| James Michener novel set in Maryland | 36 |
| Golden-brown or reddish-brown horses | 36 |
| Gas station with a red and blue logo | 36 |
| Gas station with a blue and red logo | 36 |
| Hybrid car that floats in the ocean? | 36 |
| Fad with sprouts for "fur" | 36 |
| Two more birds named for their calls | 36 |
| Guy who's easily able to attract | 36 |
| Raw material for Wrigley's, once | 36 |
| Commercial center of northern Mexico | 36 |
| Restaurant with a green and red logo | 36 |
| Bad thing to have in one's armor | 36 |
| Ruin bit by bit, with "at" | 36 |
| Cartoon group with high-pitched hits | 36 |
| Machine in a "Fargo" scene | 36 |
| Treaty of Fort McIntosh signer, 1785 | 36 |
| Like the cast of a zany comedy show? | 36 |
| Tribe originally from the Deep South | 36 |
| One responsible for heavenly singing | 36 |
| Flashing lights for a singing group? | 36 |
| 'I want to be on your team!' | 36 |
| Pick the luggage screeners' org. | 36 |
| A flier or fryer for Frédéric? | 36 |
| Genre of "Shogun Assassin" | 36 |
| What church music directors perform? | 36 |
| Mass serving when the wine runs out? | 36 |
| Collector of offerings at a revival? | 36 |
| "Death on the Nile" author | 36 |
| Designer of St. Paul's Cathedral | 36 |
| Insurance company in the Fortune 500 | 36 |
| "Sweet Little Sixteen" man | 36 |
| Entrée on the freegan's menu? | 36 |
| Mussolini's notorious son-in-law | 36 |
| Olds models of the '80s-'90s | 36 |
| "The Deer Hunter" director | 36 |
| "Madame Butterfly" heroine | 36 |
| Widely prescribed antibiotic of 2001 | 36 |
| They may be beyond one's control | 36 |
| Urbanites who play three-card monte? | 36 |
| Singapore and the Vatican City, e.g. | 36 |
| Kennedy sent one to Congress in 1963 | 36 |
| Government administrators' group | 36 |
| Emulate the successful bounty hunter | 36 |
| "Mighty Aphrodite" actress | 36 |
| Group hired to applaud a performance | 36 |
| "Stairway to Heaven," e.g. | 36 |
| Conflict related to money and status | 36 |
| Scratched + bellyache + a letter = ? | 36 |
| Take care of a soda warehouse spill? | 36 |
| Where the Evian convention was held? | 36 |
| Assistance for the Queen of the Nile | 36 |
| Followed in Cratchit's footsteps | 36 |
| Something of interest to Miss Marple | 36 |
| Data manipulation scandal of '09 | 36 |
| "Atomic Dog" singer George | 36 |
| The 1990's, politically speaking | 36 |
| Registered one's arrival at work | 36 |
| "That was a real good try" | 36 |
| Neared (with ''on'') | 36 |
| Where the sales are definitely final | 36 |
| Ride that's packed like sardines | 36 |
| Two-door closed cars with back seats | 36 |
| Tropical 1980s Robin Williams comedy | 36 |
| Mocking word used to imply cowardice | 36 |
| It has no strap and may carry change | 36 |
| Key of Bizet's most popular sym. | 36 |
| Potbelly that needs constant feeding | 36 |
| Graded bundle of strands for buffing | 36 |
| "The Dam Busters" composer | 36 |
| They may be ridden, on the flip side | 36 |
| Dressed like a dependent politician? | 36 |
| Try to influence a game show leader? | 36 |
| It might be on your amp in the attic | 36 |
| Like attics in long-abandoned houses | 36 |
| Source of Pablo Escobar's wealth | 36 |
| ... that guy with strabismus was ___ | 36 |
| Musicians' behavior, in the end? | 36 |
| Breakfast entree cooked in its shell | 36 |
| Even thieves have one, it's said | 36 |
| "Get off my lawn!" shouter | 36 |
| How many reach the top of Pikes Peak | 36 |
| Nut taken directly from the freezer? | 36 |
| Breakfast-on-the-run choice for some | 36 |
| First marketer of Cabbage Patch Kids | 36 |
| Gary who ran for California governor | 36 |
| Boss portrayer in "9 to 5" | 36 |
| Doorkeeper becomes Broadway composer | 36 |
| Poet who was Flaubert's mistress | 36 |
| Where you might get the third degree | 36 |
| George Washington University athlete | 36 |
| Like some once black-and-white films | 36 |
| Play-by-play announcer's partner | 36 |
| Get one's head out of the clouds | 36 |
| Declaration of Independence drafters | 36 |
| It's not preferred for investors | 36 |
| Smaller-than-usual school furniture? | 36 |
| Rule-following corporation division? | 36 |
| Agree, for a bribe, not to prosecute | 36 |
| What each of the long across carries | 36 |
| Piece of road construction equipment | 36 |