| "All I ___ needed is here in my arms" | 47 |
| "... happily __ after" | 32 |
| "... and they lived happily ___ after" | 48 |
| "___ feel like you've been had?" | 46 |
| "___ After" (Drew Barrymore film) | 43 |
| " . . . happily __ after" | 35 |
| " . . . for ___ in joy!": Browning | 44 |
| ''Thanks ___ so much!'' | 39 |
| ''Did you ___?'' | 32 |
| ''As ___'' (letter closing) | 43 |
| ''... lived happily ___ after'' | 47 |
| ''... ___ after'' | 33 |
| The Tibetans call it Chomolungma | 32 |
| View from Sagarmatha National Park | 34 |
| Mountain previously named Peak XV | 33 |
| Mountain natives call Sagarmatha | 32 |
| Mountain known locally as Chomolungma | 37 |
| Krakauer's "Into Thin Air" locale | 47 |
| It was scaled in just over eight hours in 2004 | 46 |
| Engineer for whom a peak was named | 34 |
| Chomolungma's more familiar name | 36 |
| "Queen of the Himalayas" | 34 |
| Washington town where Glenn Beck was born | 41 |
| Lincoln's co-speaker at Gettysburg | 38 |
| Former surgeon general C. ___ Koop | 34 |
| Chad of "Medical Center" | 34 |
| Actor Sloane of "Citizen Kane" | 40 |
| "Medical Center" co-star of 70's TV | 49 |
| Last name of musical brothers Don and Phil | 42 |
| Either singer of "Cathy's Clown" | 46 |
| Either "Cathy's Clown" singer | 43 |
| Either "Bye Bye Love" singer | 38 |
| Either "Bye Bye Love" brother | 39 |
| Don or Phil of 50's-60's pop | 36 |
| "Wake Up Little Susie" brothers | 41 |
| "Cathy's Clown" brothers | 38 |
| "Tinker to ___ to Chance" | 35 |
| Tinker to __ to Chance: classic double-play combo | 49 |
| Tinker to __ to Chance: old double-play combo | 45 |
| Second baseman called "The Crab" | 42 |
| Player between Tinker and Chance | 32 |
| Part of a famous double-play combo | 34 |
| Medgar of the civil rights movement | 35 |
| Hall-of-Fame second baseman Johnny | 34 |
| Duke ___, Rocky's manager/trainer | 37 |
| Civil rights leader from Mississippi | 36 |
| Brooklyn's Medgar ___ College | 33 |
| "Miss ___ Boys" (1997) | 32 |
| " . . . ___ to Chance" | 32 |
| 'Tinker to -- to Chance' | 32 |
| '50s-'60s civil rights leader | 37 |
| '50s-'60s civil rights activist | 39 |
| "Be it ___ humble . . . " | 35 |
| "Be it ___ humble ..." | 32 |
| "Be it ___ humble . . ." | 34 |
| ''Be it ___ humble ...'' | 40 |
| Three-time Wimbledon winner Chris | 33 |
| Winner of four consecutive U.S. Open titles | 43 |
| Chris who won 18 Grand Slam singles titles | 42 |
| Chris known for her ground strokes | 34 |
| Champion with a two-handed backhand | 35 |
| Winner of four straight U.S. Opens, 1975-'78 | 48 |
| Tennis star nicknamed "The Ice Maiden" | 48 |
| Six-time U.S. Open tennis champion | 34 |
| Seven-time winner of the French Open | 36 |
| Seven-time French Open singles champ | 36 |
| Florida's ___ Tennis Academy | 32 |
| First female athlete to host "SNL" | 44 |
| Athlete a.k.a. "The Ice Maiden" | 41 |
| 1995 Tennis Hall of Fame inductee | 33 |
| ''Ice Maiden'' of sports | 40 |
| ''God bless us ___ one'' | 40 |
| "This happens ___ time!" | 34 |
| "God bless us ___ one" | 32 |
| "Ay, ___ inch a king": Shak. | 38 |
| "___ Heartbeat" (Amy Grant hit) | 41 |
| "__ Breath You Take": Police hit | 42 |
| Start of a pessimist's credo | 32 |
| Amy Grant's "___ Heartbeat" | 41 |
| "God bless us, ___ one!" | 34 |
| "God bless us --- one" | 32 |
| "Give ___ man thy ear . . . ": Shak. | 46 |
| "___ Man in His Humour": Jonson | 41 |
| "___ little breeze . . . " | 36 |
| "___ Heartbeat" (1991 Amy Grant hit) | 46 |
| "__ Which Way but Loose" | 34 |
| "__ Little Kiss": 1987 hit | 36 |
| "__ Heartbeat": Amy Grant hit | 39 |
| ''___ man for himself!'' | 40 |
| ''__ little bit helps'' | 39 |
| "They'd eaten ___" | 32 |
| All-inclusive text on frequency? | 32 |
| Twain's "___ Diary" | 33 |
| You can't have big days without them | 40 |
| Final dates for holiday planning | 32 |
| "___ Bayou" (1997 film) | 33 |
| "__ Diary" (Twain short story) | 40 |
| After-dark times, in classifieds | 32 |
| Times for final holiday preparations | 36 |
| December 24 and December 31, notably | 36 |