| TV sitcom boy who liked to fish | 31 |
| The "O" in O magazine | 31 |
| The O in "O" magazine | 31 |
| The "O" of O Magazine | 31 |
| Talk-show hostess rivaling Phil | 31 |
| Tests for many Ph.D. candidates | 31 |
| The sun, moon and planets, e.g. | 31 |
| The sun, the moon and the stars | 31 |
| They're taken while waiting | 31 |
| They're often twisted apart | 31 |
| They're found in the ground | 31 |
| They're taken out of ranges | 31 |
| They're often lying in beds | 31 |
| They're found in rock bands | 31 |
| They're discovered in vein? | 31 |
| TV's 'Deal -- Deal' | 31 |
| Two-time Art Ross Trophy winner | 31 |
| They might be near I.C.U.'s | 31 |
| Tributary of the Missouri River | 31 |
| Tributary on the Missouri River | 31 |
| Town where Sonja Henie was born | 31 |
| Tasmania's highest mountain | 31 |
| The Cowboys of the Big 12 Conf. | 31 |
| They have indoor windows: Abbr. | 31 |
| Tryon's "The ___" | 31 |
| The Senators, on the scoreboard | 31 |
| Tours ''Sure!'' | 31 |
| Tagged before reaching the base | 31 |
| There are 54 in a game, usually | 31 |
| Toaster ___ (kitchen appliance) | 31 |
| Track star of the 1936 Olympics | 31 |
| They sometimes have great horns | 31 |
| Temple attendees cheer for them | 31 |
| They're drafted for service | 31 |
| Thickly lined, as a winter coat | 31 |
| The Dresden Dolls singer Amanda | 31 |
| Treeless plain of South America | 31 |
| Tried to catch one's breath | 31 |
| Two of a '60s vocal quartet | 31 |
| They'll get under your skin | 31 |
| The "Athens of Italy" | 31 |
| To Watson, these are elementary | 31 |
| Take advantage of a broken line | 31 |
| Time traveler's destination | 31 |
| They may be sordid or checkered | 31 |
| They're welcome on the back | 31 |
| Tom Canty, in a Mark Twain book | 31 |
| They have a base of 100 (abbr.) | 31 |
| Traditional Christmas sentiment | 31 |
| The point of mountain climbing? | 31 |
| Top-hatted Planters logo Mr. __ | 31 |
| They may be strained for a baby | 31 |
| They're developed by rowing | 31 |
| They're big on bodybuilders | 31 |
| The Carolinas' __ Dee River | 31 |
| Tool used when making apple pie | 31 |
| Tower of Hanoi puzzle threesome | 31 |
| The Big Apple's ___ Station | 31 |
| They may be pocketed or chained | 31 |
| Two-time president of Argentina | 31 |
| Theoretical unending phenomenon | 31 |
| The Swan River flows through it | 31 |
| Two-time Tony winner Bernadette | 31 |
| Their players are often benched | 31 |
| Tin tossed as the first Frisbee | 31 |
| They're taken out in alleys | 31 |
| The worst. with "the" | 31 |
| TV image's smallest element | 31 |
| Try not to be taken by surprise | 31 |
| Texas city just north of Dallas | 31 |
| The Ducks' school, casually | 31 |
| The best novels have great ones | 31 |
| Tidbit in Jack Horner's pie | 31 |
| Title professor in a 1957 novel | 31 |
| Track-meet "elevator" | 31 |
| Twice, a cheerleader's need | 31 |
| They're played at the track | 31 |
| Those that Robin Hood protected | 31 |
| Third line at the bottom: Abbr. | 31 |
| They usually end 'amen' | 31 |
| Teacher's before-class work | 31 |
| Turn _____ (start making money) | 31 |
| Today they're called issues | 31 |
| They may provide senior moments | 31 |
| Tap-on-the-shoulder alternative | 31 |
| They meet when school's out | 31 |
| Turn over the pigskin, in a way | 31 |
| They emit light and radio waves | 31 |
| Tech support may have long ones | 31 |
| Two-time Israeli prime minister | 31 |
| The Kentucky Derby, for example | 31 |
| They think they're superior | 31 |
| Triangle removed before a break | 31 |
| Totally cool, in '90s slang | 31 |
| Traffic controllers' device | 31 |
| Traffic controller's device | 31 |
| The 30's and 40's, e.g. | 31 |
| Travels on white water, perhaps | 31 |
| Threadbare or tattered clothing | 31 |
| Ticket for a postponed ballgame | 31 |