| ___ Hubbard Library (Scientology division) | 42 |
| Exam with an "arguments" section | 42 |
| Aspiring public defender's exam: Abbr. | 42 |
| Exams with a reading comprehension section | 42 |
| Resembling the 12th letter of the alphabet | 42 |
| Where "Geaux Tigers!" is shouted | 42 |
| School whose yearbook is "Gumbo" | 42 |
| Vice admiral's Army counterpart: Abbr. | 42 |
| 8 1/2" x 11" paper size, briefly | 42 |
| Director of 1999's biggest blockbuster | 42 |
| Publisher known as "Father Time" | 42 |
| ___ Baines Johnson (presidential daughter) | 42 |
| "Dialogues of the Gods" satirist | 42 |
| Skywalker of ''Star Wars'' | 42 |
| "Be-Bop-A-__": Gene Vincent tune | 42 |
| " . . . but don't bring ___" | 42 |
| "___ and Abner" (old radio show) | 42 |
| 50's-70's Soviet spacecraft series | 42 |
| '50s-'70s Soviet spacecraft series | 42 |
| Something to do with a business associate? | 42 |
| Leg-bending exercise to firm up the glutes | 42 |
| 1955 Tony winner for "Quadrille" | 42 |
| One of seven in the film "Se7en" | 42 |
| Joe Jackson "Laughter & ___" | 42 |
| Vermeer's "Woman With a ___" | 42 |
| It's featured in two Vivaldi concertos | 42 |
| Words on a candy heart, "___ YA" | 42 |
| Word on those little hard candy valentines | 42 |
| Sodium hydroxide in our home chemistry set | 42 |
| Erato's instrument, in some depictions | 42 |
| "Disinfect to protect" sloganeer | 42 |
| Colonial territory now reunited with China | 42 |
| This means "small blessed cakes" | 42 |
| Kind of "Man," to Village People | 42 |
| Georgia city where Little Richard was born | 42 |
| Department store founder Rowland Hussey __ | 42 |
| "Miracle on 34th Street" setting | 42 |
| ___ Thanksgiving Day Parade (N.Y.C. event) | 42 |
| Coward's "___ About the Boy" | 42 |
| Magazine that featured Don Martin cartoons | 42 |
| "___ dogs and Englishmen . . . " | 42 |
| "___ Sans-Gêne" (Sardou play) | 42 |
| Grass-roots org. that fights alcohol abuse | 42 |
| Savage Garden "Truly ___ Deeply" | 42 |
| "The Treasure of the Sierra ___" | 42 |
| Wiley Post's monoplane, The Winnie ___ | 42 |
| “Venus Envy” author Rita ___ Brown | 42 |
| Oda ___ Brown, Whoopi in "Ghost" | 42 |
| Flirty wife in "Of Mice and Men" | 42 |
| Eliot's "Journey of the ___" | 42 |
| How to get something from nothing, perhaps | 42 |
| __ cum laude (not quite "summa") | 42 |
| "Mr." whose first name is Quincy | 42 |
| Rossini's "The Thieving ___" | 42 |
| British warship or a fine feathered friend | 42 |
| "The Treachery of Images" artist | 42 |
| "Shoutin' in Key" singer Taj | 42 |
| "Das Lied von der Erde" composer | 42 |
| "The Song of the Earth" composer | 42 |
| "Resurrection Symphony" composer | 42 |
| When Canada celebrates la Fete de la Reine | 42 |
| Any of three "Mikado" characters | 42 |
| They're living and loving, to Zeppelin | 42 |
| Something you get Saturday, but not Sunday | 42 |
| Coffin's "___ Ballads": 1938 | 42 |
| Favorite girlfriend or boyfriend, in slang | 42 |
| Servers' boss, when followed by d' | 42 |
| "La ___ Vestida" (Goya painting) | 42 |
| Pursued academically (with "in") | 42 |
| Show initial progress, with "in" | 42 |
| Plays a hole to its "quota," say | 42 |
| Powers in "The Doomsday Machine" | 42 |
| "By any means necessary" speaker | 42 |
| "The ___ Animal": Thurber-Nugent | 42 |
| Pricey Southern California beachfront city | 42 |
| North America's largest is in Edmonton | 42 |
| Minneapolis boasts the largest in the U.S. | 42 |
| ''Atlantic City'' director | 42 |
| Title acquired the moment someone is born? | 42 |
| Peggy Wood's title role on 50's TV | 42 |
| Michelle Phillips and Cass Elliot, for two | 42 |
| Three Dog Night "__ Not to Come" | 42 |
| "Glengarry Glen Ross" playwright | 42 |
| "___ mia! I forgot the flowers!" | 42 |
| Neil Diamond is a "Solitary" one | 42 |
| "Rain ___" (Dustin Hoffman film) | 42 |
| ''The Running ___'' (1987) | 42 |
| "Music in the Tuileries" painter | 42 |
| "Music in the Tuileries" creator | 42 |
| Something caused by the Beatles or Pokemon | 42 |
| Announcement by a frustrated poker player? | 42 |
| Site of an Ali-Frazier "Thrilla" | 42 |
| "Could It Be Magic" singer, 1975 | 42 |
| Record holder for most World Series homers | 42 |
| You can say that again and again and again | 42 |
| Language known to native speakers as Gaelg | 42 |
| "Love is a ___-Splendored Thing" | 42 |
| Word repeated before "moons ago" | 42 |
| "From ___ to Mozart" (1981 film) | 42 |
| The Four Modernizations followed his death | 42 |