| "18 Till ___" (Bryan Adams song) | 42 |
| James Cagney movie "Each Dawn ___" | 44 |
| Cagney movie "Each Dawn ___" | 38 |
| Bryan Adams "18 til ___" | 34 |
| "Thus with a kiss ___ ": Romeo | 40 |
| "Each Dawn ---" (Cagney film) | 39 |
| "And if ___ before ..." | 33 |
| "___ hard": Washington | 32 |
| 'Each Dawn --' (James Cagney film) | 42 |
| "I wander'd till ___": M. Arnold | 46 |
| Words of extreme embarrassment in teen-speak | 44 |
| Teen's expression of embarrassment | 38 |
| "I wander'd till ___": Arnold | 43 |
| "___ in my boots . . . ": Benét | 44 |
| Singer Menzel with the album "I Stand" | 48 |
| Menzel on TV's "Glee" | 35 |
| "Wicked" entertainer Menzel | 37 |
| She voices Elsa in 'Frozen' | 35 |
| 2006 Mike Judge dystopian dark comedy | 37 |
| Like some hard-to-translate phrases | 35 |
| Characteristic of a particular language | 39 |
| Retardate with an area of brilliance | 36 |
| Raymond in "Rain Man," say | 36 |
| Mentally defective person with a special talent | 47 |
| Individuals' sets of genetic determinants | 45 |
| "It doesn't seem that way to me" | 46 |
| It may be exchanged at office parties | 37 |
| Picture scribbled while talking on the phone? | 45 |
| 1999 Devon Sawa/Seth Green horror/comedy | 40 |
| Devil's tools, metaphorically | 33 |
| Devil's tools, it's said | 32 |
| "The devil's tools" | 33 |
| "The mother of corruption": Montaigne | 47 |
| Those enjoying the life of Riley, stereotypically | 49 |
| Not just unfounded r-----, but ___ ___ | 38 |
| Furthest from being a workaholic | 32 |
| Warning that may be safely ignored | 34 |
| Original name for J.F.K. Airport | 32 |
| It's now J.F.K. International | 33 |
| Tennis pro's comment at the poker game | 42 |
| Polite and enthusiastic response | 32 |
| Request that will complete the show's puzzle | 48 |
| Types with fat recording contracts | 34 |
| Time to employ the French pleasure principle? | 45 |
| Figure for a student or an employee | 35 |
| 1966 musical backed by a star from Cincinnati | 45 |
| "All ___ Dream of You" | 32 |
| Practice forbidden by the Ten Commandments | 42 |
| Len Deighton's anagrammatic avowal on writing | 49 |
| A tabloid reporter must have a nose for __ | 42 |
| Violation of the second of the Ten Commandments | 47 |
| Sin forbidden by the Second Commandment | 39 |
| "What on earth have ___?" | 35 |
| "What have ___ to deserve this?" | 42 |
| "What have ___ to deserve this?!" | 43 |
| 'What have to deserve this?' -- | 39 |
| Snail's reply to whiting, perhaps | 37 |
| "You failed to convince me" | 37 |
| Excuse given for asking for a ride | 34 |
| Unenthusiastic response to an offer | 35 |
| Start of an observation by Tom Waits | 36 |
| What van Gogh said regarding ears? | 34 |
| Conrad words in "Heart of Darkness" | 45 |
| "___ It," 1943 Skelton film | 37 |
| "You're wrong about me!" | 38 |
| "___ on his very absence": Shak. | 42 |
| "What did ___ deserve this?" | 38 |
| "What did __ deserve this?" | 37 |
| 'What did -- deserve this?' | 35 |
| Clay's words re the Presidency | 34 |
| "___ of Jeanie . . . " | 32 |
| What people had to repeat to Freud? | 35 |
| Sitcom with a 2,000-year-old character | 38 |
| Sitcom created by Sidney Sheldon | 32 |
| "___ I dwelt in . . . " | 33 |
| "___ my snicker-snee!": Gilbert | 41 |
| Mrs. Stork's post-trip comment? | 35 |
| "If you asked me..." follow-up | 40 |
| Memorable TV personality makes a Freudian slip? | 47 |
| Idea that opposes evolution, for short | 38 |
| Web danger, and a hint to this puzzleÂ’s theme | 49 |
| Start of an angler's lament (Part 3) | 40 |
| Confessional account of a sensational nature | 44 |
| Mt. ___ (Charley Weaver's hometown) | 39 |
| Mount ___, Charley Weaver's hometown | 40 |
| Discussion of a Theocritus poem? | 32 |
| PASTORAL POEMS INCAPACITATE TEEN FAVES | 38 |
| Notable series of narrative poems | 33 |
| "The Hurt Locker" hazard, for short | 45 |
| Modern wartime hazard, for short | 32 |
| Danger in war-torn regions, for short | 37 |
| "The Hurt Locker" bomb | 32 |
| Event in the documentary "Spellbound" | 47 |
| Major New York-to-Tennessee route | 33 |
| Pat needs this to maintain composure | 36 |
| "____ son salita" (Puccini aria) | 42 |
| Old name for De Valera's land | 33 |
| Glaswegian's great-grandchild | 33 |
| Advice for solving this puzzle, part 1 | 38 |
| Start of a thought-provoking question | 37 |