| "___, a very palpable . . . " | 39 |
| U.S./Canadian sporting grp. since 1936 | 38 |
| U.S. painter-sculptor: 1869-1953 | 32 |
| Org. for skaters not quite ready for the big time | 49 |
| Hockey org. that awards the Calder Cup | 38 |
| Wide receiver turned broadcaster | 32 |
| Former "Celebrity Mole" host | 38 |
| "Whatever shall I do?" | 32 |
| Relative of "oh, dear" | 32 |
| "Whatever shall I do?!" | 33 |
| "What is to be done?!" | 32 |
| "Song of Hiawatha" lament | 35 |
| "I'm not doing so well" | 37 |
| "Kung Fu" actor Philip | 32 |
| Philip of "Daughter of Shanghai" | 42 |
| Master Kan portrayer on "Kung Fu" | 43 |
| California's governor, facetiously | 38 |
| "Get ___ of yourself!" | 32 |
| Words that often follows "grab" | 41 |
| "You've Really Got --- on Me" | 43 |
| ''Get ___ of yourself!'' | 40 |
| Words that often follow "grab" | 40 |
| "You've Really Got_____On Me" | 43 |
| 'You've Really Goton Me' | 36 |
| ''Get _____ of yourself!'' | 42 |
| "Oh, give me ___ . . . " | 34 |
| Adler's "A House Is Not ___" | 42 |
| "Oh, give me ___, where the ..." | 42 |
| "Oh, give me ___ where . . . " | 40 |
| "Oh, give me ___ . . . ": Higley | 42 |
| "A House Is Not ___": P. Adler | 40 |
| "A house is not _____" | 32 |
| 'Oh, give me where ...' -- | 34 |
| ''Oh, give me ___, where . . .'' | 48 |
| ''Oh, give me __ . . .'' | 40 |
| "Give ___, don't pollute!" | 40 |
| "Give ___ - don't pollute!" | 41 |
| ''Give ___ - don't pollute'' | 48 |
| It's not given by the uncaring | 34 |
| Description of something that's very funny | 46 |
| "What ___!" ("So funny!") | 45 |
| "What ___!" ("Hilarious!") | 46 |
| "I don't give ---!" | 33 |
| "Give ___; don't pollute" | 39 |
| "Just ___, skip and . . ." | 36 |
| "It's just ___, skip ..." | 39 |
| "For want of ___ . . . " | 34 |
| When repeated, a plea of Richard III | 36 |
| What America rode through the desert? | 37 |
| Richard III offered his kingdom for it | 38 |
| First words of the "Mr. Ed" theme | 43 |
| Exchange for "my kingdom" | 35 |
| "My kingdom for ___!": Shak. | 38 |
| "My kingdom for ___!" (Richard III) | 45 |
| "... my kingdom for __!" | 34 |
| "There'll be ___ time . . . " | 43 |
| "There'll be ___ time in . . . " | 46 |
| "There'll be __ time ..." | 39 |
| "...___ time in the old town tonight" | 47 |
| "You got ___ date or something?" | 42 |
| "There'll be ___ time ..." | 40 |
| "There'll be __ time . . ." | 41 |
| "Cat on _____ Tin Roof" | 33 |
| "All in ___ and copper sky": Coleridge | 48 |
| ''There'll be __ time . . .'' | 49 |
| "Hi!" on the high seas | 32 |
| "Hey there," on the high seas | 39 |
| ''___ there, matey!'' | 37 |
| It goes from one vessel to another | 34 |
| "You, there, on the boat!" | 36 |
| ''You, there, on the boat!'' | 44 |
| ''Hey, sailor!'' | 32 |
| They often mean "I see" | 33 |
| Sounds in a dentist's office | 32 |
| Sounds during doctor's exams | 32 |
| "Eureka!" alternatives | 32 |
| Sounds made by patients with tongue depressors | 46 |
| What this puzzle is designed to elicit | 38 |
| Utterances of pain relief etc. | 32 |
| They're often heard in doctors' offices | 47 |
| Sounds in a physician's office | 34 |
| Sounds heard by otolaryngologists | 33 |
| Sounds from a general practitioner's office | 47 |
| Sounds at the doctor's office | 33 |
| Responses to doctors' orders? | 33 |
| Responses to a massage therapist | 32 |
| Responses meaning ''I get it'' | 46 |
| Go w/ the "oohs" during solo | 38 |
| Expressions of delight or regret | 32 |
| Distinctive parts of a Boston accent | 36 |
| "I get it" preceders, often | 37 |
| "It's clear to me now" | 36 |
| "I get it," humorously | 32 |
| Facetious ''I see'' | 35 |
| "Well, in that case ..." | 34 |
| "Now I get it," facetiously | 37 |
| "It's clear to me now that ..." | 45 |
| "I understand," facetiously | 37 |
| "I get it," facetiously | 33 |
| ''I see,'' Mr. Moto-style | 41 |