| The fan mail that backup singers get? | 37 |
| The feel of Manhattan? (Honda/Saturn) | 37 |
| Twentieth-century piano great Van ___ | 37 |
| Textiles elevated to a higher status? | 37 |
| Typical termite in a California city? | 37 |
| These bring guitars and amps together | 37 |
| Tools used by dairy farm accountants? | 37 |
| They may be made with pitching wedges | 37 |
| Thumb-hit-by-a-hammer outburst, maybe | 37 |
| Tony- and Emmy-winning actress Blythe | 37 |
| Troubled Gyllenhaal character of 2001 | 37 |
| Topic in "Inherit the Wind" | 37 |
| They're handy for overnight stays | 37 |
| The Food Network's Paula and sons | 37 |
| Transferred, as sovereignty, by death | 37 |
| Transfers, for a limited time, at law | 37 |
| Three-time Olympic gold medalist Gail | 37 |
| TV series with Scott Baio as a doctor | 37 |
| Tragically heartbroken figure of myth | 37 |
| They may be consumed with light meals | 37 |
| They're thrown in track and field | 37 |
| They demand exact conformity to rules | 37 |
| Talk about pitchers and quarterbacks? | 37 |
| Title held by a trainer of R.N.'s | 37 |
| Title role portrayed by Peter Sellers | 37 |
| Top drawer splattered bit of rain (9) | 37 |
| They help you see things more clearly | 37 |
| The right amount to be serendipitous? | 37 |
| Thackeray's "Henry ___" | 37 |
| TV golf analyst who won three Masters | 37 |
| The free play of creative imagination | 37 |
| Team that offers major possibilities? | 37 |
| Traveling at 186,500 miles per second | 37 |
| Title first applied to Dolley Madison | 37 |
| Two pianists, in musicians' argot | 37 |
| Tony winner for playing Richard Nixon | 37 |
| The Flintstones' favorite dancer? | 37 |
| Thingamabob whose purpose is unclear? | 37 |
| Today's 20-somethings, as a group | 37 |
| These may have been given to Ishmael? | 37 |
| Target black-market lingerie dealers? | 37 |
| The athlete will be with you in . . . | 37 |
| Treasure-hunting kids in a 1985 movie | 37 |
| Travel solo, just like in this story? | 37 |
| Took flak for something one said, say | 37 |
| They get stuffed at Greek restaurants | 37 |
| To ace Agricultural Science, avoid __ | 37 |
| The best dressed men in church, often | 37 |
| Takes an ax to some old sound systems | 37 |
| This puzzle's honoree (1944-2014) | 37 |
| This puzzle's honoree (1927-2008) | 37 |
| Things found at discount shoe stores? | 37 |
| Type of wire carrying extreme voltage | 37 |
| Times when sand castles are destroyed | 37 |
| Techno version of a Patsy Cline song? | 37 |
| The Beatles' "___ Life" | 37 |
| The path to becoming a Mafia kingpin? | 37 |
| To such a degree, with "as" | 37 |
| Taught gradually, with "in" | 37 |
| Touchscreen device introduced in 2007 | 37 |
| Time's 2007 Invention of the Year | 37 |
| Three Days Grace "___ Over" | 37 |
| Tommy Edwards chart-topper of '58 | 37 |
| Tasso's "___ Delivered" | 37 |
| The first American to orbit the Earth | 37 |
| Trendy features of some high-end gyms | 37 |
| Track and field star sends a message? | 37 |
| The Golden Flashes, in college sports | 37 |
| Typing (and the theme of this puzzle) | 37 |
| The skull reminded Hamlet that he ___ | 37 |
| The ThrustSSC holds the record for it | 37 |
| Two-time green jacket wearer Bernhard | 37 |
| Ten-o'clock scholar's problem | 37 |
| Transport choice for business bigwigs | 37 |
| Teen driver's paperwork, probably | 37 |
| Trait of one displaying good judgment | 37 |
| Theorized result of comet bombardment | 37 |
| They may be spread in the locker room | 37 |
| The Golden Arches, for McDonald's | 37 |
| TheyÂ’re inseparable, sang Sinatra | 37 |
| Tune from "Good News": 1927 | 37 |
| They go under some athletes' tops | 37 |
| The narc-turned-sculptor recently ___ | 37 |
| Tarkington book, with "The" | 37 |
| Thorn in Dennis the Menace's side | 37 |
| T. N. Page's "___ Chan" | 37 |
| Tubby comic and Pulitzer Prize author | 37 |
| Two-for-one at a leading dating site? | 37 |
| Title woman in a Harry Belafonte song | 37 |
| The Ballad of the Harp Weaver poet | 37 |
| Try to remove barnacles with a spray? | 37 |
| Team on the receiving end of a prank? | 37 |
| Throwing around wealth and prominence | 37 |
| Turning of wheels at the Daytona 500? | 37 |
| Teaching approach based on set theory | 37 |
| They're known for breaking things | 37 |
| TV host Graham and boxer Ken, for two | 37 |
| The Damned "___ This Earth" | 37 |
| Typical snack of Bartholomew Roberts? | 37 |
| TV's "Just the Ten ___" | 37 |