| He wrote "Golden Boy" | 31 |
| U.S. playwright: 1906–63 | 31 |
| "Glory, Glory" singer | 31 |
| Proust's Parisian courtesan | 31 |
| Garfield's canine companion | 31 |
| Victim of Garfield's pranks | 31 |
| Tongue-lolling comics character | 31 |
| Drooler in "Garfield" | 31 |
| Beagle "born" in 1978 | 31 |
| "Swan Lake" character | 31 |
| Jupiter's Norse counterpart | 31 |
| Prominent character in the Edda | 31 |
| Norse god associated with magic | 31 |
| Norse "father of all" | 31 |
| God with a horse named Sleipnir | 31 |
| God who presided over the Aesir | 31 |
| God who commanded the Valkyries | 31 |
| Fighter of the frost giant Ymir | 31 |
| Penner of praise, but not prose | 31 |
| "Star Trek: DSN" role | 31 |
| "What died?" elicitor | 31 |
| Hydrogen sulfide characteristic | 31 |
| It may cause the nose to twitch | 31 |
| What wavy lines mean, in comics | 31 |
| What aeration removes from milk | 31 |
| This emerges from a locker room | 31 |
| Sure target in the locker room? | 31 |
| Something carbon monoxide lacks | 31 |
| Sign that something has turned? | 31 |
| Reminder to take out the trash? | 31 |
| Reason for a patchouli cover-up | 31 |
| It may seep from an onion patch | 31 |
| It may be picked up in a locker | 31 |
| Aroma if pleasant, smell if bad | 31 |
| What wavy lines often represent | 31 |
| ''__ bodkins!'' | 31 |
| Takes the whole bottle, perhaps | 31 |
| Some emergency cases, for short | 31 |
| Emergency room cases, for short | 31 |
| Epic with a trip home to Ithaca | 31 |
| Shak. is its most-quoted writer | 31 |
| Its first vol. covered A to Ant | 31 |
| Trompe l'___ (art illusion) | 31 |
| Prefix meaning "wine" | 31 |
| "__ the ramparts ..." | 31 |
| "__ the fields we go" | 31 |
| "Above," in an anthem | 31 |
| "___ the ramparts..." | 31 |
| "___ the land . . . " | 31 |
| Contraction in a patriotic song | 31 |
| "--- the ramparts..." | 31 |
| Dirección sailed by Columbus | 31 |
| "The Tears ___ Clown" | 31 |
| "Diary / Madman" link | 31 |
| Anathema "Sunset ___" | 31 |
| "The Three Faces ___" | 31 |
| Put one's nose out of joint | 31 |
| Something sometimes irrefusable | 31 |
| Slays, 'Sopranos' style | 31 |
| Kills, 'Sopranos'-style | 31 |
| Kills, 'Sopranos' style | 31 |
| Illegally ahead of the football | 31 |
| Out of the audience's sight | 31 |
| Possible title for this puzzle? | 31 |
| "For the life __ ..." | 31 |
| John Legend "All ___" | 31 |
| "For the life ___..." | 31 |
| ___ consequence (insignificant) | 31 |
| Far from seldom, to Shakespeare | 31 |
| Popular model-railroading scale | 31 |
| Seat of Utah's Weber County | 31 |
| City near the Wasatch Mountains | 31 |
| Molding that sounds exclamatory | 31 |
| Look given to a looker, perhaps | 31 |
| Look at with amorous intentions | 31 |
| "Hubba hubba" thinker | 31 |
| Start of many prayers and hymns | 31 |
| 'Hellcats' actress Gail | 31 |
| "Puss in Boots" beast | 31 |
| Grendel, in "Beowulf" | 31 |
| Dungeons & Dragons creature | 31 |
| "Fee fi fo fum" sayer | 31 |
| Secret police postage stamp (7) | 31 |
| Fairy-tale creatures, sometimes | 31 |
| Baddies in many bedtime stories | 31 |
| Creator of "Pal Joey" | 31 |
| "Batman" police chief | 31 |
| Southern belle of book and film | 31 |
| "Pal Joey" playwright | 31 |
| "Pal Joey" librettist | 31 |
| "K-K-K-Katy" composer | 31 |
| Site of many Chicago touchdowns | 31 |
| Terminus of Chicago's I-190 | 31 |
| Place for touchdowns in Chicago | 31 |
| Western end of I-190 near I-294 | 31 |
| Site of some Chicago touchdowns | 31 |
| One place to come down to earth | 31 |
| Kennedy's Midwestern cousin | 31 |
| It's 17 miles from the Loop | 31 |
| Hub once known as Orchard Field | 31 |