| Homophone for "I'll" | 34 |
| Things that may have to be cleared | 34 |
| Electronics company bought by Sony | 34 |
| Defunct Japanese electronics brand | 34 |
| Steely Dan's bestselling album | 34 |
| Horror film director Alexandre ___ | 34 |
| Character in the "Iliad" | 34 |
| Word often found between two names | 34 |
| Prince ___, Eddie Murphy film role | 34 |
| Japan's emperor beginning 1989 | 34 |
| ''Sealed With __'' | 34 |
| Site of Goodyear's main office | 34 |
| Ohio's "Rubber City" | 34 |
| State represented by Sen. Sessions | 34 |
| State on the Gulf of Mexico: Abbr. | 34 |
| Indicator of how something is done | 34 |
| Home of almost 4 million Americans | 34 |
| Part of the name of a fronton game | 34 |
| Jai ___ (game resembling handball) | 34 |
| Texas shrine, with "the" | 34 |
| Its garrison was wiped out in 1836 | 34 |
| "Thermopylae of America" | 34 |
| President Arthur's middle name | 34 |
| Longtime bridge columnist Truscott | 34 |
| Former California senator Cranston | 34 |
| "Two and a Half Men" man | 34 |
| "Two and a Half Men" guy | 34 |
| "The Aviator" actor Alda | 34 |
| "Eye in the Sky" Parsons | 34 |
| ___ Rachins plays Douglas Brackman | 34 |
| Benjamin Franklin Pierce portrayer | 34 |
| He played Benjamin Franklin Pierce | 34 |
| Five-time Emmy award-winning actor | 34 |
| Actor with six Golden Globe Awards | 34 |
| "Sweet Liberty" director | 34 |
| "This Gun for Hire" star | 34 |
| Apple chemical banned in the 1980s | 34 |
| Apple application no longer in use | 34 |
| It may do a number on your slumber | 34 |
| Lament for "poor Yorick" | 34 |
| "It pains me to say ..." | 34 |
| "___, poor Yorick . . ." | 34 |
| ''What a bummer!'' | 34 |
| Dramatic expression of unhappiness | 34 |
| Common interjection in Shakespeare | 34 |
| "Bummer!" to Shakespeare | 34 |
| Where the Exxon Valdez ran aground | 34 |
| The Big Dipper appears on its flag | 34 |
| It's east of the Bering Strait | 34 |
| "I loved ___": G. Wither | 34 |
| Group for kids of problem drinkers | 34 |
| "There ought to be ___!" | 34 |
| Goya's 'Duchess of --' | 34 |
| "Fantastic Four" actress | 34 |
| "Sin City"'s Jessica | 34 |
| "Sin City" actress, 2005 | 34 |
| Character in "King Lear" | 34 |
| "The Sandbox" playwright | 34 |
| "A Zoo Story" playwright | 34 |
| 'The Zoo Story' playwright | 34 |
| First name of "the Veep" | 34 |
| Long North Amer. highway, formerly | 34 |
| ___ Highway (old 1,500-mile route) | 34 |
| "Li'l Abner" creator | 34 |
| Major company in metallic products | 34 |
| Company that produces wrap sheets? | 34 |
| Company that markets Reynolds Wrap | 34 |
| Literary giant from Concord, Mass. | 34 |
| Hawkeye player on "MASH" | 34 |
| Alan of "Canadian Bacon" | 34 |
| Temperamental Met soprano: 1908-29 | 34 |
| He was a smash on "MASH" | 34 |
| Diva Frances ___: 1883–1952 | 34 |
| Broadway's first Sky Masterson | 34 |
| Actor who played a sitcom Lothario | 34 |
| Former Republican New York senator | 34 |
| John who married Priscilla Mullins | 34 |
| "Speak for yourself" man | 34 |
| Former Italian prime minister Moro | 34 |
| Actor __ Ray known for macho roles | 34 |
| Drink that may be made from ginger | 34 |
| It may be after "ginger" | 34 |
| "Cakes and ___": Maugham | 34 |
| Fish and chips follower, sometimes | 34 |
| "Cakes" literary partner | 34 |
| "The Black Stallion" boy | 34 |
| The oldest of the Baldwin brothers | 34 |
| Baldwin of "Beetlejuice" | 34 |
| Blind-from-birth pianist Templeton | 34 |
| "The Black Stallion" lad | 34 |
| Writer Wilkinson of The New Yorker | 34 |
| Guinness who played Obi-Wan Kenobi | 34 |
| Baldwin of "The Aviator" | 34 |
| 60's British P.M. Douglas-Home | 34 |
| '60s British P.M. Douglas-Home | 34 |
| Towards the sheltered side, at sea | 34 |
| Art Deco architect William Van ___ | 34 |
| Letter resembling an ox's head | 34 |
| Kitah ___ (first grade, in Hebrew) | 34 |
| A-Rod or any other NY Yankee, e.g. | 34 |