Martha's 1960's backup group | 36 |
"Julia" Oscar winner: 1977 | 36 |
Voluptuous woman of stage and screen | 36 |
Self-portraitist with a bandaged ear | 36 |
"Wheel of Fortune" regular | 36 |
"Uncle ___" (Chekhov play) | 36 |
Occasional crossword clue tag: Abbr. | 36 |
Department on the Côte d'Azur | 36 |
Adèle ___, Jane Eyre's charge | 36 |
Place for a Valentine's Day gift | 36 |
One might make arrangements for them | 36 |
Spring event in the Summer Olympics? | 36 |
"Midnight Whispers" author | 36 |
Meat that's often served piccata | 36 |
Scaloppini ingredient, traditionally | 36 |
Dish with crab meat and Béarnaise | 36 |
Calf meat, in some fancy restaurants | 36 |
Hindus' oldest sacred literature | 36 |
"Rubber Ball" singer Bobby | 36 |
Normal shape for economic recessions | 36 |
Bobby that filled in for Buddy Holly | 36 |
There's no animal in this animal | 36 |
One unlikely to bring home the bacon | 36 |
Butter-and-egg man's antithesis? | 36 |
Total abstinence from meat and dairy | 36 |
Where Prince Harry played strip pool | 36 |
Home of Bally's and the Venetian | 36 |
"What happens in __ . . ." | 36 |
White House lawn patch, since spring | 36 |
Curtainlike partitions, biologically | 36 |
___ cava (large vessel to the heart) | 36 |
Via ___, tourists' mecca in Rome | 36 |
Farmiga of "Up in the Air" | 36 |
Designer known for her wedding gowns | 36 |
"Sink" or "swim" | 36 |
Cape ___ (westernmost African point) | 36 |
"Boston Legal" conclusions | 36 |
Art style emphasizing gritty reality | 36 |
Indiana county whose name is a color | 36 |
Ernest's unseen friend, in films | 36 |
'40s All-Star shortstop Stephens | 36 |
He wrote "Michel Strogoff" | 36 |
"The Two Gentlemen of ___" | 36 |
"Romeo and Juliet" setting | 36 |
First European to enter New York Bay | 36 |
Word in a court case or boxing match | 36 |
"Measure for Measure" V, 1 | 36 |
Discoverer of the Amazon's mouth | 36 |
Fishing apparel with lots of pockets | 36 |
Battle of the Bulge participant, say | 36 |
Presidential "thumbs down" | 36 |
"Behind the Music" network | 36 |
Radio's "___ and Sade" | 36 |
London's "Old" theater | 36 |
Mexican president of the early 2000s | 36 |
Kid-___ (children's programming) | 36 |
___ Blue, 1971 Cy Young Award winner | 36 |
"Myra Breckinridge" author | 36 |
Primates seen on home movie rentals? | 36 |
Wiener schnitzel's namesake city | 36 |
City where Marie Antoinette was born | 36 |
Young feudal attendant from Austria? | 36 |
ABC daytime show, with 'The' | 36 |
"A ___ a Kill" (Bond film) | 36 |
"QB ___" (Leon Uris novel) | 36 |
Winning roll at Caesar's palace? | 36 |
The Henry who founded the Tudor line | 36 |
Lucky number at Caesar's palace? | 36 |
Roman numeral in a Shakespeare title | 36 |
Fuel ship of a more offensive nature | 36 |
Smoking or drinking in a small town? | 36 |
"Welcome Back, Kotter" guy | 36 |
"My cousin" in a 1992 film | 36 |
"Cousin" in a '92 film | 36 |
Collectible with an iron-on, perhaps | 36 |
"Blue Velvet" singer Bobby | 36 |
Medium that supposedly sounds better | 36 |
Thackeray book, with "The" | 36 |
Credit card whose first digit is a 4 | 36 |
They need to be in order at a border | 36 |
"Death in Venice" director | 36 |
God commonly depicted with four arms | 36 |
What someone sees when seeing things | 36 |
Dante's "La ___ nuova" | 36 |
College basketball sportscaster Dick | 36 |
Centerfold measurements, facetiously | 36 |
Gerulaitis of 1970s -'80s tennis | 36 |
Marlon, in "The Godfather" | 36 |
Marlon in "The Godfather" | 36 |
Morrissey debut "___ Hate" | 36 |
Relative of ''i.e.'' | 36 |
Contemporary of Martha Quinn, on MTV | 36 |
Maker of dill-flavored Snack'mms | 36 |
Overseas broadcasting service: Abbr. | 36 |
Freedom-promoting broadcaster: Abbr. | 36 |
Science fiction author A. E. van ___ | 36 |
"Midnight Cowboy" star Jon | 36 |
_____ dire (jurors' examination) | 36 |
First Song of the Year Grammy winner | 36 |
__ Act: 1919 Prohibition legislation | 36 |