| Island invaded in 1945, for short | 33 |
| 1945 Pacific battle site, briefly | 33 |
| Lottery player's exultant cry | 33 |
| Brand sold at Men's Wearhouse | 33 |
| Brand that once sported a reptile | 33 |
| ''One,'' to Rocky | 33 |
| Boxer's quick, straight punch | 33 |
| The third patriarch, in the Bible | 33 |
| Scrooge's late partner Marley | 33 |
| Ebenezer's ghostly ex-partner | 33 |
| #1 baby boy's name, 1999-2012 | 33 |
| Derek of "Gosford Park" | 33 |
| Gemstone used in Chinese carvings | 33 |
| Port captured by Napoleon in 1799 | 33 |
| Ancient city now part of Tel Aviv | 33 |
| Some British sports cars, briefly | 33 |
| It's spotted in South America | 33 |
| With 2D, game played in a fronton | 33 |
| Literally, "merry game" | 33 |
| Game called zesta-punta in Basque | 33 |
| Set in "Die Fledermaus" | 33 |
| The Bionic Woman's first name | 33 |
| "The Bionic Woman" role | 33 |
| Robert in "Raging Bull" | 33 |
| Gyllenhaal of "Jarhead" | 33 |
| Kevin of 'King of Queens' | 33 |
| First name of six U.S. presidents | 33 |
| Blue Bombers' fullback Jerry | 33 |
| King replaced by William and Mary | 33 |
| "Twister" actress Gertz | 33 |
| Max portrayer on "MASH" | 33 |
| He played Max on "MASH" | 33 |
| Grateful Dead performances, often | 33 |
| Co. that makes Motrin and Tylenol | 33 |
| "Mansfield Park" author | 33 |
| "Psycho" screamer Leigh | 33 |
| Where one may have a yen to spend | 33 |
| Where some ex-major-leaguers play | 33 |
| "Seven Samurai" setting | 33 |
| Whence the word "futon" | 33 |
| Weight-loss celebrity, familiarly | 33 |
| Anna who founded Mother's Day | 33 |
| Alexander of "Seinfeld" | 33 |
| "Juno" director Reitman | 33 |
| 'Friday the 13th' villain | 33 |
| Web-oriented programming language | 33 |
| Glass ___ (bad trait for a boxer) | 33 |
| Spielberg's first blockbuster | 33 |
| Toronto baseball team, familiarly | 33 |
| First foreign World Series winner | 33 |
| "Give this some flair!" | 33 |
| Merchant Penney and singer Chasez | 33 |
| Stapleton who played Edith Bunker | 33 |
| David Bowie: "Blue ___" | 33 |
| "Cloud Shepherd" artist | 33 |
| President Bartlet of the '90s | 33 |
| Clampett patriarch of '60s TV | 33 |
| "Beetle Bailey" vehicle | 33 |
| Bridges of "Seabiscuit" | 33 |
| Dessert with a hyphen in its name | 33 |
| Frequent partner of peanut butter | 33 |
| "The Dark Crystal" role | 33 |
| "The Dark Crystal" hero | 33 |
| Ryan of "Boston Public" | 33 |
| Walter's meth-dealing partner | 33 |
| Comment not to be taken seriously | 33 |
| Remarks not to be taken seriously | 33 |
| "West Side Story" extra | 33 |
| 2011 joiner of the 3,000 hit club | 33 |
| Star of "The One," 2001 | 33 |
| 'Kiss of the Dragon' star | 33 |
| California-to-New York flight aid | 33 |
| "Bad Reputation" singer | 33 |
| LaGuardia alternative, familiarly | 33 |
| Cab destination for a NYC tourist | 33 |
| "Flying" types of sails | 33 |
| Brand for "choosy moms" | 33 |
| It's no good when it's up | 33 |
| Conrad's "Lord ___" | 33 |
| "Mad Money" host Cramer | 33 |
| Halpert of "The Office" | 33 |
| Relative of rock 'n' roll | 33 |
| Marc Anthony's wife, casually | 33 |
| Subject of a Woody Guthrie ballad | 33 |
| 'Grapes of Wrath' surname | 33 |
| '83 Kool & the Gang smash | 33 |
| Ingrid Bergman role, 1948: 3 wds. | 33 |
| What a recent grad might hunt for | 33 |
| 1964 Olympic boxing gold medalist | 33 |
| Nashville singer/songwriter Rakes | 33 |
| "Pressure" singer Billy | 33 |
| "Community" star McHale | 33 |
| Big name at the Peppermint Lounge | 33 |
| When repeated, a Kennedy nickname | 33 |
| Scopes of the Scopes Monkey Trial | 33 |
| Oscar-winning director Ford: 1935 | 33 |
| Frequent court "figure" | 33 |
| He's always there when needed | 33 |
| Guy from Tucson in a Beatles song | 33 |
| Batman foe (with "The") | 33 |