| Dangerous, difficult, military retreat | 38 |
| Reanimation after apparent death | 32 |
| What black holes swallow to bulk up? | 36 |
| INSP: "Yeah, even if he was just ___." | 48 |
| They might put the squeeze on you | 33 |
| Snakes that can put you in a tight spot? | 40 |
| Mythical South American "giants" | 42 |
| What black licorice or blue cheese is, for many | 47 |
| Seward's Alaska deal, 2 cents ___ | 37 |
| "Poetry is ..." (Pablo Neruda) | 40 |
| Run ___ (use the personals, say) | 32 |
| Start of an expansive definition | 32 |
| Result of iron deficiency, to a Brit | 36 |
| Fatigue may be a symptom of it: Var. | 36 |
| Organism that doesn't require oxygen | 40 |
| Bacterium that doesn't need oxygen | 38 |
| Many gastrointestinal tract residents | 37 |
| Literally "without sensation" | 39 |
| 1957 film featuring the subject of this puzzle | 46 |
| Equally old, with "of" | 32 |
| "The labor of ___ . . . ": Milton | 43 |
| Spiritual interpretation of Scripture | 37 |
| Mystic scriptural interpretation | 32 |
| SWORD (or a title for this puzzle) | 34 |
| One of Esau's fathers-in-law | 32 |
| Part of a postal address for Disneyland | 39 |
| Line on a letter to Mickey Mouse | 32 |
| "For want of ___ the shoe . . . " | 43 |
| "For want of ___ the shoe ..." | 40 |
| Skywalker of 'Star Wars' | 32 |
| Padmé's "Star Wars" husband | 44 |
| Luke's father in "Star Wars" | 42 |
| ___ Skywalker of "Star Wars" | 38 |
| Knight who fell to the dark side | 32 |
| 2002 sci-fi role for Hayden Christensen | 39 |
| What some porn actresses won't do | 37 |
| Type of beads found in a dungeon, say | 37 |
| Overly concerned with fine print | 32 |
| Like some temperature measurements | 34 |
| Like a control freak, stereotypically | 37 |
| Detail-oriented, to say the least | 33 |
| Concerned about every last detail | 33 |
| State of "feeling no pain" | 36 |
| What 1987's "The Untouchables" had? | 49 |
| Detailed examinations of complexities | 37 |
| Jim Croce's "I Got ___" | 37 |
| Jim Croce's 'I Got --' | 34 |
| "What's in __?": Juliet | 37 |
| "What's in ___?": Juliet | 38 |
| "What's in _____?" | 32 |
| Make ___ for oneself (achieve fame) | 35 |
| "What's in ___?": Shak. | 37 |
| "There's ___ for that" | 36 |
| "I Got ___" (Jim Croce hit) | 37 |
| "I Got ___" (Croce tune) | 34 |
| "I Got ___" (1973 song) | 33 |
| "Good alone is good without ___": Shak. | 49 |
| 'There's -- for that' | 33 |
| "___ Tragedy," Dreiser novel | 38 |
| Chubby Checker's autobiography? | 35 |
| World Chess Champion Viswanathan ___ | 36 |
| Current World Chess Champion Viswanathan ___ | 44 |
| '89 They Might Be Giants hit | 32 |
| They Might Be Giants "Lincoln" hit | 44 |
| Sedaka's "Next Door to ___" | 41 |
| Real Life "Send Me ___" | 33 |
| Start of a quotation from Publilius Syrus | 41 |
| Sapphira's guilty spouse: Acts 5 | 36 |
| He fell dead after lying to Peter | 33 |
| "Is man ___ or an angel?": Disraeli | 45 |
| Poet's repetition for effect | 32 |
| Sex Pistols "___ the U.K." | 36 |
| "It cost ___ and a leg" | 33 |
| "Hast thou ___ like God?": Job 40:9 | 45 |
| "Living is ___": A. Huxley | 36 |
| "Cooking has become ___": Burton | 42 |
| "Cookery is become ___" | 33 |
| "Cookery is become _____": Burton | 43 |
| Ancient Indians of the Four Corners region | 42 |
| Basket-making people of the Southwest | 37 |
| Inversion, such as "Came the dawn" | 44 |
| 'Fiddler on the Roof' village | 37 |
| "Penguin Island" novelist | 35 |
| 'Penguin Island' novelist | 33 |
| It was home to two Wonders of the Ancient World | 47 |
| Structural as opposed to functional | 35 |
| Like "dorsal" and "ventral" | 47 |
| Med student's hands-on workplace | 36 |
| "I had ___ in Yucatan": Belloc | 40 |
| Definition of a free-lance writer: Part 1 | 41 |
| "Lizzie Borden took ___ . . . " | 41 |
| "Lizzie Borden took ___" | 34 |
| "Lizzie Borden took ___ ..." | 38 |
| What the selfishly-motivated may have | 37 |
| Oily buildup that's been around a long time? | 48 |
| Cleaning challenge in a very old kitchen? | 41 |
| Coleridge's seafaring subject | 33 |
| Subject of a six-volume history by Edward Gibbon | 48 |
| Birthday wish, "___ to grow on" | 41 |
| "To a rag ___...": Kipling | 36 |