| Bad snacks for computer operators? | 34 |
| Being a commanding dental surgeon? | 34 |
| Big attraction for bargain hunters | 34 |
| Bird also called a black guillemot | 34 |
| Big Board's Big Brother: Abbr. | 34 |
| Big name in home video games, once | 34 |
| Be an overzealous autograph hound? | 34 |
| Body over which Bush once presided | 34 |
| Buildings where bills are produced | 34 |
| Board game found in Egyptian tombs | 34 |
| Berger of "Major Dundee" | 34 |
| Be Kind to Editors and Writers Mo. | 34 |
| Beethoven's Opus 20 and others | 34 |
| Best part of Ivanisevic's game | 34 |
| Bit of advice from a tennis coach? | 34 |
| Biblical land in what is now Yemen | 34 |
| Bed linen where bad stuff goes on? | 34 |
| Beatles: "Old Brown ___" | 34 |
| Broadcasts a 1937 Cary Grant film? | 34 |
| Bloodhound Gang "___ Up" | 34 |
| Bracketed word in a verbatim quote | 34 |
| Boz Scaggs "___ Degrees" | 34 |
| Bon Jovi "Living in ___" | 34 |
| Business letter addressee, perhaps | 34 |
| Begin to assume the lotus position | 34 |
| Booze brought to a barbecue, often | 34 |
| Buffalo Tom's eyes in '95? | 34 |
| Billy Bob Thornton film of '96 | 34 |
| Blue-black fruit of the blackthorn | 34 |
| Britney Spears's boating song? | 34 |
| Bless, with ''on'' | 34 |
| British : trainer :: American : __ | 34 |
| Bid at the last second, as on eBay | 34 |
| Balloon used in atmospheric probes | 34 |
| Balms, comforters, consolers, etc. | 34 |
| Baden-Baden or Aix-les-bains, e.g. | 34 |
| Brilliant thinkers they're not | 34 |
| Border sharers of Europe and Asia? | 34 |
| Bowling scores inferior to strikes | 34 |
| Bout of retail "therapy" | 34 |
| Bad sound for a hot air balloonist | 34 |
| Big shot overseeing metamorphoses? | 34 |
| British Parliament outrage of 1765 | 34 |
| Booker T. and the M.G.'s label | 34 |
| Bob Seger "___ the Same" | 34 |
| Broker's recommendation: Abbr. | 34 |
| Busch Stadium team, on scoreboards | 34 |
| Bangkok alternative to home-baked? | 34 |
| Berry's "X-Men" role | 34 |
| Barbershop group trying very hard? | 34 |
| British Columbia's _____ Coast | 34 |
| Burmese dissident Aung San ___ Kyi | 34 |
| Ballet's Odette, alternatively | 34 |
| Byproduct of elbow grease, perhaps | 34 |
| Bernadotte, Hammarskjöld et al. | 34 |
| Barrett of the original Pink Floyd | 34 |
| Beethoven's Fifth, e.g.: Abbr. | 34 |
| Bashar al-Assad's land (abbr.) | 34 |
| Billy Blanks's fitness program | 34 |
| Battle of Fort Brooke locale, 1863 | 34 |
| Body of Hindu or Buddhist writings | 34 |
| Batch baked by the Queen of Hearts | 34 |
| Big name in foreign news, ITAR-___ | 34 |
| Business datum required by the IRS | 34 |
| Bats are smaller than normal in it | 34 |
| Big initials in comedy syndication | 34 |
| British East India Company product | 34 |
| Bit that's read in phyllomancy | 34 |
| Became weepy (with "up") | 34 |
| Began golfing, with "up" | 34 |
| Bill showing the Treasury Building | 34 |
| Bills with Hamilton's portrait | 34 |
| Backpacker's quarters, perhaps | 34 |
| Band whose career is totally over? | 34 |
| Boston transit run or rink divider | 34 |
| Bara, ''The Vamp'' | 34 |
| Beginning of an ungrammatical quip | 34 |
| Book about a seabird's cheese? | 34 |
| Beginning with electric or nuclear | 34 |
| Burnett tale of a heron sanctuary? | 34 |
| Back-to-back-to-back championships | 34 |
| Blooming work by Brecht and Weill? | 34 |
| Babylonian goddess of ocean waters | 34 |
| Book-of-the-Month Club's owner | 34 |
| Basic protection from the elements | 34 |
| Box office sales, in showbiz slang | 34 |
| Burns' "_____ Mouse" | 34 |
| Breakfast bread that's browned | 34 |
| Belch in "Twelfth Night" | 34 |
| Body part susceptible to frostbite | 34 |
| Build muscles, with "up" | 34 |
| Basil that sang "Mickey" | 34 |
| Bird on a Kellogg's cereal box | 34 |
| Baseball card collectors, at times | 34 |
| Broad shoulders or long legs, e.g. | 34 |
| Betty Smith's grew in Brooklyn | 34 |
| Baby's cradle location in song | 34 |
| Big name in full-suspension frames | 34 |
| Bank transaction at the army base? | 34 |
| Biographical play set in Manhattan | 34 |