Christian Scientist Mary Baker _____ | 36 |
Moisture overload results, in plants | 36 |
Barbara who played Jeannie the genie | 36 |
Sonic Syndicate "___ Fire" | 36 |
Scene of man's first exploration | 36 |
Place first mentioned in Genesis 2:8 | 36 |
Apple site notorious for violations? | 36 |
"Enemy at the Gates" actor | 36 |
Subjects are expected to follow them | 36 |
"Dateline" reporter Magnus | 36 |
'Desperate Housewives' vixen | 36 |
Woman on TV's "Ab Fab" | 36 |
"Absolutely Fabulous" role | 36 |
"The Wizard of Menlo Park" | 36 |
Inventor of the electric car battery | 36 |
One way to reduce one's sentence | 36 |
One way to anger an egotistic author | 36 |
Deal with one's period, perhaps? | 36 |
Better Better Homes and Gardens, say | 36 |
"All in the Family" mother | 36 |
Philosophizing Lily Tomlin character | 36 |
"Mayor at the Movies" host | 36 |
"How'm I doing?" mayor | 36 |
Attorney general under Ronald Reagan | 36 |
Ferber, author of "So Big" | 36 |
Bart Simpson's teacher Krabappel | 36 |
Creator of Jett in "Giant" | 36 |
"Hairspray" mom and others | 36 |
Former name for the capital of Japan | 36 |
Capital of Japan, to Commodore Perry | 36 |
Ancient region bordered the Dead Sea | 36 |
Co. founded by H. Ross Perot in 1962 | 36 |
They're handed sentences (Abbr.) | 36 |
They make periodical changes (Abbr.) | 36 |
Ones who are handed sentences: Abbr. | 36 |
Ones getting to work on Time?: Abbr. | 36 |
Football Hall-of-Famer Healey et al. | 36 |
Its 1960 model was the last one made | 36 |
Car that debuted September 4th, 1957 | 36 |
Rides that didn't last very long | 36 |
Charlottesville clock setting: abbr. | 36 |
Student's online address letters | 36 |
Professor's e-mail address ender | 36 |
Part of a school's Web site name | 36 |
E-mail address ending for many profs | 36 |
Supt. of school's responsibility | 36 |
Possible 2008 candidate for the Dems | 36 |
"Grand" ice cream inventor | 36 |
"Grand" brand of ice cream | 36 |
One of its flavors is Dulce de Leche | 36 |
"Tulips and Chimneys" poet | 36 |
Printout of synaptic activity: Abbr. | 36 |
Neuroscientist's readout (abbr.) | 36 |
"Quick, grab a newspaper!" | 36 |
"Oh, please kill that bug" | 36 |
"It's a mouse!" shriek | 36 |
Critter that may go for a long swim? | 36 |
One that's hard to get ahold of? | 36 |
Big supplier to Japanese restaurants | 36 |
Trap beneath the water's surface | 36 |
"Electro-Shock Blues" band | 36 |
"___ Meeny Miney Mo": 1935 | 36 |
"We hire everybody" inits. | 36 |
Gp. against workplace discrimination | 36 |
Like "Paranormal Activity" | 36 |
Like many an M. Night Shyamalan film | 36 |
Like ''The X-Files'' | 36 |
Like ''The Shining'' | 36 |
Innovative furniture designer Aarnio | 36 |
Suffixes with convention and auction | 36 |
Plural suffix with auction or musket | 36 |
Like the start of "Hamlet" | 36 |
Resident of the House at Pooh Corner | 36 |
Escort in 'The Hunger Games' | 36 |
Submit a tax return via the Internet | 36 |
Key of Beethoven's Sonata No. 26 | 36 |
Grades that don't make the grade | 36 |
Online banking transactions, briefly | 36 |
Old-style ''Yikes!'' | 36 |
"Fetch my smelling salts!" | 36 |
Life in London author Pierce ____ | 36 |
Author of "Life in London" | 36 |
"Which came first?" choice | 36 |
"Which came first?" option | 36 |
MacDonald book, with "The" | 36 |
Goaded (with ''on'') | 36 |
Appetizer often eaten with the hands | 36 |
Appetizers with sweet-and-sour sauce | 36 |
"Green ___ and Ham": Seuss | 36 |
" . . . ___ in one basket" | 36 |
Transcendental ___ (Kantian subject) | 36 |
Something big on the campaign trail? | 36 |
Monogram of Nina Leeds's creator | 36 |
It's big in corporate management | 36 |
Detriment to team performance, maybe | 36 |
A superstar's may need massaging | 36 |
Divas are thought to have large ones | 36 |
They're big among the glitterati | 36 |
Sources of problems for prima donnas | 36 |
Singing "Me, me, me," e.g. | 36 |