| It's often served with a schmear | 36 |
| Cry in "A Christmas Carol" | 36 |
| Outburst heard often by Bob Cratchit | 36 |
| Faith founded in 19th-century Persia | 36 |
| Where Christopher spent Columbus Day | 36 |
| "The Crow" actress __ Ling | 36 |
| "Anna/the King"'s Ling | 36 |
| Rescue, with ''out'' | 36 |
| Pearl of "St. Louis Woman" | 36 |
| ''Happy Days'' actor | 36 |
| ___ Fresh (Tex-Mex restaurant chain) | 36 |
| Worker with an apron and a white hat | 36 |
| "P.T.L. Club" couple, once | 36 |
| Like a father with no hair apparent? | 36 |
| Like a candidate for hair transplant | 36 |
| "Road" picture destination | 36 |
| Error not recorded on the scoreboard | 36 |
| "___ of hurt minds": Shak. | 36 |
| Buoyant wood sometimes used in rafts | 36 |
| ____ Fir ( New Brunswick's tree) | 36 |
| "Jackass" stuntman Margera | 36 |
| Home of the Crimson Tide, familiarly | 36 |
| Bear Bryant's bailiwick, briefly | 36 |
| Bart Starr's alma mater, briefly | 36 |
| Kansas or Florida-Georgia Line, e.g. | 36 |
| Group that should play well together | 36 |
| One of the USA's first railroads | 36 |
| A World Heritage Rocky Mountain Park | 36 |
| Feature of Buster Brown's hairdo | 36 |
| What Walmart does to explicit albums | 36 |
| Language group that includes Swahili | 36 |
| Popular South African language group | 36 |
| Grouping containing Swahili and Zulu | 36 |
| To succeed, you may have to raise it | 36 |
| "What's yours?" locale | 36 |
| Aretha sang at his 2009 inauguration | 36 |
| Israeli prime minister before Sharon | 36 |
| His last race was the 2006 Preakness | 36 |
| Symbol for one wanting shorter locks | 36 |
| Actress for whom a neckline is named | 36 |
| Like lawn spots in need of reseeding | 36 |
| Origination point for many fireworks | 36 |
| Where to visit the San Nicola Church | 36 |
| Soup ingredient along with mushrooms | 36 |
| Where to house cows once they browse | 36 |
| Georg von Trapp's title, in film | 36 |
| 2012 presidential candidate Roseanne | 36 |
| Something screwdrivers can help make | 36 |
| __-Rhin: Strasbourg's department | 36 |
| First, second or third, on a diamond | 36 |
| "Who's on first?" word | 36 |
| Setting for the Cardinals or Orioles | 36 |
| Essentials, and title of this puzzle | 36 |
| Spaghetti sauce seasoning, sometimes | 36 |
| Leaves used in Mediterranean cuisine | 36 |
| Nevada's Great ___ National Park | 36 |
| Kim of "L.A. Confidential" | 36 |
| Take pleasure, as in one's glory | 36 |
| Odd double container for gift fruit? | 36 |
| It's usually played sitting down | 36 |
| Roy Hobbs' "Wonderboy" | 36 |
| "The ___" (stage thriller) | 36 |
| With __ breath: tensely anticipatory | 36 |
| Name of the "Psycho" motel | 36 |
| ''Psycho'' character | 36 |
| Wife's place, in a Chaucer story | 36 |
| Subject of dozens of Degas paintings | 36 |
| In slanguage, a heavy financial loss | 36 |
| When you do it, you might get a ring | 36 |
| Comic-strip hero created by Bob Kane | 36 |
| Cave dweller becomes source of light | 36 |
| Turns on the waterworks, so to speak | 36 |
| Scolds, with ''out'' | 36 |
| It includes Napa and Sonoma counties | 36 |
| ''Doctor Who'' airer | 36 |
| Where lots of U.K. bands played live | 36 |
| "Live at the Apollo" airer | 36 |
| Events with badminton and boom boxes | 36 |
| Internet communication sites (abbr.) | 36 |
| Victoria's Secret measure, maybe | 36 |
| Occasion for sending an ecard, maybe | 36 |
| Colleague of Rue, Betty, and Estelle | 36 |
| Arthur of 'The Golden Girls' | 36 |
| ''__ pal and . . .'' | 36 |
| "The Golden Girls" co-star | 36 |
| "The Golden Girls" actress | 36 |
| Like rosaries and some evening gowns | 36 |
| Charles Darwin's ship H.M.S. ___ | 36 |
| Start of an old Army recruiting line | 36 |
| "Flashdance" star Jennifer | 36 |
| New York City blackout of 1977 mayor | 36 |
| Rowan Atkinson character, familiarly | 36 |
| Toy collectible of the late '90s | 36 |
| Creature not welcomed on Wall Street | 36 |
| "Pay to ___" (check words) | 36 |
| Team that Morris Buttermaker coaches | 36 |
| Grammy's 1984 Record of the Year | 36 |
| 1983 chart-topper by Michael Jackson | 36 |
| ___ by Dr. Dre (brand of headphones) | 36 |
| Wally's nickname for his brother | 36 |