| 1980s-'90s New York governor | 32 |
| Spitzer's replacement as Attorney General | 45 |
| Paterson's successor as New York governor | 45 |
| 1980's-90's New York governor | 37 |
| It keeps the balls safe, in sports | 34 |
| It's bare in a nursery rhyme | 32 |
| Baked treat often wrapped in fluted paper | 41 |
| Archer shooting for a change of heart? | 38 |
| Matchmaker, and a hint to this puzzle's theme | 49 |
| Archer shooting for a change of heart | 37 |
| Golfer's java-dispensing target? | 36 |
| "Draw one," in diner slang | 36 |
| St. Peter's Basilica feature | 32 |
| One of the four suits in the Minor Arcana | 41 |
| Kaiser Chiefs "Seventeen ___" | 39 |
| Ingredient in a Long Island iced tea | 36 |
| Resinous substance used as an arrow poison | 42 |
| Arrow poison that's also a muscle relaxant | 46 |
| "___ Your Enthusiasm" (sitcom) | 40 |
| Parallel-parking sidewall scuffer | 33 |
| Factor in a home's market value | 35 |
| Exterior attractiveness, to a Realtor | 37 |
| Edible flower head, as of cauliflower | 37 |
| What people with a common cold do not have | 42 |
| Robert Smith band, with "The" | 39 |
| What mountebanks' pills don't do | 40 |
| What a mountebank's product won't do | 44 |
| Robert Smith's band, with "the" | 45 |
| Rest and relaxation, for the overstressed | 41 |
| "Fascination Street" guys | 35 |
| "___ the disease and kill the patient" | 48 |
| Like bacon, pastrami, and most hams | 35 |
| Word used by a patent-medicine salesman | 39 |
| First female professor at the University of Paris | 49 |
| She coined "radioactivity" | 36 |
| Radium co-discoverer Marie or Pierre | 36 |
| Married name of Maria Sklodowska | 32 |
| Last name of physicists Marie and Pierre | 40 |
| First woman to teach at the Sorbonne | 36 |
| First double, and first female, Nobelist | 40 |
| Either of two 1903 Physics Nobelists | 36 |
| "Antiques Roadshow" item, sometimes | 45 |
| "Twelfth Night" gentleman | 35 |
| "Antiques Roadshow" item | 34 |
| Feature of Little Shirley Temple | 32 |
| Feature of young Shirley Temple's hair | 42 |
| It may be between a woman and her pillow | 40 |
| Larry, compared to the other stooges | 36 |
| Like Larry of the Three Stooges, surprisingly | 45 |
| Electrical engineers and news anchors? | 38 |
| Gain privileges through flattery | 32 |
| Word with "foiled again" | 34 |
| Youngster's writing challenge | 33 |
| Longtime Red Sox sportscaster Gowdy | 35 |
| Result of interior decorator/telemarketer union? | 48 |
| Original "SNL" cast member | 36 |
| "Third Rock From the Sun" co-star | 43 |
| Lemmon's "Some Like It Hot" co-star | 49 |
| "Some Like it Hot" co-star | 36 |
| Tony of "Some Like It Hot" | 36 |
| "Superfly" singer Mayfield | 36 |
| Laffer ___ (economics principle) | 32 |
| Fitness franchise primarily for women | 37 |
| John who played Nixon in "The Butler" | 47 |
| John of "High Fidelity" | 33 |
| Actress Joan of "Ice Harvest" | 39 |
| "High Fidelity" star John | 35 |
| Like the job you've always wanted | 37 |
| Where two branches of a curve meet, in math | 43 |
| Point that marks the beginning of a change | 42 |
| "Free Will Astrology" border | 38 |
| Harshly reprimand, with "out" | 39 |
| Emulate a sailor, stereotypically | 33 |
| Candidate for a mouthful of soap | 32 |
| Removing one's hat in an elevator, e.g. | 43 |
| Homeland Security responsibility | 32 |
| Airport area concerned with contraband | 38 |
| What Spielberg screams, at times | 32 |
| Film director's "Stop!" | 37 |
| Director's "Stop!" | 32 |
| Adjective for babies and puppies | 32 |
| "Aren't you clever" | 33 |
| "Aren't you clever?!" | 35 |
| Like the pictures on icanhascheezburger.com | 43 |
| Like a button or a bug's ear | 32 |
| Apt to elicit an "Aww!" | 33 |
| Affirmation outside the dressing room | 37 |
| "You Couldn't Be ___" (Kern song) | 47 |
| More likely to win a baby contest | 33 |
| More likely to induce an "awww!" | 42 |
| Getting the most "aws" | 32 |
| Most likely to receive a cheek-pinching | 39 |
| Category in a baby contest, perhaps | 35 |
| ___ Couple (yearbook voting category) | 37 |
| Attractive girl or cunning maneuver | 35 |
| You might need to do it to dance with the bride | 47 |
| Act rudely at the checkout counter | 34 |
| "___ out!" ("Stop, kids!") | 46 |
| "--- out!" ("Stop, kids!") | 46 |
| '-- out!' ('Quit that!') | 40 |