| "For Your Eyes Only" singer | 37 |
| "Don't get so excited!" | 37 |
| Like typical Monday crossword puzzles | 37 |
| Class that requires no effort to pass | 37 |
| Pastry chef's "Simple!" | 37 |
| Film featuring bikers Wyatt and Billy | 37 |
| Do this before you drink and be merry | 37 |
| Cymbals ___ Guitars (indie rock band) | 37 |
| Allman Brothers "___ Peach" | 37 |
| "Peter, Peter, Pumpkin ___" | 37 |
| One who wouldn't want to go fast? | 37 |
| " . . . Peter, pumpkin ___" | 37 |
| Faith No More: "Zombie ___" | 37 |
| Grammy-winning Weird Al Yankovic song | 37 |
| 'Jack Sprat could -- fat ...' | 37 |
| Word before de toilette or de Cologne | 37 |
| It's used to put out French fires | 37 |
| Second Israeli ambassador to the U.S. | 37 |
| Israel's first ambassador to U.S. | 37 |
| "The Perfect Store" subject | 37 |
| Selling site with a Half.com division | 37 |
| Big dot-com headquartered in San Jose | 37 |
| "Desire Under the Elms" son | 37 |
| Weimar Republic's first president | 37 |
| Roger with a thumbs-up or thumbs-down | 37 |
| German Republic's first president | 37 |
| Foe's light vessel, British style | 37 |
| Virus that causes a hemorrhagic fever | 37 |
| Disease named after a Congolese river | 37 |
| Where Christ stopped, in a Levi title | 37 |
| Like Death's dart, to Shakespeare | 37 |
| Like death's dart, in Shakespeare | 37 |
| Text read on one's phone, perhaps | 37 |
| It begins in the Cantabrian Mountains | 37 |
| The Beverly Hillbillies star Buddy | 37 |
| "___ Homo," Titian painting | 37 |
| "--- homo" (behold the man) | 37 |
| "___ homo" (behold the man) | 37 |
| "___ ridente," Rossini aria | 37 |
| Lines coming from the heart, briefly? | 37 |
| "Hello, hello, hello," e.g. | 37 |
| She loved Narcissus as much as he did | 37 |
| Role in "Ariadne auf Naxos" | 37 |
| "Little Sir ___" of songdom | 37 |
| 'The Name of the Rose' author | 37 |
| 'The Name of the Rose' writer | 37 |
| "Il Nome Della Rosa" writer | 37 |
| It's also called bionomics: Abbr. | 37 |
| Haute _____ (style of horse training) | 37 |
| Bacteria related to many food recalls | 37 |
| ''Microcosm'' subject | 37 |
| It may be present in undercooked meat | 37 |
| It can cause urinary tract infections | 37 |
| One of the social sciences, for short | 37 |
| Maj. with credits for studying credit | 37 |
| "Cheap" in commercial names | 37 |
| In what country are Panama hats made? | 37 |
| Town in the province of North Holland | 37 |
| Seaport and export of the Netherlands | 37 |
| ''Roots'' Emmy winner | 37 |
| Byrnes of "77 Sunset Strip" | 37 |
| Actor Byrnes, of 50's-60's TV | 37 |
| "Harlem Nights" star Murphy | 37 |
| The Christian Science Monitor founder | 37 |
| MacDonald's partner in old movies | 37 |
| American religious leader (1821-1910) | 37 |
| "Romancing the Stone" Grant | 37 |
| Where the first spare rib was shared? | 37 |
| Resort in "Couples Retreat" | 37 |
| Setting of "The Apple Tree" | 37 |
| Madina Lake "Attics to ___" | 37 |
| "East of ___," by Steinbeck | 37 |
| 1997 Theatre World Award winner Linda | 37 |
| Gertrude who swam the English Channel | 37 |
| 1926 English Channel swimmer Gertrude | 37 |
| Bergen who spoke for Charlie McCarthy | 37 |
| "Frankenstein" Winter Group | 37 |
| Defeat narrowly, with "out" | 37 |
| Some live on it, with "the" | 37 |
| Minor Threat "Straight ___" | 37 |
| AC/DC "The Razor's ___" | 37 |
| Trimmed, as the outskirts of the lawn | 37 |
| Beats by a nose, with "out" | 37 |
| "Glengarry Glen Ross" actor | 37 |
| "What I Am" singer Brickell | 37 |
| Warhol "superstar" Sedgwick | 37 |
| Sedgwick of Andy Warhol's Factory | 37 |
| Cult hit off "Sonic Temple" | 37 |
| "Peter Gunn" character Hart | 37 |
| Patsy's "AbFab" co-star | 37 |
| Patsy's "Ab Fab" friend | 37 |
| City between Richfield and Minnetonka | 37 |
| It's north of Highland Park, N.J. | 37 |
| "War of Currents" combatant | 37 |
| Change one's story for the better | 37 |
| "Dingbat," to Archie Bunker | 37 |
| "Mythology" author Hamilton | 37 |
| Costume designer who led from behind? | 37 |
| She's committed to better writing | 37 |
| Maxwell Perkins, for a famous example | 37 |