| All-Star second baseman Castillo | 32 |
| 1956 Rookie of the Year Aparicio | 32 |
| Author of Acts, by most accounts | 32 |
| Persona non grata in a 1925 song | 32 |
| Abner's partner on old radio | 32 |
| Abner's partner in old radio | 32 |
| Abner's buddy from old radio | 32 |
| Unit for measuring flow of light | 32 |
| Chevy model discontinued in 2001 | 32 |
| Obsolete term for legal insanity | 32 |
| ''Clair de ___'' | 32 |
| Anything shaped like a half moon | 32 |
| Place for a breath of fresh air? | 32 |
| Skin divers' gear, for short | 32 |
| American stage actor Alfred ____ | 32 |
| Actor on a 1999 US postage stamp | 32 |
| Pulitzer-winning novelist Alison | 32 |
| Foreign Affairs author Alison | 32 |
| "Nothing Natural" band | 32 |
| A reflection on Queen Elizabeth? | 32 |
| Played an Elizabethan instrument | 32 |
| Elizabethan ballad player, maybe | 32 |
| Comedy nominated for a 1965 Tony | 32 |
| Anne Jackson stage vehicle: 1964 | 32 |
| One of about 11 in a foot-candle | 32 |
| First-class, with "de" | 32 |
| What a rich person might live in | 32 |
| More than just creature comforts | 32 |
| Common name for sodium hydroxide | 32 |
| Solution obtained by lixiviation | 32 |
| Massachusetts city with a harbor | 32 |
| Founder of Mount Holyoke College | 32 |
| City between Paris and Marseille | 32 |
| France's second-largest city | 32 |
| Constellation with the star Vega | 32 |
| Whar "'Omer smote" | 32 |
| Marching band's music holder | 32 |
| Instrument in some old paintings | 32 |
| Instruments playing false notes? | 32 |
| Instruments for Erato and Hermes | 32 |
| Maker of Touch of Foam hand wash | 32 |
| "May I help you, ___?" | 32 |
| "Serpico" author Peter | 32 |
| "Serpico" writer Peter | 32 |
| Name meaning "lovable" | 32 |
| British Columbia's _____Lake | 32 |
| Parent of Ameritech, Nynex, etc. | 32 |
| Bygone phone company, familiarly | 32 |
| Big ___ (Golden Arches offering) | 32 |
| Fends off, in a way, as a mugger | 32 |
| Word often followed by a numeral | 32 |
| Exaggerated sense of masculinity | 32 |
| ___ Picchu (site of Incan ruins) | 32 |
| ''__ the Knife'' | 32 |
| "The Heart of Georgia" | 32 |
| Prefix meaning "large" | 32 |
| Part of the home computer market | 32 |
| Department store founder R.H. __ | 32 |
| 'Fargo' actor William H. | 32 |
| Big name in Thanksgiving parades | 32 |
| "Spy vs. Spy" magazine | 32 |
| Magazine featuring movie satires | 32 |
| Gary Jules "___ World" | 32 |
| Bit of politesse, back and forth | 32 |
| "Dear sir or __ . . ." | 32 |
| It premiered at La Scala in 1904 | 32 |
| Something to make in a downpour? | 32 |
| Like a Marine's bed, usually | 32 |
| Identified, as an undercover cop | 32 |
| Had an average game on the green | 32 |
| Show set in NYC during the 1960s | 32 |
| AMC drama featuring Dick Whitman | 32 |
| "Like a Prayer" singer | 32 |
| "Crazy for You" singer | 32 |
| Fabric named for a city in India | 32 |
| Indian city now known as Chennai | 32 |
| Placido Domingo's birthplace | 32 |
| Renaissance musical compositions | 32 |
| Ginnie ___ (Government security) | 32 |
| Actress Murray: 1885–1965 | 32 |
| Title for an orchestra conductor | 32 |
| 'Diamond Lil playwright' | 32 |
| "The Sopranos" subject | 32 |
| "SI" or "GQ" | 32 |
| "GQ" or "SI" | 32 |
| Discoverer of the Marianas: 1521 | 32 |
| Gift-givers, in an O.Henry story | 32 |
| Apt address for an Orlando team? | 32 |
| Attractive refrigerator feature? | 32 |
| Cartoon character with weak eyes | 32 |
| Vanity Fair and Vogue, for short | 32 |
| "Thank you," in Hawaii | 32 |
| 'Real Time With Bill --' | 32 |
| Repeated, a popular grilled fish | 32 |
| Chinese game with over 100 tiles | 32 |
| Vienna Opera director, 1897-1907 | 32 |
| Austrian famed for 10 symphonies | 32 |
| Skiing gold medalist at Sarajevo | 32 |
| Robin Hood's Marian, for one | 32 |
| One whose business is picking up | 32 |