"I'm Gonna Git You ___" (Keenen Ivory Wayans film) | 64 |
"That will be ere the set of ___": "Macbeth" | 64 |
Like costs that can't be recovered, in economists' lingo | 64 |
''Big'' part of California or of a Kerouac novel | 64 |
One "standing by the ocean's roar," in a 1963 song | 64 |
Scandinavian man's name that means "young warrior" | 64 |
Surge of water [sign up for weekly indie xwords at avxwords.com] | 64 |
Drum used in the Beatles' "Within You Without You" | 64 |
Dessert Calvin doesn't like in "Calvin and Hobbes" | 64 |
Gerald O'Hara won the land for it in an all-night poker game | 64 |
"I tawt I ___ a puddy tat!" (Tweety's exclamation) | 64 |
TV show whose opening sequence was shot on the Queensboro Bridge | 64 |
Require forbearance -- and what this puzzle's theme might do | 64 |
Network whose first broadcast was "Gone With the Wind" | 64 |
Quarterback Tim with the highest-selling jersey in the NFL today | 64 |
It might say "Who the Hell is Brendan Emmett Quigley?" | 64 |
Instructional program for many a student traveling abroad: Abbr. | 64 |
John Gotti's nickname, with "the" [United Kingdom] | 64 |
Number of clues in this puzzle that contain factual inaccuracies | 64 |
Word with ''road'' or ''screen'' | 64 |
Word with ''pattern'' or ''run'' | 64 |
___ From Last Night (website that collects regrettable messages) | 64 |
"Nuthin' but a 'G' ___" (1993 Dr. Dre hit) | 64 |
"You've Lost ___" (The Righteous Brothers) (4,5,6) | 64 |
Terpenoid organic chemical that makes music sound really awesome | 64 |
Classic treatise whose first chapter is "Laying Plans" | 64 |
Book that recommends putting the sun in your opponent's eyes | 64 |
World's longest wooden roller coaster, located in Cincinnati | 64 |
"Need we say it, ladies? High prices are for ___!" ... | 64 |
1985 Steven Spielberg film with 11 Oscar nominations and no wins | 64 |
Rapper whose 2006 album "Doctor's Advocate" was #1 | 64 |
Play in which a college kid's football prayers are answered? | 64 |
"All this cookware! What's your favorite, Martha?" | 64 |
"All the stars were shining bright, and ___ kissed me" | 64 |
Where extra words have been added to four answers in this puzzle | 64 |
Characters who "haunt" this puzzle's theme answers | 64 |
Art direction nominees Crowley and Ochipinti for "___" | 64 |
"___ always money in the banana stand!" (George Bluth) | 64 |
Hope/Crosby travel flick that takes place in Mali's capital? | 64 |
Hustling is the same as cheating, according to these authorities | 64 |
Band with a 1985 U.K. #1 album titled "Meat Is Murder" | 64 |
Annual Manhattan event (represented symbolically in this puzzle) | 64 |
Collective name for this puzzle's half-dozen starred entries | 64 |
Unappealing theme restaurant devoted to Hans Christian Andersen? | 64 |
Bronx heroes (including the first word of a Matthew Prior quote) | 64 |
Why professional poker players rarely hit longer than 100 yards? | 64 |
"___ here" (classic line from "Poltergeist") | 64 |
What happens when you offer to build a new community rec center? | 64 |
"___ Diamond Ring" (Gary Lewis & the Playboys hit) | 64 |
"Twenty Years After "predecessor, with "The" | 64 |
Whence the song "Mack the Knife," with "The" | 64 |
"Toddlers & ___" (controversial reality TV series) | 64 |
Oscar nominee for supporting actress in "Agnes of God" | 64 |
"Dude, spare me the details of your full body wax ..." | 64 |
He gave Lisa noogies in a "Saturday Night Live" sketch | 64 |
Ned's Atomic Dustbin "You Don't Want ___ That" | 64 |
"A mother is not a person ___ on . . . ": D. C. Fisher | 64 |
"The highest result of education is ___": Helen Keller | 64 |
MySpace president Anderson who always shows up as a first friend | 64 |
"You don't want ___ emotions up . . . ": Hemingway | 64 |
"__ Big to Fail": 2009 account of the financial crisis | 64 |
Word with ''seed'' or ''banana'' | 64 |
"As if there weren't enough," after "to" | 64 |
Uncreative Father's Day present rated the best in the world? | 64 |
Baseball manager Joe who coauthored "The Yankee Years" | 64 |
Words repeated at the start of the "Sailor's Song" | 64 |
"Out __" (Chapter 1 of "Tarzan of the Apes") | 64 |
Lisa Lisa "Ooh baby, I think I love you from head ___" | 64 |
'Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue' singer, to Roget? | 64 |
Prefix with ''pod'' or ''angle'' | 64 |
Works on getting some football players introduced to each other? | 64 |
Word with ''power'' or ''field'' | 64 |
"Let the Rabbit Eat ___" (mail-in 1976 cereal contest) | 64 |
Indie film producers behind "The Toxic Avenger" series | 64 |
Word with ''hunter'' or ''wife'' | 64 |
President whose middle initial, S, didn't stand for anything | 64 |
Cable network with the motto "Not reality. Actuality." | 64 |
Opening words of the Beatles' "We Can Work It Out" | 64 |
Rimsky-Korsakov's ''The Tale of ___ Saltan'' | 64 |
___ bomb (nickname of the largest nuclear weapon ever detonated) | 64 |
Watkins who plays Bob Hunter on "Desperate Housewives" | 64 |
Popular dashboard application for management of Twitter accounts | 64 |
Singer of the 1958 #1 hit "It's Only Make Believe" | 64 |
When Matthew Lesko's "Free Money" is likely to air | 64 |
Holder of the highest career batting average in baseball history | 64 |
"So Much in Love" singing group, with "The" | 64 |
Word with ''blood'' or ''touch'' | 64 |
It's marketed as "The exotic tangelo from Jamaica" | 64 |
Food brand whose Web site offers a specialty recipe for duckling | 64 |
"Yo mama's so ___, her face is closed on weekends" | 64 |
Poem that begins "The skies they were ashen and sober" | 64 |
Thurman whose heart was a plot point in "Pulp Fiction" | 64 |
She played Emma in the movie version of "The Avengers" | 64 |
Actress Thurman of "Percy Jackson & The Olympians" | 64 |
His "Foucault's Pendulum" was published in '88 | 64 |
Play subtitled "Scenes From Country Life in Four Acts" | 64 |
"Il était ___ fois ..." (French fairy-tale starter) | 64 |
Prefix for ''cycle'' or ''form'' | 64 |
"Come ___ these yellow sands": "The Tempest" | 64 |
Words with ''arms'' or ''smoke'' | 64 |