| Suffix with ''smack'' or ''switch'' | 67 |
| The sculptures "Rigoletto" and "La Tosca," e.g. | 67 |
| "___ Wood would saw wood" (part of an old tongue twister) | 67 |
| Journey album with the hit "Don't Stop Believin'" | 67 |
| Salinger's ''For _____--With Love and Squalor'' | 67 |
| Ending for "lion," "host" or "priest" | 67 |
| "La piña ___ agria" ("Times are tough": Sp.) | 67 |
| Girl's name that sounds like two letters of the French alphabet | 67 |
| Senator Kefauver who was Adlai Stevenson's running mate in 1956 | 67 |
| Its flag has three equal horizontal bands of blue, black, and white | 67 |
| "L'___, c'est moi" (phrase ascribed to Louis XIV) | 67 |
| Plural French word that spells its singular English form in reverse | 67 |
| Online store with the slogan "Childhood Dreams Delivered" | 67 |
| The "gods" in "Chariots of the Gods?," in brief | 67 |
| "Mystery Lady: Songs of Billie Holiday" jazz singer James | 67 |
| Suffix with ''sermon'' or ''novel'' | 67 |
| Start of a Shakespeare line that ends "Then fall, Caesar" | 67 |
| ''More'' and ''lasting'' attachment | 67 |
| Climbing challenge that contains the Geneva spur and Khumbu icefall | 67 |
| "___ Rose Has Its Thorn" (Poison's 1988 chart-topper) | 67 |
| "Indifference, to me, is the epitome of ___": Elie Wiesel | 67 |
| Musical with the song "On This Night of a Thousand Stars" | 67 |
| McGregor who will appear in "Angels & Demons" in 2009 | 67 |
| Prefix with ''carp'' or ''biology'' | 67 |
| It's sometimes winkin' or blinkin,' but doesn't nod | 67 |
| Georges Bataille's extremely kinky "Story of the ___" | 67 |
| __ Jack Keats, Caldecott Medal winner for "The Snowy Day" | 67 |
| Type of ''Girl'' in a 2006 Sienna Miller film title | 67 |
| Syllables following "Strike the harp and join the chorus" | 67 |
| "I don't worry 'cause my wallet's ___" ZZ Top | 67 |
| Mythology's Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos, with "the" | 67 |
| Eccentric in the soap parody "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" | 67 |
| Word with ''scarlet'' or ''yellow'' | 67 |
| She wrote "Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe" | 67 |
| Word that can precede the first word of answers to asterisked clues | 67 |
| Shakespeare's collaborator on "The Two Noble Kinsmen" | 67 |
| Term of address for Jacques, who was asked "Dormez-vous?" | 67 |
| Commerce minder found in eight of this puzzle's longest answers | 67 |
| "It's like a full force ___, an American storm" Seger | 67 |
| Author of the fictional novella "The Pension Grillparzer" | 67 |
| Collective Soul "Let's mingle. And make it well" song | 67 |
| Pseudonym of an 1800s French feminist noted for scandalous behavior | 67 |
| Musical with the song "The Night They Invented Champagne" | 67 |
| Sniveling Little Rat-Faced ___ ("Monty Python" character) | 67 |
| "Soon It's __ Rain": "The Fantasticks" song | 67 |
| Allen who ran for president in 1940 as the Surprise Party candidate | 67 |
| It had "three deuces and a four-speed and a 389," in song | 67 |
| "The Dance at the ___" ("West Side Story" song) | 67 |
| Protagonist in David Foster Wallace's "Infinite Jest" | 67 |
| Australian Open champ before Steffi's three-year winning streak | 67 |
| Jimmy ___, "They'll Do It Every Time" cartoonist | 67 |
| "Isn't ___ bit like you and me . . ." (Beatles lyric) | 67 |
| Actress who starred in "Marnie" and "The Birds" | 67 |
| Shakespearean play with the phrase "The game's afoot" | 67 |
| "It was all love on my side, ... friendship on __": Doyle | 67 |
| Language that gave us "jungle" and "Juggernaut" | 67 |
| Jazzman who played "Boogie Woogie on The St. Louis Blues" | 67 |
| Louis Sachar children's book made into a 2003 Shia LaBeouf film | 67 |
| Who wrote "By their own follies they perished, the fools" | 67 |
| Final straight part of a racetrack (and a hint to the long entries) | 67 |
| Girl group who sang backup for the Beach Boys, with "the" | 67 |
| Vacationer's goal (and favorite Sly & the Family Stone hit) | 67 |
| Word with ''happy'' or ''eleventh'' | 67 |
| "So let us not talk falsely now, the ___ is getting late" | 67 |
| Show that takes place in the Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital | 67 |
| Goo Goo Dolls were "Livin' in" them, in the lean days | 67 |
| What 1938's "The War of the Worlds" broadcast set off | 67 |
| Thin defense against the charge that "you're a nerd!" | 67 |
| 2001 drama whose title is taken from "Green Eggs and Ham" | 67 |
| Somerhalder of "Lost" and "The Vampire Diaries" | 67 |
| Michael ___ Black (regular on VH1's "I Love the X0s") | 67 |
| Response to ''Where's that last piece of pie?'' | 67 |
| Michener book subtitled "Spanish Travels and Reflections" | 67 |
| "Now That's What ___ Music!" (pop compilation series) | 67 |
| T: How about we just split the difference? A: __ (Hall & Oates) | 67 |
| Only player to hit an inside-the-park home run in the All-Star Game | 67 |
| Prince Hilarion's betrothed, in a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta | 67 |
| ''___ Anything'' (''Oliver!'' song) | 67 |
| ''The very ___!'' (''What nerve!'') | 67 |
| "Lose one's head" or "lose one's shirt" | 67 |
| Marlowe's "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love," e.g. | 67 |
| ''Don't mind ___!'' (''Sure!'') | 67 |
| "Turn around, every now and then ___ a little bit lonely" | 67 |
| Duke Ellington's "___ It Bad and That Ain't Good" | 67 |
| "Lo, here ___, / Never to rise again": "Hamlet" | 67 |
| To whom Rick said, "The Germans wore gray. You wore blue" | 67 |
| Schubert's Symphony ___ Minor ("Unfinished Symphony") | 67 |
| John Mayer "Pull all the shades and wander the great ___" | 67 |
| Financial services company that sponsors the New York City Marathon | 67 |
| Gene Simmons "I'm living in sin (at the Holiday ___)" | 67 |
| Word with "circle," "child" or "city" | 67 |
| Heroine of Bulwer-Lytton's "The Last Days of Pompeii" | 67 |
| Suffix with ''labor'' or ''victor'' | 67 |
| Old toothpaste that was supposedly "good for tender gums" | 67 |
| Gadget whose name was inspired by "2001: A Space Odyssey" | 67 |
| Words you don't expect to hear when you're expecting a call | 67 |
| "I don't want the world to see me" Goo Goo Dolls song | 67 |
| Word with ''setter'' and ''coffee'' | 67 |
| In film, gradual appearance of an image through an expanding circle | 67 |
| Modern dancer Duncan strangled by her own scarf en route to a tryst | 67 |