| Said ''no contest,'' perhaps | 44 |
| Show that can be downloaded to an MP3 player | 44 |
| Schemer called to mind by the Madoff swindle | 44 |
| Setting for the Königsberg bridge problem | 44 |
| Spot that may be on the environment, briefly | 44 |
| Sound before "Your fly's open" | 44 |
| Saudi Arabia is the only nation adjoining it | 44 |
| Sound heard through a stethoscope, sometimes | 44 |
| Smokey Robinson's music genre, for short | 44 |
| Stephen of "The End of the Affair" | 44 |
| Sitcom whose theme song was sung by its star | 44 |
| She played June in "Walk the Line" | 44 |
| Strategy for reducing loan payments, briefly | 44 |
| Successor to Frist as Senate majority leader | 44 |
| Sweeney of ''Anything Goes'' | 44 |
| Setting for the movie "Sister Act" | 44 |
| Syngman ___ (first president of South Korea) | 44 |
| Sitcom character who got married on 10/28/74 | 44 |
| Star in the same constellation as Betelgeuse | 44 |
| Sound heard after a Henny Youngman one-liner | 44 |
| Short name for a popular South American city | 44 |
| Stonewall ___ (1969 Greenwich Village event) | 44 |
| Studio of the original "King Kong" | 44 |
| Slangy prefix meaning "mechanical" | 44 |
| Stendahl's "Le ___ et le noir" | 44 |
| Surprise birthday parties often involve them | 44 |
| Secretary of State under Kennedy and Johnson | 44 |
| Swedish manufacturer of the 90, 900 and 9000 | 44 |
| Songs that "Say So Much," to Elton | 44 |
| Short story writer H.H. Munro's pen name | 44 |
| Strauss opera based on a play by Oscar Wilde | 44 |
| Spring training site for the Cincinnati Reds | 44 |
| State identifier at the Miss America pageant | 44 |
| Saddam's mate, on "South Park" | 44 |
| Singing style popularized by Louis Armstrong | 44 |
| Something that might work on a full stomach? | 44 |
| Spendthrift's credo, with an easy switch | 44 |
| Show that won the 1976 Tony for Best Musical | 44 |
| Seeking the right women's tennis attire? | 44 |
| Seneca's prediction in "Medea" | 44 |
| Start of a quip defining a fatuous fisherman | 44 |
| Sequel to "The Beggar's Opera" | 44 |
| Start of a paraphrased quip from John Ruskin | 44 |
| Subtitle of "Star Wars Episode IV" | 44 |
| Skating on the beautiful frozen lake was ___ | 44 |
| Sultry star of "A Man and a Woman" | 44 |
| Star of 2011's "Puss in Boots" | 44 |
| Shortstop nicknamed "Little Louie" | 44 |
| Subject of many an "Onion" article | 44 |
| Substance marketed under the name NutraSweet | 44 |
| Shakespearean play with the clown Touchstone | 44 |
| So I __ him into a game. What a mistake! ... | 44 |
| Something you want to come down from quickly | 44 |
| Substance used by whales as a feeding filter | 44 |
| Sunday school dried-vegetable craft project? | 44 |
| Song from Sondheim's "Company" | 44 |
| She won five Emmys for her sitcom title role | 44 |
| Super Mario Bros. 2 character who spits eggs | 44 |
| Ship in "Pirates of the Caribbean" | 44 |
| Some are bullheaded, others smell like an ox | 44 |
| Statues like ''The Thinker'' | 44 |
| Scopes Trial prosecutor William Jennings ___ | 44 |
| Subjects of many Tibetan religious paintings | 44 |
| Source of Julius's instinctive impulses? | 44 |
| Sewer worker in "The Honeymooners" | 44 |
| She sang with Barbra on "Tell Him" | 44 |
| She'll come out of her shell soon enough | 44 |
| State nicknamed "El Estado Grande" | 44 |
| Sucker who's broken out in a cold sweat? | 44 |
| Star of film that is this puzzle's theme | 44 |
| Saki's "The Chronicles of ___" | 44 |
| Soap for a member of Bill Haley's group? | 44 |
| Subject of a loser's postelection speech | 44 |
| Safety devices used during acts of congress? | 44 |
| Samantha's "Bewitched" husband | 44 |
| Swiss host city for the World Economic Forum | 44 |
| Start of a phrase meaning "always" | 44 |
| Soap opera set in a body-treatment business? | 44 |
| Singer/actress discovered by Mahalia Jackson | 44 |
| Supper at home before unpacking from a move? | 44 |
| Son of Duncan in ''Macbeth'' | 44 |
| Six of these can be spotted within this grid | 44 |
| Stewart in "Harvey," Elwood P. ___ | 44 |
| So-called devil's darning needles [2000] | 44 |
| Sitcom psychiatrist Frasier, to his patients | 44 |
| Show biz award "grand slam": Abbr. | 44 |
| Second-highest mountain in the contiguous US | 44 |
| Soul Coughing album with "Circles" | 44 |
| Sign up the "SNL" producer? (var.) | 44 |
| Story from Joyce's "Dubliners" | 44 |
| Soles beatin' out a jazzman's rhythm | 44 |
| Setting of the world's largest book fair | 44 |
| Sipowicz player on "N.Y.P.D. Blue" | 44 |
| Source of power for horticultural equipment? | 44 |
| Synthetist's picture of a French author? | 44 |
| Something enjoyed while napping in a hammock | 44 |
| Sitcom character with "many loves" | 44 |
| Superhero who can't keep her mouth shut? | 44 |
| Shapes studied by Dr. Watson and his partner | 44 |
| Ship done in by the reef of Norman's Woe | 44 |