| TV actress once married to "The Donald" | 49 |
| The Persians conquered them under Cyrus the Great | 49 |
| Timon and Uncle Max, in "The Lion King" | 49 |
| Tom's "You've Got Mail" co-star | 49 |
| Tom's "Sleepless in Seattle" costar | 49 |
| The start of the four theme entries, collectively | 49 |
| This won Henry Mancini 1961's Best Song Oscar | 49 |
| TV character first seen on "Happy Days" | 49 |
| They start with pitches and eventually get scores | 49 |
| The "60" in "going 60": Abbr. | 49 |
| TV production co. whose mascot was Mimsie the Cat | 49 |
| Titian's "Venus of Urbino," for one | 49 |
| The Stern School of Business is part of it: Abbr. | 49 |
| Twelfth-to-last word before "play ball" | 49 |
| Transportation hub on the Trans-Siberian railroad | 49 |
| They're on the diagonal of an identity matrix | 49 |
| Tea that literally means "black dragon" | 49 |
| The Columbia R. forms much of its northern border | 49 |
| Team that once featured two greats named Robinson | 49 |
| Tribe in the "Little House . ." . books | 49 |
| They've been banned in the U.S. since '79 | 49 |
| They offer lots of food that people won't eat | 49 |
| The Pet Shop Boys' politely named debut album | 49 |
| The Drowning ____: '75 Harper sequel | 49 |
| The Beatles' ''___ Love You'' | 49 |
| Theme of Grisham's "A Time to Kill" | 49 |
| Type of room that sounds like it should be a mess | 49 |
| Team that Tom Seaver threw his only no-hitter for | 49 |
| Terminus of the old Virginia and Truckee Railroad | 49 |
| Type of "cop" portrayed by Peter Weller | 49 |
| Turcotte who rode Secretariat to the Triple Crown | 49 |
| Tea company with cute sayings on their paper tags | 49 |
| The Apolima Strait separates its two main islands | 49 |
| Triangular pastry that may be served with chutney | 49 |
| Tony-winning "Spamalot" actress Ramirez | 49 |
| The "e" sound in "they," e.g. | 49 |
| Turkish city, site of a 1943 Churchill conference | 49 |
| They're used as flavoring in the liqueur raki | 49 |
| They don't transport people, just their stuff | 49 |
| Tim of (catch some rays) "Bull Durham"? | 49 |
| Tom Bodett's "Clear Shot" structure | 49 |
| TV chef and author who dropped out of high school | 49 |
| Tracy Bonham "The ___ of Being Upright" | 49 |
| They preside over presidential impeachment trials | 49 |
| Thirsty "It Was a Good Day" hip-hopper? | 49 |
| Tank gun first produced by the Soviets in W.W. II | 49 |
| The plane of the earth's orbit around the sun | 49 |
| Transition area from deciduous to evergreen, e.g. | 49 |
| Traveler who tries not to make much of an impact? | 49 |
| The dating service photographer was happy when __ | 49 |
| Too much guitar work by a professor's helper? | 49 |
| Team supporter's suction cup–mounted sign | 49 |
| Try to bark like Fido, despite being constrained? | 49 |
| The chirping of a bird or the spraying of a hose? | 49 |
| Two cloned basketball centers play spectacularly? | 49 |
| Touchdown setting in a parking-lot football game? | 49 |
| Truism about a popular author of legal thrillers? | 49 |
| Theme song of early TV, with "It's" | 49 |
| Those enjoying the life of Riley, stereotypically | 49 |
| The Bucharest Buffoon of '70s-'80s tennis | 49 |
| Time's 2007 "Invention of the Year" | 49 |
| They're related to the severity of the crimes | 49 |
| Taking a job as a columnist for the 1%? (6->5) | 49 |
| Tennis player nicknamed "The Crocodile" | 49 |
| Tourist attraction on Texas' Pedernales River | 49 |
| Transcription that includes the lyrics and melody | 49 |
| The corner squares, clockwise from the upper left | 49 |
| They result when solidly hit baseballs are caught | 49 |
| The "mode" of "Ã la mode"? | 49 |
| Turn-of-the-century year in King John's reign | 49 |
| Travis Tritt's 'Tell -- Was Dreaming' | 49 |
| Title character in a "Sgt. Pepper" song | 49 |
| There's no foul play when one passes by these | 49 |
| TV drama centered around a plastic surgery clinic | 49 |
| Type of communication that involves sign language | 49 |
| Troupe of suspects from "The Fugitive"? | 49 |
| Three Days Grace "Never Too Late" album | 49 |
| Type of mining used for near-the-surface minerals | 49 |
| To whom "Howdy, stranger" is often said | 49 |
| Tree with purple flowers and large edible berries | 49 |
| Try to see what you're getting for Christmas? | 49 |
| Travel service started by a Spanish-born actress? | 49 |
| Terrible dictionary definition of fortified wine? | 49 |
| Term that means "treatment of the soul" | 49 |
| The twenty in "drop and give me twenty" | 49 |
| Trait shared by 10 people featured in this puzzle | 49 |
| Took another turn on "Wheel of Fortune" | 49 |
| Type of challenge in "The Amazing Race" | 49 |
| Tautology meaning "that would be wrong" | 49 |
| Trebek's "High Rollers" co-star Lee | 49 |
| The Five ___, 1950s million-selling doo-wop group | 49 |
| Title in the name of some crappy margarita joints | 49 |
| Tripp's rank on "CSI: Miami": Abbr. | 49 |
| Title film character idolized by a boy named Joey | 49 |
| Tyne's "Cagney & Lacey" co-star | 49 |
| The Ramones' "___ Is a Punk Rocker" | 49 |
| The Rolling Stones' "___ a Rainbow" | 49 |
| They're "hung out" by professionals | 49 |
| The "good" silver is often stored in it | 49 |
| Tom Fogerty & Randy Oda album about partners? | 49 |