Wanamaker ___ (Millrose Games highlight) | 40 |
Race that once had a four-minute barrier | 40 |
American record-holder Steve Scott, e.g. | 40 |
" . . . ___ of human kindness" | 40 |
"After the Fall" author Arthur | 40 |
Mr. Minderbinder of "Catch-22" | 40 |
Boy in "The Phantom Tollbooth" | 40 |
___ Minderbinder of "Catch-22" | 40 |
Acting genre once studied by David Bowie | 40 |
"The ___ Project" (Fox comedy) | 40 |
"That Old Irish Mother of ___" | 40 |
Sal of "Rebel Without a Cause" | 40 |
"Rebel Without a Cause" costar | 40 |
Worker on West Virginia's state seal | 40 |
"Dwelt a ___, forty-niner ..." | 40 |
Cheevy of Edwin Arlington Robinson verse | 40 |
Its state bird is the common loon: Abbr. | 40 |
"Arrested Development" actress | 40 |
''Cabaret'' Oscar winner | 40 |
One who can't legally drink or drive | 40 |
Studied secondarily, with "in" | 40 |
Items often found near the cash register | 40 |
It's done in the form of an S or a Z | 40 |
Park nicknamed "The Juice Box" | 40 |
"Caro ___ ben" (Giordani aria) | 40 |
Geological epoch when mastodons appeared | 40 |
Craft whose name means "peace" | 40 |
Spaceship that used the Moscow time zone | 40 |
Space station that had a supply of vodka | 40 |
Space station that fell to Earth in 2001 | 40 |
Modular space station assembled in orbit | 40 |
Variable star in the constellation Cetus | 40 |
Grafton's "___ for Malice" | 40 |
"Random" abbr. on a moving box | 40 |
Strindberg's "_____ Julie" | 40 |
"Driving ___ Daisy," Uhry play | 40 |
Beethoven's "___ Solemnis" | 40 |
Midler's "Divine" nickname | 40 |
Question in a long-distance relationship | 40 |
School that hosts an annual Mystery Hunt | 40 |
Physicist's alma mater, maybe: Abbr. | 40 |
"Bringing Down the House" sch. | 40 |
Archbishop of Canterbury's headdress | 40 |
They keep flies from landing on diamonds | 40 |
"Les __" (musical, familiarly) | 40 |
Year in Edward the Confessor's reign | 40 |
"A Testament of Hope" monogram | 40 |
___ de Pompadour (figure in Fr. history) | 40 |
Equivalents of Sras. across the Pyrenees | 40 |
100th anniversary of the Potemkin mutiny | 40 |
Evidence of paranormal activity, perhaps | 40 |
Yemeni port famous as a source of coffee | 40 |
Ford featured on "The Waltons" | 40 |
Matthew of "Full Metal Jacket" | 40 |
"Vision Quest" co-star Matthew | 40 |
Tavern owner on "The Simpsons" | 40 |
Victim of Bart Simpson's prank calls | 40 |
Target of many a Bart Simpson prank call | 40 |
He pours beers for Homer, Carl and Lenny | 40 |
"The Godfather" mobster Greene | 40 |
Tavern in the same city as Krusty Burger | 40 |
"Last Comic Standing" host Jay | 40 |
"L'état, c'est ___" | 40 |
''Lil' ol' me?'' | 40 |
''Li'l ol' me?'' | 40 |
Gretchen of "Boardwalk Empire" | 40 |
It may be drilled before it's filled | 40 |
The Palmer Squares "Blind ___" | 40 |
Illinois home of the John Deere Pavilion | 40 |
''Fibber McGee and ___'' | 40 |
"___ Mario" (old cooking show) | 40 |
NYC home to "The Starry Night" | 40 |
Brief encounter with cocktail garnishes? | 40 |
When "Gossip Girl" airs: Abbr. | 40 |
Former U.S. poet laureate _____ Van Duyn | 40 |
"___ Lisa" (Louvre attraction) | 40 |
___ Van Duyn, 1991 Pulitzer-winning poet | 40 |
"The Da Vinci Code" cover girl | 40 |
When repeated, a Mamas and the Papas hit | 40 |
''___ Cane'' (1962 film) | 40 |
"Woman With a Parasol" painter | 40 |
French impressionist painter (1840-1926) | 40 |
Its "love" nourishes depravity | 40 |
Transit for people with one-track minds? | 40 |
Its flag depicts a plow, shovel and pick | 40 |
___ Leone, highest of the Lepontine Alps | 40 |
Yellowcard "One Year, Six ___" | 40 |
What a milker's cold hands may cause | 40 |
Possible reply to "Got milk?"? | 40 |
[I'm getting absolutely milked here] | 40 |
"What's up, cow?" response | 40 |
"I need to be milked," perhaps | 40 |
Type of ring that goes with bell-bottoms | 40 |
"Switched-On Bach" synthesizer | 40 |
"Switched on Bach" synthesizer | 40 |
Kayo's "brudder" in comics | 40 |
"I never saw a ___": Dickinson | 40 |
Soprano in "One Night of Love" | 40 |
"A Few Good Men" star Demi ___ | 40 |
Solve a problem using overwhelming force | 40 |