| "In all likelihood ..." | 33 |
| "To a Skylark," for one | 33 |
| "___ to Joy" (Schiller) | 33 |
| Plaint for "Billie Joe" | 33 |
| "___ to Psyche" (Keats) | 33 |
| Lines, in this puzzle's theme | 33 |
| Keats's "To Autumn" | 33 |
| "To the Poets," for one | 33 |
| "--- to Psyche" (Keats) | 33 |
| "____ to the West Wind" | 33 |
| ''___ to Psyche'' | 33 |
| Had too much, with "on" | 33 |
| Port named for a Scandinavian god | 33 |
| Hans C. Andersen's birthplace | 33 |
| "___ Melancholy": Keats | 33 |
| Cineplex ___ (movie theater name) | 33 |
| River dividing Germany and Poland | 33 |
| Part of the Germany/Poland border | 33 |
| Part of the Poland-Germany border | 33 |
| ___-Spree Canal (German waterway) | 33 |
| Pindaric, Horatian, Sapphic, etc. | 33 |
| Literature class reading, perhaps | 33 |
| "For the Fallen" et al. | 33 |
| West Texas city named by Russians | 33 |
| "The ___ File": Forsyth | 33 |
| Comedian Yakov Smirnoff, by birth | 33 |
| Start of a number of Keats titles | 33 |
| Keats's "__ Psyche" | 33 |
| Keats's "__ Autumn" | 33 |
| "Golden Boy" playwright | 33 |
| "Awake and Sing" author | 33 |
| Folk singer from Birmingham, Ala. | 33 |
| Mme. Swann, in Proust's books | 33 |
| Cartoon canine with a long tongue | 33 |
| Big-tongued comic strip character | 33 |
| Occasionally punted comics canine | 33 |
| Dog often messed with by Garfield | 33 |
| Dog in a popular syndicated strip | 33 |
| Comics canine for nearly 30 years | 33 |
| Norse god of culture, art and war | 33 |
| He banished Thor in Marvel Comics | 33 |
| "Blue Moon" of baseball | 33 |
| Stimulus used in aversion therapy | 33 |
| Something to turn up your nose at | 33 |
| One might make you hold your nose | 33 |
| Limburger cheese has a strong one | 33 |
| It's disagreeable to the nose | 33 |
| It may be picked up in a dumpster | 33 |
| Ones from the kitchen can be good | 33 |
| Two-time N.L. batting champ Lefty | 33 |
| More than stuffs oneself, briefly | 33 |
| Exceeds a reasonable speed limit? | 33 |
| Webster's relative, for short | 33 |
| Ref. work that spans 21,730 pages | 33 |
| Philologists' work, for short | 33 |
| Lexicographic behemoth, for short | 33 |
| Competitor of Chambers, for short | 33 |
| Agcy. that led the War on Poverty | 33 |
| " ___ the ramparts ..." | 33 |
| '-- the fields we go ...' | 33 |
| "_____ the ramparts..." | 33 |
| Preposition with three homophones | 33 |
| "___ the ramparts ... " | 33 |
| "__ the ramparts . . ." | 33 |
| Four-time discus gold medalist Al | 33 |
| Setting for the setting of el sol | 33 |
| "The good old U.S. ___" | 33 |
| "The Greatest Love ___" | 33 |
| ''__ the nerve!'' | 33 |
| The ''O'' in OTB | 33 |
| "Turn that racket ___!" | 33 |
| Figurehead making casual remarks? | 33 |
| This is no time for playing games | 33 |
| "Just for the heck ---" | 33 |
| ''Man __ Mancha'' | 33 |
| Shakespeare's seven ages ____ | 33 |
| "You want a piece ___?" | 33 |
| Classic tune, "All ___" | 33 |
| "You want a piece ---?" | 33 |
| "Why not take all ___?" | 33 |
| "All __" (Sinatra tune) | 33 |
| "All ___" (Tomlin film) | 33 |
| "All ___" (1984 comedy) | 33 |
| Poet's "frequently" | 33 |
| Bard's "frequently" | 33 |
| More than occasionally, to a bard | 33 |
| 'Twixt ne'er and e'er | 33 |
| Chicago's first mayor William | 33 |
| Big city nearest the Golden Spike | 33 |
| Look at long ... and with longing | 33 |
| Can't get enough of, in a way | 33 |
| "Puss in Boots" villain | 33 |
| Fiona, e.g., in "Shrek" | 33 |
| "A Mighty Wind" actress | 33 |
| Scarlett Butler's maiden name | 33 |
| "BUtterfield 8" creator | 33 |
| "A Rage to Live" author | 33 |
| Frequent site for flight layovers | 33 |
| Airport once called Orchard Field | 33 |
| Airport in "Home Alone" | 33 |