| Say "c'est," say | 30 |
| Say "Worcestershire" | 30 |
| Say "cap'n," say | 30 |
| "Dawn" author Wiesel | 30 |
| ___ Wiesel, Nobelist for Peace | 30 |
| Not married or dating steadily | 30 |
| Former Secretary of State Root | 30 |
| Yale senior society since 1903 | 30 |
| Root of McKinley's cabinet | 30 |
| He fought against Baal worship | 30 |
| Austen's "Sense" | 30 |
| Belgian prime minister Di Rupo | 30 |
| 60's Mets shortstop Chacon | 30 |
| "Middlemarch" author | 30 |
| "Four Quartets" poet | 30 |
| "Ash Wednesday" poet | 30 |
| "Adam Bede" novelist | 30 |
| "A Cooking Egg" poet | 30 |
| "The Wasteland" poet | 30 |
| He wrote "Gerontion" | 30 |
| George who was really Mary Ann | 30 |
| "Mr. Apollinax" poet | 30 |
| "Cats" lyrics source | 30 |
| 'Cats' librettist T.S. | 30 |
| "Boola boola" people | 30 |
| Dedicatee of a Beethoven piece | 30 |
| Kimberly of "John Q" | 30 |
| Wonder-working biblical figure | 30 |
| Modern way to get the word out | 30 |
| They think they're special | 30 |
| They believe in ruling classes | 30 |
| Alchemist's life prolonger | 30 |
| Monarch crowned in 1558: Abbr. | 30 |
| 'My Fair Lady' heroine | 30 |
| Pupil of 'enry 'iggins | 30 |
| Certain fraternal order member | 30 |
| Redwood National Park creature | 30 |
| Large deer, or Manitoba island | 30 |
| Actress and 1960s pinup Sommer | 30 |
| City west of Salt Lake on I-80 | 30 |
| Building wing shape, sometimes | 30 |
| Pipe with a quarter bend, e.g. | 30 |
| Right-angled building addition | 30 |
| Self-titled jazz album of 1969 | 30 |
| Jazz great with Louis and Duke | 30 |
| Suffix with "salmon" | 30 |
| Name meaning "elfin" | 30 |
| Former Connecticut Gov. Grasso | 30 |
| First lady of scat, familiarly | 30 |
| Elegant elephant of kiddie lit | 30 |
| Contemporary of Louis and Duke | 30 |
| Contemporary of Duke and Louis | 30 |
| Contemporary of Count and Duke | 30 |
| American social reformer Baker | 30 |
| "First Lady of Song" | 30 |
| "--- Cinders" (1926) | 30 |
| ___ Grasso, memorable governor | 30 |
| Vogue's newsstand neighbor | 30 |
| International fashion magazine | 30 |
| MacPherson of If Lucy Fell | 30 |
| Harper's Bazaar competitor | 30 |
| Colleague of Claudia and Naomi | 30 |
| "Glamour" competitor | 30 |
| 1942 Pulitzer novelist Glasgow | 30 |
| First name of two first ladies | 30 |
| Groundbreaking 90's sitcom | 30 |
| "Finding Nemo" voice | 30 |
| Queen who wrote popular novels | 30 |
| Dannay and Lee's tec Queen | 30 |
| Pseudonym in detective stories | 30 |
| Pseudonym in detective fiction | 30 |
| Issues for fashionable readers | 30 |
| French feminine plural pronoun | 30 |
| Miss ___ of "Dallas" | 30 |
| Three points in a row, perhaps | 30 |
| ___ Island (immigration point) | 30 |
| Island formerly for immigrants | 30 |
| Former heavyweight champ Jimmy | 30 |
| Eliza Doolittle's greeting | 30 |
| Main house-to-barn connections | 30 |
| Tree blighted by a bark beetle | 30 |
| Street of Hollywood nightmares | 30 |
| Wabbit's "wival" | 30 |
| "Wabbit" hunter Fudd | 30 |
| "___ Tune," 1941 hit | 30 |
| Site of Mark Twain's grave | 30 |
| Muppet that's tickled red? | 30 |
| Early film Tarzan, ___ Lincoln | 30 |
| Dagwood's pesky little pal | 30 |
| Castel Sant'___, in Napoli | 30 |
| Castel Sant'___, at Napoli | 30 |
| Saint ___ fire, sea phenomenon | 30 |
| What many bark beetles blemish | 30 |
| Street-lining trees, sometimes | 30 |
| Raw materials for shipbuilding | 30 |
| Massachusetts' state trees | 30 |
| Classic trees on shady streets | 30 |
| Horror movie locale, for short | 30 |
| Title site of six films: Abbr. | 30 |
| Thoroughfare bordering Yale U. | 30 |