Looked after, with "for" | 34 |
| What speeding cars do around turns | 34 |
| Happy-go-lucky person's lack | 32 |
| "For kings have ___ . . . ": R. Greene | 48 |
| "And the ___, that infest the day" | 44 |
| Proofreader's insertion sign | 32 |
| Latin for "there is lacking" | 38 |
| Word from the Latin for "is lacking" | 46 |
| Symbol that can mean "to the power of" | 48 |
| Sign that something's missing | 33 |
| Proofreader's insertion mark | 32 |
| "Put it there" indicator | 34 |
| "Put it here," basically | 34 |