| Believer in Laotzu's philosophy | 35 |
| Kit Carson Home & Museum locale | 35 |
| New Mexico county where Ute Peak is | 35 |
| Kit Carson Memorial State Park site | 35 |
| Kit Carson Home and Museum location | 35 |
| "Pardon me . . ." gesture | 35 |
| Small plate of patatas bravas, e.g. | 35 |
| Finger food at a Spanish restaurant | 35 |
| It may be broken at the finish line | 35 |
| Glasses fastener for a nerd costume | 35 |
| Features of many Olympic broadcasts | 35 |
| Endangered animal with a long snout | 35 |
| Belize beast with a prominent snout | 35 |
| Alternative to Maytag or KitchenAid | 35 |
| Bugler's "good night" | 35 |
| Easily makes the hole with, in golf | 35 |
| ___ Heel (native of North Carolina) | 35 |
| Substance used in an old punishment | 35 |
| '90s post-hardcore Chicago band | 35 |
| ''GWTW'' plantation | 35 |
| Scarlett's letters arrived here | 35 |
| Fictional home of Gerald O'Hara | 35 |
| 1998 skating gold medalist Lipinski | 35 |
| "Gone With the Wind" home | 35 |
| 'Gone With the Wind' estate | 35 |
| Ancient Irish kings' enforcers? | 35 |
| "--- Bulba" (Gogol novel) | 35 |
| "___ Bulba" (Gogol story) | 35 |
| "___ Bulba" (Gogol novel) | 35 |
| Forte of the 10-o'clock scholar | 35 |
| Illiciting stares from the punctual | 35 |
| Estimating empty container weights? | 35 |
| Retailer with a bull's-eye logo | 35 |
| 2007 College World Series finalists | 35 |
| The Lightning-Struck Tower, for one | 35 |
| Type of deck with allegorical cards | 35 |
| It's pulled out by a groundcrew | 35 |
| Like a sucker that makes you pucker | 35 |
| Repeated word in Happy Mondays song | 35 |
| Elvis Costello song about a pastry? | 35 |
| Dentist's least favorite sauce? | 35 |
| ___ acid (baking powder ingredient) | 35 |
| Goods stolen by the Knave of Hearts | 35 |
| Sometime classroom leaders, briefly | 35 |
| Recitation section leaders, briefly | 35 |
| Brits' expressions of gratitude | 35 |
| Subdue aggressively, as a protester | 35 |
| Weapon often seen on "24" | 35 |
| Zapping with an electroshock weapon | 35 |
| Item on a "honey-do" list | 35 |
| Italian poet of "Rinaldo" | 35 |
| Have victory within one's grasp | 35 |
| Chefs doing quality assurance, e.g. | 35 |
| Subjective side-by-side comparisons | 35 |
| Superlative on "Top Chef" | 35 |
| Like salty licorice, to me at least | 35 |
| Common military decoration, briefly | 35 |
| Chinese characters, e.g., for short | 35 |
| "I must be off, old chap" | 35 |
| ''Catch you later'' | 35 |
| Language closely related to Bashkir | 35 |
| Cry upon leaving a Washington port? | 35 |
| London's __ Britain art gallery | 35 |
| Gallery featuring scores of Turners | 35 |
| Family in TV's "Soap" | 35 |
| "Mon Oncle" director/star | 35 |
| Fashion statements in the 'hood | 35 |
| People's 2012 Sexiest Man Alive | 35 |
| 10-year-old Oscar winner O'Neal | 35 |
| "Crocodile Rock" lyricist | 35 |
| Where things may be neatly ordered? | 35 |
| ''Rikki-Tikki-___'' | 35 |
| "I ___ I taw a puddy ..." | 35 |
| Source of anxiety for some in April | 35 |
| Silver mining town near Mexico City | 35 |
| One with a checkered past, possibly | 35 |
| It's often taken to the airport | 35 |
| It might pick someone up at the bar | 35 |
| Discovery Channel game-show setting | 35 |
| Cry before screeching brakes, maybe | 35 |
| It begins where a person hails from | 35 |
| Matthew, before becoming an apostle | 35 |
| Accountant's financial strategy | 35 |
| What accountants provide, sometimes | 35 |
| Diggs of 'Private Practice' | 35 |
| Costar of Idina in "Rent" | 35 |
| "The Best Man" star Diggs | 35 |
| Undecided, in some listings (abbr.) | 35 |
| "More later," on a sched. | 35 |
| ''More info later'' | 35 |
| Provider of an uplifting experience | 35 |
| Musician who played for his dinner? | 35 |
| Longtime Atlanta Braves broadcaster | 35 |
| "veryfunny" cable network | 35 |
| "Veryfunny" cable channel | 35 |
| "Meet the Browns" channel | 35 |
| "Are We There Yet?" airer | 35 |
| A couple of pinches, perhaps: Abbr. | 35 |
| Exam given intradermally, for short | 35 |
| Chain bought by Mrs. Fields in 2000 | 35 |