| It might have a long run on Broadway | 36 |
| Form a certain front, in meteorology | 36 |
| Eyelike spot, as on peacock feathers | 36 |
| Occurring every other leap year, say | 36 |
| " . . . ___ spite": Hamlet | 36 |
| Wu-Tang Clan member who died in 2004 | 36 |
| "___ Out," Carol Reed film | 36 |
| "___, where is thy sting?" | 36 |
| Norse mythology's Vili or Vé? | 36 |
| Mythical king gets in fender bender! | 36 |
| 1943 film written by Thornton Wilder | 36 |
| "May I be --- assistance?" | 36 |
| "May I be ___ assistance?" | 36 |
| Second sign on the music store door? | 36 |
| Proposer or salesperson, essentially | 36 |
| Away from the main place of business | 36 |
| Whitman's "Leaves" --- | 36 |
| Whitman's "Leaves ___" | 36 |
| Book on how to repair rodent damage? | 36 |
| "The Merry Adventures ___" | 36 |
| "King ___ Road," 1965 song | 36 |
| Sun Tzu's "The Art __" | 36 |
| Hard dudes, briefly, in '90s rap | 36 |
| Scientist featured in a cowboy tune? | 36 |
| "I see...well...all right" | 36 |
| "Fall on your knees" carol | 36 |
| "You flatter me too much!" | 36 |
| "That's quite enough!" | 36 |
| Part of a train headed to a refinery | 36 |
| Framework located around Texas wells | 36 |
| Get ready for a Mr. Olympian contest | 36 |
| "There Will Be Blood" site | 36 |
| They look like short-necked giraffes | 36 |
| Nocturnal animals of the upper Congo | 36 |
| Locals call it the "Big O" | 36 |
| "All right, lemme hear it" | 36 |
| Owners, landlords and tenants: Abbr. | 36 |
| Kansas city southwest of Kansas City | 36 |
| Your parents' parents' music | 36 |
| Retired Big Apple basketball player? | 36 |
| Language of early Roman inscriptions | 36 |
| Traditional song by Samuel Woodworth | 36 |
| Scrabble piece in a retirement home? | 36 |
| Former Energy Secretary Hazel et al. | 36 |
| Ornamental shrub with yellow flowers | 36 |
| American designer of Russian descent | 36 |
| Cosmonaut Atkov and designer Cassini | 36 |
| Crude carrier for Popeye's girl? | 36 |
| "The Wonder Years" actress | 36 |
| Babes in Toyland star familiarly | 36 |
| "Hellzapoppin" comedy team | 36 |
| Walter who moved the Dodgers to L.A. | 36 |
| Persian poet known for his quatrains | 36 |
| 1971 Heston film, with 'The' | 36 |
| Outburst often abbreviated in tweets | 36 |
| "Mother ___," Kipling poem | 36 |
| Kipling's "Mother ___" | 36 |
| Streisand film, with "Day" | 36 |
| Where the teacher might casually sit | 36 |
| The sneaker manufacturer started ... | 36 |
| Ready for roasting, rotisserie-style | 36 |
| Site of a 1990 film "Bird" | 36 |
| Way to propose marriage, to a horse? | 36 |
| Like Dr. Richard Kimble's quarry | 36 |
| Where to find para in the dictionary | 36 |
| Expert at filling potholes, perhaps? | 36 |
| 1982 musical by Francis Ford Coppola | 36 |
| Point between plurality and majority | 36 |
| Like an excellent game for a pitcher | 36 |
| Start of an "Indians" song | 36 |
| "___ and you're dead!" | 36 |
| 1985 hit song "Neung Keun" | 36 |
| Not to be repeated, as a performance | 36 |
| Severe sales restriction, informally | 36 |
| The first to go on a strike, usually | 36 |
| "Hell is ___": T. S. Eliot | 36 |
| "___ customer" (sale sign) | 36 |
| Rock that's only a single color? | 36 |
| Boxing cat who can't spell well? | 36 |
| The drink you shouldn't have had | 36 |
| Drink that often makes a person sick | 36 |
| " . . . hurt the ___ love" | 36 |
| Volume that's a real tearjerker? | 36 |
| Linens purchased through a Web site? | 36 |
| Phrase once heard before a long beep | 36 |
| "Last sale item remaining" | 36 |
| "___, you noblest English" | 36 |
| "___ you noblest English!" | 36 |
| "___ Own" (1994-95 sitcom) | 36 |
| "Hop ___" (Dr. Seuss book) | 36 |
| "Being ___, sail": Herbert | 36 |
| Like a tennis match without a break? | 36 |
| Film about where to put Melba sauce? | 36 |
| "___ mark, get set . . . " | 36 |
| Chaplin's fourth wife and others | 36 |
| Jacob van ___, noted Flemish painter | 36 |
| Like mud between one's toes, say | 36 |
| Nondiscriminating immigration policy | 36 |
| Opportunity for a singer or comedian | 36 |
| Frank fellow who tilts at windmills? | 36 |