| Rudimentary teaching techniques | 31 |
| "Letting Go" novelist | 31 |
| Tim of "Pulp Fiction" | 31 |
| __ IRA (tax-advantaged account) | 31 |
| Family of Portnoy's creator | 31 |
| Indian bread baked on a griddle | 31 |
| Photogravure process, for short | 31 |
| Old printing process, for short | 31 |
| Reversible part of a helicopter | 31 |
| Makes the fridge stink, perhaps | 31 |
| It has "round" inside | 31 |
| Site of Joan of Arc's trial | 31 |
| Church of St. Maclou's site | 31 |
| Turbulent times, metaphorically | 31 |
| "Yon virgin" preceder | 31 |
| Group gathered for consultation | 31 |
| Yanked from Morpheus's arms | 31 |
| Letter carrier's assignment | 31 |
| Request while gassing up, maybe | 31 |
| What a wanderluster needs to do | 31 |
| Part of a Battleship coordinate | 31 |
| ''Cannery ___'' | 31 |
| Follow the coxswain's calls | 31 |
| First word of a kids' round | 31 |
| Half a 60's-70's TV duo | 31 |
| Poet Nicholas: 1674–1718 | 31 |
| Investment company T. ___ Price | 31 |
| Author of "Tamerlane" | 31 |
| "Tamerlane" tragedian | 31 |
| Bryan Ferry's band __ Music | 31 |
| Former Avalanche goalie Patrick | 31 |
| Walt Disney's older brother | 31 |
| Scott's "Rob ___" | 31 |
| Campanella of Ebbets Field fame | 31 |
| Kir ___ (champagne apéritif) | 31 |
| The nuts, in Texas hold 'em | 31 |
| Fodder for the British tabloids | 31 |
| Last name in British automakers | 31 |
| American philosopher: 1855-1916 | 31 |
| Tennis's Emerson and others | 31 |
| The New Yorker cartoonist Chast | 31 |
| Producer on "Frasier" | 31 |
| "Night Court" bailiff | 31 |
| Inst. of the Fighting Engineers | 31 |
| Auto racer's concern: Abbr. | 31 |
| Grade school basics, familiarly | 31 |
| Four Monopoly properties: Abbr. | 31 |
| Where to see some diners: Abbr. | 31 |
| Ones on the right track?: Abbr. | 31 |
| Commuter lines on tracks: Abbr. | 31 |
| $200 Monopoly properties: Abbr. | 31 |
| Cape Town's country (abbr.) | 31 |
| Web letters in an orange button | 31 |
| Online update format, for short | 31 |
| They're right in front of U | 31 |
| Get back to the host or hostess | 31 |
| Conveying acceptance or regrets | 31 |
| Series of turns, usually: Abbr. | 31 |
| What "I" may indicate | 31 |
| Postal worker's path: Abbr. | 31 |
| One of just 12 in Alaska: Abbr. | 31 |
| MapQuest recommendation (abbr.) | 31 |
| Traveler's options, briefly | 31 |
| They're on the map, briefly | 31 |
| Postal workers have them: Abbr. | 31 |
| Mail carriers' paths: Abbr. | 31 |
| Mail carriers have them (Abbr.) | 31 |
| Abbrs. usually followed by nos. | 31 |
| Contraption cartoonist Goldberg | 31 |
| Coin bearing a two-headed eagle | 31 |
| Dollars : cents :: __ : kopecks | 31 |
| Coins with double-headed eagles | 31 |
| Shade of Dorothy's slippers | 31 |
| Dorothy's slippers material | 31 |
| Color of Dorothy's slippers | 31 |
| Putting up the greatest affront | 31 |
| 1970's A's All-Star Joe | 31 |
| Former Big Apple mayor Giuliani | 31 |
| Citrus fruit's plant family | 31 |
| ___ la Paix, Paris thoroughfare | 31 |
| Confession participant, perhaps | 31 |
| It may be pulled out from under | 31 |
| Football's British relative | 31 |
| Tommy and Chuckie's TV clan | 31 |
| If you dig old things, dig this | 31 |
| Archaeologist's destination | 31 |
| Eliminate, with "out" | 31 |
| No hitting below the belt, e.g. | 31 |
| Having parallel lines, as paper | 31 |
| Project Pat "Red ___" | 31 |
| Hot toddy ingredient, sometimes | 31 |
| Former nickname at the Pentagon | 31 |
| It's heard on the grapevine | 31 |
| Throw one's hat in the ring | 31 |
| "Head for the hills!" | 31 |
| Pioneering rap trio from Queens | 31 |
| Ancient alphabetical characters | 31 |
| Like some overly long sentences | 31 |
| They're always made at home | 31 |
| Executes, as a computer program | 31 |