| Fairy slipper and lady's-tresses | 36 |
| La Guardia : LGA :: O'Hare : ___ | 36 |
| Glen ___ (single-malt Scotch whisky) | 36 |
| "Two eggs over easy," e.g. | 36 |
| ''About face,'' e.g. | 36 |
| "–ite" compound, often | 36 |
| Nymph who was a companion of Artemis | 36 |
| Its state fish is the chinook salmon | 36 |
| Extra Crispy Seasoned Crinkles maker | 36 |
| Hurler-turned-sportscaster Hershiser | 36 |
| "I'm not kidding here" | 36 |
| City that's home to Novell, Inc. | 36 |
| It was once made with lemon meringue | 36 |
| Sandwich that won't make a lunch | 36 |
| It may be pulled apart before eating | 36 |
| Ingredient in edible Dirt with Worms | 36 |
| Dessert developed by Nabisco in 1912 | 36 |
| Cookie with parallel chocolate disks | 36 |
| Cookie with a name of unknown origin | 36 |
| Cookie with a Double Delight variety | 36 |
| Brand with chocolate cookie outsides | 36 |
| ___ Freeze (drink at Friendly's) | 36 |
| ___ balls (chocolate covered treats) | 36 |
| They come in a Triple Double variety | 36 |
| Snacks that can be dunked or twisted | 36 |
| Many people like to take these apart | 36 |
| Youthmovies song about mining finds? | 36 |
| Pitchblende and cassiterite, for two | 36 |
| Gluck's '-- ed Euridice' | 36 |
| "Catulli Carmina" composer | 36 |
| "Antigonae" opera composer | 36 |
| You might play a Bach toccata on one | 36 |
| B'nai B'rith and NAACP, e.g. | 36 |
| "...___ quit!" (ultimatum) | 36 |
| Oxford University college since 1326 | 36 |
| Source of "we three kings" | 36 |
| Express now used as a Japanese hotel | 36 |
| "Murder on the __ Express" | 36 |
| Where the x- and y-axes meet in math | 36 |
| It includes Betelgeuse and Bellatrix | 36 |
| Defunct Hollywood production company | 36 |
| Robin Williams' fictional planet | 36 |
| From Mindy's friend's planet | 36 |
| Louisiana's most populous parish | 36 |
| Lightweight, crease-resistant fabric | 36 |
| ''Coffee, Tea ___?'' | 36 |
| 19th-century writer Sarah ___ Jewett | 36 |
| "... but I could be wrong" | 36 |
| Jackson Browne "Ready ___" | 36 |
| "___ y plata," Mont. motto | 36 |
| Palindromic precious metal in Panama | 36 |
| What a "minero" might find | 36 |
| Top prize in the Juegos OlÃmpicos | 36 |
| Target of a conquistador's quest | 36 |
| Some Spanish escudos were made of it | 36 |
| Object of a conquistador's quest | 36 |
| Town divided by the Stillwater River | 36 |
| College town on the Stillwater River | 36 |
| Traveler to Hades to rescue Eurydice | 36 |
| Bruin whose #4 jersey is now retired | 36 |
| Bomber pilot in "Catch-22" | 36 |
| Norris Trophy winner: 1968–75 | 36 |
| Hockey's 1967 Rookie of the Year | 36 |
| Workplaces with openings, for short? | 36 |
| Work areas with long tables, briefly | 36 |
| Settings for much stitching, briefly | 36 |
| Places with vital monitors, in brief | 36 |
| Places for M.D.'s and R.N.'s | 36 |
| Eight-time Canadian skating champion | 36 |
| First name among Hollywood directors | 36 |
| Org. sponsoring vocational education | 36 |
| Nicaragua's Sandinista president | 36 |
| ''Straight'' starter | 36 |
| Surgeon type, with "pedic" | 36 |
| Lightweight champ Carlos: 1960's | 36 |
| First Canadian Olympic gold medalist | 36 |
| "Funeral Games" playwright | 36 |
| "Central Reservation" Beth | 36 |
| Tulsa sch. named for a televangelist | 36 |
| River through the Lake of the Ozarks | 36 |
| The Missouri's largest tributary | 36 |
| Missouri river to the Missouri River | 36 |
| Home to the National Bunraku Theatre | 36 |
| Home of the National Bunraku Theatre | 36 |
| Home of Kansai International Airport | 36 |
| From Japan's second-largest city | 36 |
| "Zero Dark Thirty" villain | 36 |
| "Sesame Street" curmudgeon | 36 |
| People assume different roles for it | 36 |
| TV grouch who lives in a garbage can | 36 |
| Kyrgyzstan's second-largest city | 36 |
| Workers' welfare overseer: Abbr. | 36 |
| "Ulysses" (1967) star Milo | 36 |
| Milo of "Romeo and Juliet" | 36 |
| "The West Wing" actor Milo | 36 |
| ''Barbarella'' actor | 36 |
| Prince of the dead, in ancient Egypt | 36 |
| Werner of "Fahrenheit 451" | 36 |
| "The Tin Drum" protagonist | 36 |
| First Olympic venue for giant slalom | 36 |