| Bird that takes off, but only on foot | 37 |
| Bird slightly smaller than an ostrich | 37 |
| Bankrupted company led by Kenneth Lay | 37 |
| Bankrupt company with a tilted E logo | 37 |
| Bottom line for stockholders, briefly | 37 |
| Brand with blue and pink test results | 37 |
| Brand used while waiting for a period | 37 |
| Bard's ''before'' | 37 |
| Bird prevalent on the Norwegian coast | 37 |
| Boot one on the field, it's human | 37 |
| Biblical twin who sold his birthright | 37 |
| Boston Garden nickname for Bruin Phil | 37 |
| Bugsy's wife in "Bugsy" | 37 |
| Big chunk of Christmas sales nowadays | 37 |
| British schoolboys' stiff collars | 37 |
| Barrymore's "--- After" | 37 |
| Brand whose logo features three peaks | 37 |
| Bet predicting first and second place | 37 |
| Book that tells of the reign of Cyrus | 37 |
| Between the left and right foul poles | 37 |
| Bluebeard's seventh and last wife | 37 |
| Butt's barrier = Brent's_____ | 37 |
| Badly Drawn Boy "___ Words" | 37 |
| Be obsessed with, with "on" | 37 |
| Bank robber "Pretty Boy" __ | 37 |
| Brother of Michael and Sonny Corleone | 37 |
| Bed that can be stored during the day | 37 |
| Bayer Leverkusen's country: abbr. | 37 |
| Branch of languages including English | 37 |
| Band of Horses "Wicked ___" | 37 |
| Becomes foolishly enthusiastic (over) | 37 |
| Became an adult (with "up") | 37 |
| Berliner's "___ Nacht!" | 37 |
| Berkeley's ___ School of Business | 37 |
| Beloved Chicago football coach George | 37 |
| Berry of "Perfect Stranger" | 37 |
| Berry of ''Catwoman'' | 37 |
| Bar's business booster, in theory | 37 |
| Blue Rodeo "___ Hit Me Yet" | 37 |
| Broun's "Pieces of ___" | 37 |
| Beasties "Alright ___ This" | 37 |
| Benson's partner in tobacco shops | 37 |
| Be'Laker: "Held in ___" | 37 |
| Biblical mount where Aaron was buried | 37 |
| Basketball game involving trick shots | 37 |
| Backpacker's way station, perhaps | 37 |
| Building usually without a 13th floor | 37 |
| Broadway role for Christopher Plummer | 37 |
| Beatnik's "Understood!" | 37 |
| Billy who sang "Rebel Yell" | 37 |
| Borodin's "Prince ____" | 37 |
| Breakfast food restaurants, for short | 37 |
| Bits of land in la Méditerranée | 37 |
| Berlin's "When ___ You" | 37 |
| Balin of "The Black Orchid" | 37 |
| Balin of "From the Terrace" | 37 |
| Bach's "Mass ___ Minor" | 37 |
| Bruce "Murder, ___" (Abbr.) | 37 |
| Beethoven's "Minuet __" | 37 |
| Bit of handkerchief embroidery: Abbr. | 37 |
| Brother from another mother, perhaps? | 37 |
| Bon Jovi's "Living ___" | 37 |
| Brookings or Smithsonian, e.g.: Abbr. | 37 |
| Bettors' and debtors' letters | 37 |
| Bit of investors' news, for short | 37 |
| Bibliophile's citation, for short | 37 |
| Bruce Hornsby "The Way ___" | 37 |
| Butcher, baker, and candlestick maker | 37 |
| Billy in the Songwriters Hall of Fame | 37 |
| Biblical kingdom first ruled by David | 37 |
| Black of "Five Easy Pieces" | 37 |
| Beckinsale of "The Aviator" | 37 |
| Beckinsale of "Serendipity" | 37 |
| Boulevard of Taras Shevchenko setting | 37 |
| Body/Head singer/guitarist ___ Gordon | 37 |
| Brand with Paperwhite and Fire models | 37 |
| Bender for one hoping to get married? | 37 |
| Banjo site in "Oh! Susanna" | 37 |
| Bruce of "Enter the Dragon" | 37 |
| Bert Lahr's birth sign, fittingly | 37 |
| Berlioz's "___ Troyens" | 37 |
| Buick model that replaced the Special | 37 |
| Bible bk. that defines what is kosher | 37 |
| Burton of "Reading Rainbow" | 37 |
| Barack Obama, according to Joe Wilson | 37 |
| Beatles: "A Day in the ___" | 37 |
| Ben-Gurion International Airport city | 37 |
| Basketball coach Kruger and namesakes | 37 |
| Blackmore's "___ Doone" | 37 |
| Brooklyn-born West known for innuendo | 37 |
| Business-district thoroughfare, often | 37 |
| Burns's rank, in "MASH" | 37 |
| Bess' follower in the White House | 37 |
| Barbra's "Yentl" costar | 37 |
| Beastie Boy Adam Yauch's nickname | 37 |
| Billy Paul "___ Mrs. Jones" | 37 |
| Brooks of "Blazing Saddles" | 37 |
| Blanc who was the voice of Bugs Bunny | 37 |
| Brings ice above zero degrees Celsius | 37 |
| Broadway's "Mamma ---!" | 37 |