| Feudal serf (yeah I used this entry, what?) | 43 |
| Puzzler's favorite Anglo-Saxon | 34 |
| Man "seen" in an anagram | 34 |
| Domestic slave of Ethelred's day | 36 |
| Domestic slave in Ethelred's day | 36 |
| Literally, "day laborers" | 35 |
| Worker investment programs, for short | 37 |
| Stock plans providing worker ownership: Abbr. | 45 |
| Trellis for training fruit trees | 32 |
| "___ Harlem" (piano piece) | 36 |
| You'll find it in 180,000+ Wikipedia articles | 49 |
| It means "one who hopes" | 34 |
| Caught sight of a famous exterminator? | 38 |
| Station with game reports and highlights | 40 |
| Disney-owned cable broadcaster of game highlights | 49 |
| Cable program with team coverage? | 33 |
| Cable channel with lots of highlights | 37 |
| "The Blitz" cable channel | 35 |
| "Highlight Express" broadcaster | 41 |
| "Football Friday" network | 35 |
| 'Football Friday' cable channel | 39 |
| "Football Tonight" airer | 34 |
| Armchair quarterback's reading, maybe | 41 |
| Sports channel that shows college games | 39 |
| Cable channel that covers college sports | 40 |
| Five-time Art Ross Trophy winner | 32 |
| Two-time winner of the Hart Trophy | 34 |
| Its employees get a lot of perks | 32 |
| Brusque words about strong coffee? | 34 |
| Beaux-___ (people with lively minds) | 36 |
| Magazine that introduced the Varga girl | 39 |
| They play on the hi-fi in bachelor pads | 39 |
| Estrogen receptor, to geneticists | 33 |
| Red Sox fans' slogan until 2004 | 35 |
| Seigneur de Montaigne's output | 34 |
| Extra time to finish a written test? | 36 |
| You can't really guess on one | 33 |
| It doesn't have any easy answers | 36 |
| "His glassy ___ an angry ape" | 39 |
| Like cenobites of the second century | 36 |
| Susie of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" | 41 |
| Tejas y Nuevo México, por ejemplo | 36 |
| Tabasco, Durango and Chihuahua, e.g. | 36 |
| "They are," in Spanish class | 38 |
| Revenue for Biltmore or Downton Abbey? | 38 |
| They might be held to cover death taxes | 39 |
| Events for getting rid of deaf people's stuff | 49 |
| Events for antique hunters, maybe | 33 |
| Antique dealers' destinations | 33 |
| Some federal government income [left only] | 42 |
| What a "midnight ride" horse earned | 45 |
| Cosmetician Lauder and actress Chandler | 39 |
| Part of Lauder's line of clothing? | 38 |
| Pop music's Gloria and Emilio | 33 |
| Oscar-winner for Bonnie and Clyde | 36 |
| Harris of "Seinfeld" and others | 41 |
| Gift container of chemical compounds? | 37 |
| Affari ___ (foreign affairs): It. | 33 |
| Town near Florida Gulf Coast University | 39 |
| Supreme court justice Willard Zebedee _____ | 43 |
| Result of an annual guessing game | 33 |
| Predicted payment based on probable profit | 42 |
| Gogo, in "Waiting for Godot" | 38 |
| Animal that has escaped from its owner | 38 |
| First-aid supply for Springsteen? | 33 |
| Springsteen song (with ''The'') | 47 |
| Where the tides meet the currents | 33 |
| Abbr. used by electrical engineers | 34 |
| Contract's inflation adjustment | 35 |
| Greenland base for many polar expeditions | 41 |
| Merchant who clicks with his customers | 38 |
| Company that takes PayPal, probably | 35 |
| Company that clients click with? | 32 |
| Business that lets you pick and click | 37 |
| Rock where Samson hid: Judg. 15:8 | 33 |
| Electrically neutral subatomic particle | 39 |
| Washington Wizards center (and activist) Thomas | 47 |
| He tried to reach heaven on an eagle | 36 |
| ___ shrdlu (printer's error) | 32 |
| Proponent of strong governmental control | 40 |
| Advocate of strong governmental control | 39 |
| M.C. who drew "Relativity" | 36 |
| Many an Albrecht Dürer piece of art | 38 |
| Hip to the way Rembrandt worked? | 32 |
| One concerned with right and wrong | 34 |
| Target of the Seven against Thebes | 34 |
| One who always sees the glass half full | 39 |
| One always seeing the glass half full | 37 |
| Theodoros Angelopoulos movie of 1998 | 36 |
| Summer wind in the Mediterranean | 32 |
| Recurring annually, as Mediterranean summer winds | 49 |
| Like some annual Mediterranean winds | 36 |
| Like certain Mediterranean winds | 32 |
| ..."Edith Wharton" by ___.... | 39 |
| Oscar nominee for "Training Day," 2001 | 48 |
| Lucy's pal creates cloisonné in Montana? | 47 |
| Matriarch who married Bobby on June 17, 1950 | 44 |
| Matriarch Rose's daughter-in-law | 36 |
| 1951 Tony winner for "Call Me Madam" | 46 |
| King of England: 978–1016 | 32 |