| Plural French word that spells its singular English form in reverse | 67 |
| Abbreviation meaning "plus additional things" | 55 |
| Brief relative of ''yada, yada, yada'' | 54 |
| Abbreviation meaning "and more stuff like that" | 57 |
| "Death ___" (Harold Pinter collection of activist poems) | 66 |
| "And other things too numerous to mention" | 52 |
| Character in "Toy Story" who draws quickly | 52 |
| Consideration for when to arrive at the airport: Abbr. | 54 |
| Berlioz's ''Les nuits d'___'' | 53 |
| "L'heure d'___" (2008 Juliette Binoche film) | 62 |
| "L'___" (1954 Albert Camus essay on Oran) | 55 |
| " . . . appetyt hath he to ___ a mous": Chaucer | 57 |
| "But thy ___ summer shall not fade": Shak. | 52 |
| " . . . nature's copy's not ___": Shak. | 57 |
| "And wilt thou pledge me this for time __?": Aeschylus | 64 |
| "...a beauty fadeless and ___": James Russell Lowell | 62 |
| It "waits at the crossway of the stars," wrote Borges | 63 |
| "Thou pleasing, dreadful thought," to Addison | 55 |
| "It is the sea / Gone with the sun," wrote Rimbaud | 60 |
| " . . . One that inhabiteth ___": Isa. 57:15 | 54 |
| Tom Cruise's character in "Mission: Impossible" | 61 |
| Peck of TV's "10 Things I Hate About You" | 55 |
| Joel's codirector on "The Ladykillers" | 52 |
| Interior Secretary Hitchcock who served under McKinley and Roosevelt | 68 |
| Hawke of "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead" | 59 |
| ___ Hunt (Tom Cruise's "Mission: Impossible" role) | 64 |
| ___ Hunt (Tom Cruise's "Mission Impossible" role) | 63 |
| ___ Hunt ("Mission: Impossible" protagonist) | 54 |
| Furniture industry name, with a chain of stores across North America | 68 |
| Number that might be used when counting backward from 100? | 58 |
| Dr. Larch's drug in "The Cider House Rules" | 57 |
| Spinoza treatise modeled after Euclid's "Elements" | 64 |
| Word with "minority" or "cuisine" | 53 |
| ''Empedocles on ___'' (Matthew Arnold poem) | 59 |
| Where Typhon, a 100-headed monster, was buried, in Greek myth | 61 |
| Volcano in Verne's "Journey to the Center of the Earth" | 69 |
| Volcano described in Virgil's "Aeneid" | 52 |
| Virgil described its "roar of frightful ruin" | 55 |
| Name derived from ancient Greek for "I burn" | 54 |
| Mountain whose name in Greek means "I burn" | 53 |
| Mountain seen erupting in "Revenge of the Sith" | 57 |
| Its name comes from the Greek for "I burn" | 52 |
| Its first recorded eruption was about 3500 years ago | 52 |
| Its activity was once attributed to the monster Typhon | 54 |
| It's called Mongibello by people who live near it | 53 |
| Hothead that's an anagram of ''ante'' | 57 |
| Highest volcano on the Mediterranean's largest island | 57 |
| Highest and hottest mountain in Italy south of the Alps | 55 |
| About a quarter of the population of Sicily lives on its slopes | 63 |
| "...___ the L I C I O U S" ("Fergalicious" lyric) | 69 |
| 'L'-- du nord' (Minnesota's state motto) | 56 |
| ___ Dorney (2012 Olympics rowing venue near Windsor) | 52 |
| "The chief nurse of England's statesmen" | 54 |
| Lord Grantham alma mater on "Downton Abbey" | 53 |
| School called "the chief nurse of England's statesmen" | 68 |
| School attended by 18 former British prime ministers | 52 |
| Most of its football matches are played on Agar's Plough | 60 |
| King's College of Our Lady of ___ beside Windsor | 52 |
| Boys' school with three academic "halves" a year | 62 |
| "The most private of private schools": Hugh Laurie | 60 |
| ___ wall game (football/rugby mashup played at an all-boys school) | 66 |
| Online store with the slogan "Childhood Dreams Delivered" | 67 |
| Financial services company with an asterisk in its name | 55 |
| Company promoted by a nine-month-old financial wizard | 53 |
| Online investing company with a talking baby ad campaign | 56 |
| Word in the French translation of Hamlet's most famous line | 63 |
| Victor Hugo’s “L’Art d’___ grand-père” | 61 |
| Verb conjugated as "suis" in the first person singular | 64 |
| "L'___ et le Néant" (1943 Jean-Paul Sartre treatise) | 69 |
| "___ Dieu" ("opera-poem" by Salvador DalÃ) | 65 |
| ''Independence Day'' assailants, briefly | 56 |
| The Solomons on "3rd Rock From the Sun," e.g. | 55 |
| The "gods" in "Chariots of the Gods?," in brief | 67 |
| Some cosplayers at a Star Trek convention, for short | 52 |
| Some characters in "The X Files," for short | 53 |
| Predators in the "Predator" films, for short | 54 |
| "Guardians of the Galaxy" title characters, informally | 64 |
| ''Independence Day'' assailants, for short | 58 |
| "I'd Rather Go Blind" singer ___ James | 52 |
| James played by Beyoncé in "Cadillac Records" | 58 |
| Peter and Olivia's daughter on "Fringe" | 53 |
| Moten who played Bess in Broadway's "Porgy and Bess" | 66 |
| Miss ___ Kette (bird that teaches manners on "Barney") | 64 |
| James with the album "The Sweetest Peaches" | 53 |
| Hen voiced by Andie MacDowell in "Barnyard" | 53 |
| Beyoncé's role in "Cadillac Records" | 53 |
| "Something's Got a Hold On Me" singer James | 57 |
| "Mystery Lady: Songs of Billie Holiday" jazz singer James | 67 |
| "___, Red-Hot & Live" (1982 blues album) | 54 |
| "___ Jones Sings Lady Day" (2001 jazz album) | 54 |
| Comic strip character whose boyfriend was Wingey Wallace | 56 |
| Suffix with ''Rock'' or ''disk'' | 64 |
| Suffix with "sermon" or "kitchen" | 53 |
| Suffix with ''sermon'' or ''novel'' | 67 |
| Product suffix for items in "cozy" apartments | 55 |
| Words following Casca's "Speak, hands, for me!" | 61 |
| Start of the line that ends "Then fall, Caesar" | 57 |
| Start of a Shakespeare line that ends "Then fall, Caesar" | 67 |
| Shakespearean words following "Speak, hands, for me!" | 63 |
| It follows Casca's "Speak, hands for me!" | 55 |