| Italian physicist, 1745-1827 | 28 |
| AC/DC: "High ____" | 28 |
| Units of electromotive force | 28 |
| One with a game face, maybe? | 28 |
| Latin for "I roll" | 28 |
| From, in some European names | 28 |
| Max ___ Sydow, Swedish actor | 28 |
| Equivalent of "de" | 28 |
| Count Ferdinand ___ Zeppelin | 28 |
| ___ Dutch (clothing company) | 28 |
| Broadband company since 2001 | 28 |
| Family name in a hit musical | 28 |
| Va-va-___ (exciting quality) | 28 |
| "Va-va-va- _____!" | 28 |
| Columnist Marilyn ___ Savant | 28 |
| Range in northeastern France | 28 |
| Have one's say, in a way | 28 |
| Formally register an opinion | 28 |
| It may result in a landslide | 28 |
| Exercise one's franchise | 28 |
| Choice usually made secretly | 28 |
| They may take poll positions | 28 |
| V.I.P.'s on Election Day | 28 |
| They turn out some Novembers | 28 |
| People with a poll position? | 28 |
| Bono ___ (U2 lead, early on) | 28 |
| Lyrical track, to a producer | 28 |
| Lyric track, in studio-speak | 28 |
| Classical-music record label | 28 |
| Gore and Quayle, once: Abbr. | 28 |
| Agnew and Gore, once (abbr.) | 28 |
| Winston Churchill flashed it | 28 |
| Visibility, in product names | 28 |
| Like Spock's nerve pinch | 28 |
| Bugs on a highway, for short | 28 |
| Beetles on wheels, for short | 28 |
| British servicewoman: W.W. I | 28 |
| Female W.W. II-era enlistees | 28 |
| Spot for gyring and gimbling | 28 |
| New Mexico State sports grp. | 28 |
| Baylor University's city | 28 |
| Home to the Dr Pepper Museum | 28 |
| Home of the Dr Pepper Museum | 28 |
| Baylor University's home | 28 |
| Big poker player's wager | 28 |
| Singer/Songwriter Roger Alan | 28 |
| Go in up to one's ankles | 28 |
| Go in the kiddie pool, maybe | 28 |
| Go in only a little way, say | 28 |
| Baseball Hall of Famer Boggs | 28 |
| Used the children's pool | 28 |
| Cross a stream under an elm? | 28 |
| Gully that's usually dry | 28 |
| Guy who walks through water? | 28 |
| Longfellow's middle name | 28 |
| Integrated circuit component | 28 |
| What a tongue or tail may do | 28 |
| Move like a hound's tail | 28 |
| Word after minimum or living | 28 |
| Invaded, with "on" | 28 |
| What you may make at a fight | 28 |
| 'Siegfried' composer | 28 |
| Pioneer's transportation | 28 |
| "Wait for the ___" | 28 |
| ___ pedal (guitar accessory) | 28 |
| "Wiseguy" star Ken | 28 |
| Typical Horatio Alger heroes | 28 |
| The 24 in '36-24-36' | 28 |
| It's often tape-measured | 28 |
| "Spare tire" sites | 28 |
| "Hurry up and ___" | 28 |
| Learned co-star of the 1970s | 28 |
| He played John Boy's pop | 28 |
| "The Waltons" star | 28 |
| One with a heavy course load | 28 |
| Attends, with "on" | 28 |
| Give up, as one's rights | 28 |
| What a boat may leave behind | 28 |
| Island attacked Dec. 7, 1941 | 28 |
| Role for Redford, ___ Pepper | 28 |
| Salad with apples and grapes | 28 |
| A ridge, especially on cloth | 28 |
| Ridge on a pair of corduroys | 28 |
| Word on an intersection sign | 28 |
| Aid for a person with a limp | 28 |
| Dramatic baseball game ender | 28 |
| These can be drawn or issued | 28 |
| Fall victim to movie pirates | 28 |
| Apartments without elevators | 28 |
| The Green Monster, in Boston | 28 |
| Interactive Facebook feature | 28 |
| Twice, a sweet onion variety | 28 |
| Half of a Western U.S. city? | 28 |
| Novelist who created Ben-Hur | 28 |
| Trash-compacting Pixar robot | 28 |
| Pixar film set in the future | 28 |
| 2012 Niagara Falls aerialist | 28 |
| Where G.W. nestles with A.L. | 28 |
| Shy person at a social event | 28 |
| Commiseration consideration? | 28 |