J. Smithson endowed a famous one | 32 |
J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis, at Oxford | 43 |
J. R. Lowell's "The Present ___" | 46 |
J. P. Morgan offering, for short | 32 |
J. O'Hara's "From the ___" | 44 |
J. Marquand novel, with "The" | 39 |
J. Lincoln's "Cap'n ___" | 42 |
J. J. Astor's fortune builder | 33 |
J. Geils: "Must of got ___" | 37 |
J. Geils "___ Last Kiss" | 34 |
J. Geils "Looking for ___" | 36 |
J. Fonda-C. Robertson film: 1963 | 32 |
J. Fonda role in "Klute" | 34 |
J. F. Cooper's "Afloat and ___" | 45 |
J. Edgar Hoover's alma mater | 32 |
J. Denver's "___ World" | 37 |
J. de Brunhoff's little elephant | 36 |
J. D. Salinger character's favorite game? | 45 |
J. Carrol _____, TV's Charlie Chan | 38 |
J. Carrol __: TV's Charlie Chan | 35 |
J. C. Penney's middle name (honestly!) | 42 |
J. Barrymore & Wolfit; Marsh & Neff | 43 |
J. Bailey's partner in show business | 40 |
J. Alfred Prufrock-like quality? | 32 |
J. Alfred Prufrock's creator T. S. ___ | 42 |
J. Alfred Prufrock's creator | 32 |
J. Alfred Prufrock creator's monogram | 41 |
J. Alfred Prufrock creator's inits. | 39 |
J, F or K, e.g., in J.F.K.: Abbr. | 33 |
Izzy Stradlin "___ Cloudy" | 36 |
Izzard of "The Riches" | 32 |
Izaak Walton's "very subtil fish" | 47 |
IX's opposite, on a clock face | 34 |
IX years after Columbus's voyage | 36 |
Iwo Jima Memorial honorees: Abbr. | 33 |
Ivy that's thrived for centuries | 36 |
Ivy League school with its own golf course | 42 |
Ivy League sch. setting, more often than not | 44 |
Ivy League member in the Big Apple | 34 |
Ivy League gridiron champs: 1980 | 32 |
Ivy League football champs: 1977 | 32 |
Ivory Watson or Charlie Fuqua, e.g. | 35 |
Ives who sang "A Holly Jolly Christmas" | 49 |
Ivana and Marla, in relation to The Donald | 42 |
Ivan who wrote "Hitting Hot" | 38 |
Ivan the Terrible's title (Var.) | 36 |
IV liquid that I'll pay for? | 32 |
Itzhak Perlman might take one or use one | 40 |
Itsy-bitsy yellow garment of song | 33 |
Itsy bitsy critter in a kiddie song | 35 |
Its yearbook is called the "Gumbo" | 44 |
Its Yankee Clipper service began in 1939 | 40 |
Its workers aren't behind closed doors | 42 |
Its winner raises the claret jug | 32 |
Its winner beats the loser with a stick | 39 |
Its white variety glows upon exposure to oxygen | 47 |
Its website has lesson plans, briefly | 37 |
Its website has a Neurology Archives page | 41 |
Its website has a Flag Education page | 37 |
Its website has a "Rodents 101" section | 49 |
Its Web site has an Ozone Resource Page | 39 |
Its Web site has a Swim, Sports & Play page | 47 |
Its Web site has a Back to School Central page | 46 |
Its walls withstand a lot of pressure | 37 |
Its Vol. XVI is "Soot-Styx" | 37 |
Its very existence is an open-and-shut case | 43 |
Its verbal section has a 30-min. time limit | 43 |
Its valley is dotted with châteaux | 37 |
Its use might leave you out of gas | 34 |
Its USA Web site Online Assistant is named Anna | 47 |
Its uniform includes pin-striped trousers | 41 |
Its two halves usually aren't the same length | 49 |
Its two halves can't run simultaneously | 43 |
Its troubles inspired the Sarbanes-Oxley Act | 44 |
Its trill opens "Rhapsody in Blue" | 44 |
Its tower was intended to reach Heaven | 38 |
Its title might start with "To" | 41 |
Its title means "Farewell to Thee" | 44 |
Its title character is an opera singer | 38 |
Its ticker symbol on the NYSE is X | 34 |
Its three strings are plucked with a bachi | 42 |
Its three largest cities start with C | 37 |
Its three largest cities all start with C | 41 |
Its theme song is "Who Are You" | 41 |
Its theater is on the 100 ruble note | 36 |
Its Thanksgiving is the second Monday of October | 48 |
Its Thanksgiving Day Classic is played in Oct. | 46 |
Its teeth were actually a chimpanzee's | 42 |
Its taxation was protested in 1773 | 34 |
Its tallest point is Olympus Mons | 33 |
Its symbol looks like an equal sign through a C | 47 |
Its symbol is AA on the New York Stock Exchange | 47 |
Its symbol is a crescent and star | 33 |
Its symbol contains itself at the end | 37 |
Its students learn road rules, formally? | 40 |
Its students are called Oppidans | 32 |
Its strings are tuned in perfect fifths | 39 |
Its state tree is the Douglas fir: Abbr. | 40 |
Its state seal has a covered wagon and steamer | 46 |
Its state quarter has three horses: Abbr. | 41 |