| Poet Alexander during Thanksgiving's mo.? | 45 |
| Porcine actress in "A Mighty Wind"? | 45 |
| 1984 Springstein tune shilling domestic smut? | 45 |
| High school student's decoration, perhaps | 45 |
| Pacific coast Native American winter festival | 45 |
| Broth left after boiling greens, in the South | 45 |
| Meeting that's both business and pleasure | 45 |
| Its pages are often numbered i, ii, iii, etc. | 45 |
| Paula of "What's New Pussycat?" | 45 |
| Like a home that's no risk to the builder | 45 |
| Little League World Series participants, e.g. | 45 |
| Can protest, or a kiddie vehicle for outlaws? | 45 |
| (adj.) having a predilection for French bread | 45 |
| This could get you a "TV-MA" rating | 45 |
| One who sets forth with a quid in his pocket? | 45 |
| Doctors on the lookout for male enlargements? | 45 |
| Area where everything feels like a Utah city? | 45 |
| Rapper with the hit "Gangnam Style" | 45 |
| Actor Willard of "The Color Purple" | 45 |
| Travolta/Thurman Best Picture nominee of 1994 | 45 |
| Two things of concern to a math-loving nurse? | 45 |
| MTV's answer to "Candid Camera" | 45 |
| Like "Miró, Miró on the wall" | 45 |
| 1988 Christopher Walken children's comedy | 45 |
| Minerals known as "fool's gold" | 45 |
| Cube-hopping character in a 1980s arcade game | 45 |
| Small musical interval sung in choral warmups | 45 |
| Nombre of Canadian mountains over 5100 meters | 45 |
| Founder of the hunger-fighting charity Yum-o! | 45 |
| 'Murder on the Orient Express' costar | 45 |
| French writer's boardwalk booth operator? | 45 |
| The "r" of "pi r squared" | 45 |
| Figure that's squared in a common formula | 45 |
| '69 single off "The Band" album | 45 |
| The value of an Egyptian sun god's bales? | 45 |
| B. Lancaster film, with "The": 1956 | 45 |
| Teacher's request to prevent blurting out | 45 |
| Breakfast cereal name that is not trademarked | 45 |
| California R&B singing group turned punk? | 45 |
| Day's "The Pajama Game" co-star | 45 |
| ItÂ’s usually a regular one worn backwards | 45 |
| Pharaoh with a brand of condoms named for him | 45 |
| Brand of condoms named after an Egyptian king | 45 |
| Unger portrayer on "The Odd Couple" | 45 |
| Film about the appliance supervisor at Sears? | 45 |
| Jeannette __, first woman elected to Congress | 45 |
| "The Westing Game" author Ellen ___ | 45 |
| His last movie was "Street Fighter" | 45 |
| Type of rice used in risotto and rice pudding | 45 |
| Family of the author of "Hard Cash" | 45 |
| Motivational words for a boss at layoff time? | 45 |
| "Prepare to do a spoof on airports" | 45 |
| Focus of HGTV's "House Hunters" | 45 |
| "For ___?" ("Seriously?") | 45 |
| Original "60 Minutes" co-host Harry | 45 |
| Original "60 Minutes" correspondent | 45 |
| Old name for Parker and Gillespie's style | 45 |
| Memo about a religious outpost for prisoners? | 45 |
| LP, if you don't know one from the other? | 45 |
| Parks, trails, and beaches to an April baby?, | 45 |
| Where environmentalists put down their notes? | 45 |
| 1932 Gable film remade as "Mogambo" | 45 |
| Title for Jesus Christ (with "the") | 45 |
| House Un-American Activities Committee event? | 45 |
| Classic Steinbeck story, with "The" | 45 |
| Classic Robert Burns poem, with "A" | 45 |
| Rock group who recorded "White Hot" | 45 |
| One of his characters was Clem Kadiddlehopper | 45 |
| Like cold cases for which new evidence arises | 45 |
| Family of Reagan's first Sec. of Treasury | 45 |
| What Led Zeppelin's "Song" does | 45 |
| " . . . nature yet ___": Wordsworth | 45 |
| One way to remove tough floor stains, perhaps | 45 |
| He wrote "La Vie de Jésus": 1863 | 45 |
| You may have had issues with them in the past | 45 |
| Radio station listener's call-in, perhaps | 45 |
| Change "flicks" to "flix" | 45 |
| Composer of "The Fountains of Rome" | 45 |
| "___ soft peace . . . ": Ben Jonson | 45 |
| Grid in the eyepiece of an optical instrument | 45 |
| 2009 addition to Wimbledon's Centre Court | 45 |
| Character introduced with fiddles and a banjo | 45 |
| Tribal land, informally, with "the" | 45 |
| Gershwin wrote one "in Blue": Abbr. | 45 |
| Rounded architectural framework in cathedrals | 45 |
| Grainy, easy to prepare, high in sodium, etc. | 45 |
| Femme fatale in "The Carpetbaggers" | 45 |
| "I bought a shredder, but I was..." | 45 |
| "I vow to get more sleep," said ___ | 45 |
| "Rude Boy" performer's nickname | 45 |
| Investing formula used by a portfolio manager | 45 |
| What schools in the same district have, often | 45 |
| Head of The Pink Ladies in "Grease" | 45 |
| Singer with the 2002 hit "Ignition" | 45 |
| Part of Treasure Island author's monogram | 45 |
| Old analog device for capturing audio on tape | 45 |
| Medium in which this puzzle's ad appeared | 45 |
| Florestan's jailer in "Fidelio" | 45 |
| Jailer in Beethoven's "Fidelio" | 45 |
| One with a guitar and shades, stereotypically | 45 |