| Blondie song about bullfight cheer? | 35 |
| ___ Salty's (potato chip brand) | 35 |
| Ingredient of Lay's Light chips | 35 |
| Ingredient in Lay's Light chips | 35 |
| Owner of a legendary lantern kicker | 35 |
| Southern university founded in 1848 | 35 |
| You can believe it's not butter | 35 |
| Spread across the Eastern seaboard? | 35 |
| Something that's been clarified | 35 |
| A shortening, in more ways than one | 35 |
| Ricardo's "Rah! Rah!" | 35 |
| "Three Sisters" character | 35 |
| First name among gymnastics legends | 35 |
| 10th-century Russian Orthodox saint | 35 |
| "Eugene Onegin" contralto | 35 |
| Ken of "thirstysomething" | 35 |
| "thirtysomething" co-star | 35 |
| Ken of "thirty-something" | 35 |
| "The Reader" actress Lena | 35 |
| It's a little bit of everything | 35 |
| It may be on the end of a toothpick | 35 |
| "___, the Other Reindeer" | 35 |
| Toothpick-shaped cartoon sweetheart | 35 |
| Dickens's "___ Twist" | 35 |
| Spanish dish of meat and vegetables | 35 |
| 1988 Oscar nominee Edward James ___ | 35 |
| "Stand and Deliver" actor | 35 |
| The Daily Planet cub reporter Jimmy | 35 |
| Half of a 1930's vaudeville duo | 35 |
| "Come on down!" announcer | 35 |
| Home of a mail order steak business | 35 |
| Where the Platte meets the Missouri | 35 |
| Home of a mail-order steak business | 35 |
| Where the Enola Gay plane was built | 35 |
| Union Pacific Railroad headquarters | 35 |
| Third horse to win the Triple Crown | 35 |
| The Oracle of ___ (Buffett epithet) | 35 |
| Nebraska home of Berkshire Hathaway | 35 |
| Nebraska city on the Missouri River | 35 |
| Locale-inspired Counting Crows song | 35 |
| Cornhusker state's largest city | 35 |
| City associated with Warren Buffett | 35 |
| Muscat Stock Market employee, maybe | 35 |
| They're ruled by Qabus ibn Said | 35 |
| Stickup man on "The Wire" | 35 |
| Costar of Hugh in "House" | 35 |
| "The Rubáiyát" poet | 35 |
| ''House'' star Epps | 35 |
| Name meaning "long-lived" | 35 |
| Epps of "Major League II" | 35 |
| Epps of "Higher Learning" | 35 |
| Costar of Hugh on "House" | 35 |
| "Lion of the Desert" role | 35 |
| "Funny Girl" actor Sharif | 35 |
| White House financial advisory grp. | 35 |
| Old-fashioned card game, in Britain | 35 |
| Where to 'ang one's 'at | 35 |
| "Follow me ___!": Kipling | 35 |
| Letter used to represent resistance | 35 |
| Letter shaped like an upside-down U | 35 |
| Corporate sponsor of Michael Phelps | 35 |
| Folded thing on the breakfast table | 35 |
| Meal served with potatoes au gratin | 35 |
| They may get whipped in the kitchen | 35 |
| With "The," G. Peck movie | 35 |
| Black-cat-inspired L.A. metal band? | 35 |
| "Damien: __": 1978 sequel | 35 |
| TexterÂ’s expression of surprise | 35 |
| Texter's expression of surprise | 35 |
| Texter's "Holy moly!" | 35 |
| Modern version of "Egad!" | 35 |
| "SMH ... I'm shocked" | 35 |
| "Holy smokes!," to a teen | 35 |
| Dagwood's "Goodness!" | 35 |
| Foget, like an 'r', perhaps | 35 |
| Popular Dodge model in the '80s | 35 |
| Atlanta arena, with "the" | 35 |
| Amor vincit ___ (love conquers all) | 35 |
| "___ vincit amor": Virgil | 35 |
| Sequel to ''Typee'' | 35 |
| S. Lover's "Rory ___" | 35 |
| City on the Trans-Siberian Railroad | 35 |
| __ shoestring: with little to spend | 35 |
| "__ scale of 1 to 10 ..." | 35 |
| How some YOLO moments are performed | 35 |
| How some ground balls may be played | 35 |
| Illuminated sign in a radio station | 35 |
| Words with empty stomach or upswing | 35 |
| "__ unrelated note . . ." | 35 |
| Without conscious thought, slangily | 35 |
| First word of "The Raven" | 35 |
| "The ___ and Future King" | 35 |
| "__ built a railroad ..." | 35 |
| "Mon ___," 1958 Tati film | 35 |
| At the designated time, to an actor | 35 |
| Romberg's "___ Alone" | 35 |
| 'A Chorus Line' showstopper | 35 |
| Number of consonants in this answer | 35 |
| Moss Hart's "Act ___" | 35 |
| It equals itself to the 100th power | 35 |