1988's Best Picture Oscar winner | 36 |
Actor in "Notorious": 1946 | 36 |
Reward for a good performance review | 36 |
Bring in, as political contributions | 36 |
A great quantity are from California | 36 |
Title meaning "great king" | 36 |
Member of the Eastern establishment? | 36 |
Like baseball infields, before games | 36 |
Sound through a stethoscope, perhaps | 36 |
Sampson of the 1980s-'90s N.B.A. | 36 |
"The Honeymooners" husband | 36 |
"Lord of the Flies" leader | 36 |
Brand introduced on Route 66 in 1954 | 36 |
1980's character with a headband | 36 |
Noodles eaten by struggling students | 36 |
"Ten Commandments" villain | 36 |
"Parenthood" actress Sarah | 36 |
Motorcycle-daredevil's apparatus | 36 |
They once threw bombs in Los Angeles | 36 |
NFL champs in three different cities | 36 |
Kurosawa's "King Lear" | 36 |
Japanese film version of King Lear | 36 |
___ tab (let the charges accumulate) | 36 |
Told in order to get a quick opinion | 36 |
Where The Boss stores his Cadillacs? | 36 |
Blink-182 album "Dude ___" | 36 |
"El ___ Grande," 1934 song | 36 |
California pre-statehood land grants | 36 |
She wrote "Atlas Shrugged" | 36 |
Name after Sperry and before McNally | 36 |
Abbreviated vacation goal, sometimes | 36 |
Where the deer and the antelope play | 36 |
Suitcase contents, in some thrillers | 36 |
Air all of one's grievances, say | 36 |
One of the "harangue gang" | 36 |
"Le Bestiaire" artist Dufy | 36 |
Relationship of mutual understanding | 36 |
Utters sharply, with "out" | 36 |
List in a repeat offender's file | 36 |
Giving one's undivided attention | 36 |
NBA player with a claw on his jersey | 36 |
Porterhouse specification, sometimes | 36 |
Pasta : al dente :: porterhouse : __ | 36 |
Label in a bibliophile's catalog | 36 |
Rises on the hind legs, colloquially | 36 |
"Dorm police," so to speak | 36 |
Spanky of "Our Gang," e.g. | 36 |
"Little" kids of old films | 36 |
Signs of allergic reactions, perhaps | 36 |
Certain Jamaican believer, for short | 36 |
Many a dreadlocks wearer, informally | 36 |
Dirty one in a memorable Cagney line | 36 |
''Tat-tat'' preceder | 36 |
Like "Charlotte's Web" | 36 |
"Ocean's Eleven" group | 36 |
"Curses!" to Charlie Brown | 36 |
Rizzo of "Midnight Cowboy" | 36 |
Rizzo in "Midnight Cowboy" | 36 |
"Midnight Cowboy" nickname | 36 |
Former German president Johannes ___ | 36 |
Julia of "Tequila Sunrise" | 36 |
Party with glow sticks and pacifiers | 36 |
Playwright's favorite literature | 36 |
Literary percher on a bust of Pallas | 36 |
"Nevermore" bird of poetry | 36 |
Au naturel (with "in the") | 36 |
Warren Zevon: "Rub Me ___" | 36 |
Before adjustments, as in statistics | 36 |
"Stormy Monday" singer Lou | 36 |
Martha of TV's "Alice" | 36 |
Spread outward, as black-eyed Susans | 36 |
Bloop single's outcome, at times | 36 |
A-Rod's 156 led baseball in 2007 | 36 |
Indianapolis dome demolished in 2008 | 36 |
Co. led for decades by David Sarnoff | 36 |
___ Red Seal (classical music label) | 36 |
Official soft drink of Little League | 36 |
Former Dept. of Agriculture standard | 36 |
Food no. usually shown in milligrams | 36 |
Stephen of 'The Crying Game' | 36 |
Husky-voiced singer/songwriter Chris | 36 |
Actor in "The Crying Game" | 36 |
"Still Crazy" star Stephen | 36 |
Stephenof"The Crying Game" | 36 |
Stephen of "The Musketeer" | 36 |
Stephen of "Life Is Sweet" | 36 |
Stephen of ''Bloom'' | 36 |
Agcy. that electrified rural America | 36 |
Actor Stephen of The Crying Game | 36 |
Key device, in the nuclear power biZ | 36 |
Get into "Get Shorty," say | 36 |
Author of "Peg Woffington" | 36 |
"Hard Cash" author Charles | 36 |
Novelist Charles ___: 1814–84 | 36 |
'Hard Cash' novelist Charles | 36 |
Helps a child fall to sleep, perhaps | 36 |
"... three to get ___ ..." | 36 |
Born 2/6/1911, speaker of the demand | 36 |
Unlike a figment of your imagination | 36 |
"Life is ___!": Longfellow | 36 |