| Degree of disorder in a system | 30 |
| Present, as for a spelling bee | 30 |
| Henri's desire or hangnail | 30 |
| Old word for a Cenozoic period | 30 |
| Common decongestant ingredient | 30 |
| Patriarch of a tribe of Israel | 30 |
| Like much of the New Testament | 30 |
| Tweaks a mixing board, briefly | 30 |
| Phrase from the 14th Amendment | 30 |
| Royal aide in charge of horses | 30 |
| Pertaining to primitive horses | 30 |
| Cicero's "I was" | 30 |
| Some hospital figures, briefly | 30 |
| Period before a Jewish holiday | 30 |
| End of a Napoleonic palindrome | 30 |
| Italian's secluded retreat | 30 |
| Utopian novel by Samuel Butler | 30 |
| Writer Gardner's namesakes | 30 |
| English poet Dowson and others | 30 |
| Country singer Tubb and others | 30 |
| Subject to slow disintegration | 30 |
| Produced by land deterioration | 30 |
| Nature's wearing processes | 30 |
| Kama Sutra illustrations, e.g. | 30 |
| They may lead to another story | 30 |
| Rabbi in "Winterset" | 30 |
| Laborer in Ethelbald's day | 30 |
| ___ Santo (E. Brazilian state) | 30 |
| Sports-themed restaurant chain | 30 |
| Treatment for an English earl? | 30 |
| Choice for a fill-up in Canada | 30 |
| New businessman's activity | 30 |
| Arizona and Texas, to Mexicans | 30 |
| What Brits call station wagons | 30 |
| Study of beauty and art (Var.) | 30 |
| Prefix used with some hormones | 30 |
| Eskimo settlement in Greenland | 30 |
| Accepted PayPal payments, e.g. | 30 |
| Merchant whose customers click | 30 |
| Title teen of old comic strips | 30 |
| Butchers' stalls, in Brest | 30 |
| Annual, as Mediterranean winds | 30 |
| "Training Day" actor | 30 |
| Online investor's activity | 30 |
| ___ humains (people, in Paris) | 30 |
| Ancient land now part of Italy | 30 |
| "And wife," in Latin | 30 |
| Public-channel offering: Abbr. | 30 |
| Plato's "Bravo!" | 30 |
| "Bravo," Greek style | 30 |
| Process of improving offspring | 30 |
| One who makes passing remarks? | 30 |
| Dr. Foote the podiatrist, e.g. | 30 |
| Having a feeling of well-being | 30 |
| Sounds when the lights come on | 30 |
| "Alcestis" dramatist | 30 |
| 1990s-2000s Volkswagen vehicle | 30 |
| 1930s world chess champion Max | 30 |
| "Well, Did You ---?" | 30 |
| "CSI: Miami" actress | 30 |
| "Gone With the Wind" | 30 |
| ". . . not __ mouse" | 30 |
| Wager that could go either way | 30 |
| Anglican equivalent of vespers | 30 |
| "A thousand pardons" | 30 |
| Christian pop singer Tornquist | 30 |
| Tammany Hall corruption, e.g.? | 30 |
| Actress Kelly as a villainess? | 30 |
| "Snow White" villain | 30 |
| Festive cry in Plato's day | 30 |
| Classical "Whoopee!" | 30 |
| "Climb ___ Mountain" | 30 |
| Metropolitan Opera star Podles | 30 |
| Conformation defect in a horse | 30 |
| Room in an old English mansion | 30 |
| Selected parts of longer works | 30 |
| Remark to a line cutter, maybe | 30 |
| Permission granted by a bishop | 30 |
| Performed, as one's duties | 30 |
| ___ Bank (U.S. loan guarantor) | 30 |
| 1999 David Cronenberg thriller | 30 |
| Susceptible to being persuaded | 30 |
| Action in a Blatty best seller | 30 |
| The _____ ( 1973 horror movie) | 30 |
| Stalin's daughter, for one | 30 |
| Good dispatcher's activity | 30 |
| Point of view of an old flame? | 30 |
| They don't make many stops | 30 |
| Obama and Clinton, for example | 30 |
| Straightening muscles on limbs | 30 |
| Predict on basis of known data | 30 |
| Area known for making contacts | 30 |
| "E" has a line on it | 30 |
| Device in the medicine cabinet | 30 |
| They may be found near temples | 30 |
| Cups that may be watching you? | 30 |
| Where a camera is usually held | 30 |
| "Five-feet two, ___" | 30 |
| What the contest entrants had? | 30 |
| Old Testament book before Neh. | 30 |