Title girl in a 1964 Chuck Berry hit | 36 |
It's "not" in Scotland | 36 |
Rob Roy's ''no'' | 36 |
Scot's "Count me out!" | 36 |
Aberdonian's "unh-unh" | 36 |
Subj. of a Clinton victory, 11/17/93 | 36 |
"Madame Butterfly" setting | 36 |
"Madama Butterfly" setting | 36 |
  "Fuhgedaboutit!" | 36 |
Ammunition for a carpenter's gun | 36 |
"For want of a ___ . . . " | 36 |
Land perfectly, as a gymnastics move | 36 |
Product that comes as a cream or wax | 36 |
Capital of British East Africa, once | 36 |
Two-time Oscar nominee J. Carrol ___ | 36 |
______ Lunch, 1991 Cro-nenberg movie | 36 |
Unaided vision, with "the" | 36 |
Actress Nita who never made a talkie | 36 |
"Platoon" setting, briefly | 36 |
'Platoon' setting, for short | 36 |
War site during LBJ's presidency | 36 |
"We Were Soldiers" setting | 36 |
'Full Metal Jacket' war zone | 36 |
"The ___ of the Rose": Eco | 36 |
"Say My ___" (1999 single) | 36 |
One whose words will never hurt you? | 36 |
Specifies one's cohorts in crime | 36 |
It may say ''Hello'' | 36 |
Daughter of Richard and Mary Bobbsey | 36 |
Congresswoman Hayworth from New York | 36 |
Wendy, Michael, and John's pooch | 36 |
1930s vice president John ___ Garner | 36 |
"No, No" woman of Broadway | 36 |
Prefix meaning "billionth" | 36 |
Electronic product sensation of 2005 | 36 |
Photographer Goldin and actress Grey | 36 |
Namesakes of Bert Bobbsey's twin | 36 |
When doubled, an old sitcom sign-off | 36 |
Corporate globalization critic Klein | 36 |
It may help you "catch up" | 36 |
What you may do when you're beat | 36 |
California valley known for its wine | 36 |
California county known for its wine | 36 |
Massager's target area, at times | 36 |
Most-bombed Italian city during WWII | 36 |
"That's Amore" setting | 36 |
One always on the lookout for a deal | 36 |
They're always looking for deals | 36 |
Prelude to ''a one'' | 36 |
Rapper that plays with Damian Marley | 36 |
"The World is Yours" emcee | 36 |
__ Pensacola (Blue Angels' base) | 36 |
Acronym Jeff Gordon is familiar with | 36 |
"A Beautiful Mind" subject | 36 |
Musical partner of Crosby and Stills | 36 |
Graham __, co-founder of the Hollies | 36 |
Bandmate of Crosby, Stills and Young | 36 |
"Parsley is gharsley" poet | 36 |
"One-l lama" creator Ogden | 36 |
"Liquor is quicker" author | 36 |
"Candy is dandy. . ." poet | 36 |
Second-largest city in New Hampshire | 36 |
___ Coliseum (home of the Islanders) | 36 |
Vogue and Glamour publisher | 36 |
Democratic donkey popularizer Thomas | 36 |
Democratic donkey creator Thomas ___ | 36 |
Creator of the Democrats' donkey | 36 |
The Naked Brothers Band singer Wolff | 36 |
'King' Cole's first name | 36 |
Ex-Celtic "Tiny" Archibald | 36 |
Campaign/election analyst ___ Silver | 36 |
Archibald on "Gossip Girl" | 36 |
2008 All-Star center fielder McLouth | 36 |
1970's baseball All-Star Colbert | 36 |
"Six Feet Under" character | 36 |
"___ Moana," Hawaiian song | 36 |
Court legends Archibald and Thurmond | 36 |
Gp. that held the 2010 Lisbon summit | 36 |
Motion of the ocean result, for some | 36 |
Clothing brand with a spinnaker logo | 36 |
Language that contains no adjectives | 36 |
Main part of a church's interior | 36 |
"I'm thinkin' not" | 36 |
“Winter’s Bone” turndown | 36 |
Org. where people may travel or pass | 36 |
Home for Bulls, but not Bears: Abbr. | 36 |
Network for "Knight Rider" | 36 |
David Sarnoff's creation of 1926 | 36 |
Sponsor of "March Madness" | 36 |
It invites 65 teams to March Madness | 36 |
Basketball tourn. won by N. C.: 1993 | 36 |
Spinoff of CBS's "JAG" | 36 |
One with two or three stripes: Abbr. | 36 |
Gunnery sergeant, for example: Abbr. | 36 |
ATM maker bought by AT&T in 1991 | 36 |
Theodore Roosevelt Natl. Pk. setting | 36 |
"Read Across America" grp. | 36 |
Org. that might help fund an exhibit | 36 |
Org. that funded Robert Mapplethorpe | 36 |
"Read Across America" org. | 36 |