Jason of "Beverly Hills, 90210" | 41 |
Author of "The Good Companions" | 41 |
Official plural of a popular Toyota hybrid model | 48 |
Automotive plural selected in a 2011 promotion | 46 |
One who's rarely a team player | 34 |
Italian for "first lady" | 34 |
Richard Gere film set in Chicago | 32 |
Patient's therapeutic shriek | 32 |
Demure yet businesslike mourner? | 32 |
Place to learn pre-election routines? | 37 |
''Ape'' man's study | 39 |
Bank offering for creditworthy customers | 40 |
Trusted borrower's interest charge | 38 |
Figure for the best bank customers | 34 |
Concerns of bankers and borrowers | 33 |
Bankers' lures for borrowers | 32 |
It has "location, location, location" | 47 |
Math teacher's pick in a whodunnit? | 39 |
The best tropical wood available? | 33 |
"Melrose Place," for one | 34 |
"Desperate Housewives" is one | 39 |
"Desperate Housewives," for one | 41 |
Author of "The Periodic Table" | 40 |
Seminal parts for a barbershop quartet? | 39 |
Prehistoric utterances of amazement? | 36 |
Stuff from which life on Earth might have emerged | 49 |
The English one has yellow flowers | 34 |
Flower from which an oil is derived | 35 |
"Lane" in a Jerry Wallace hit | 39 |
A trusting person may be led down it | 36 |
They're found in neat gardens? | 34 |
"The Chronicles of Narnia" book | 41 |
Slugger acquired by the Tigers in 2012 | 38 |
1981 drama starring Treat Williams | 34 |
Streisand film, after "The" | 37 |
Streisand film (after "The") | 38 |
Critique of "Purple Rain"? | 36 |
"Come back new" sloganeer | 35 |
New Jersey ecumenical institution | 33 |
New Jersey Ivy League football team | 35 |
With 65A, shooting with the stars | 33 |
Actor in "The Miracle Worker" | 39 |
"Paradise" songwriter John | 36 |
Saddle-shaped brand of potato chips | 35 |
Potato chips that come in a canister | 36 |
Place to wash up in a graphic arts shop? | 40 |
Sight seen through the HP factory windows? | 42 |
Lacking clues, as a murder weapon | 33 |
Certain job lineup for a computer | 33 |
What Ali Baba found on the treasure in the cave? | 48 |
Freddie of 'Chico and the Man' | 38 |
Freddie __ Jr. of "Scooby-Doo" films | 46 |
"Chico and the Man" costar Freddie | 44 |
Saw-billed petrel of southern seas | 34 |
Petrel bird with saw-toothed bills | 34 |
Reason to turn down an invitation | 33 |
It's a reason to decline an invitation | 42 |
One of Chaucer's Canterbury pilgrims | 40 |
What disabled people are entitled to on a subway | 48 |
One with tight control of the monastery? | 40 |
People with convictions have them | 33 |
Word on the Expos' scoreboard | 33 |
"Hogan's Heroes" setting | 38 |
Classic 1894 swashbuckler, with "The" | 47 |
Anthony Hope classic (with "The") | 43 |
1894 adventure novel, with "The" | 42 |
Places where cell phones are prohibited? | 40 |
Can protest, or a kiddie vehicle for outlaws? | 45 |
Completely free from dirt or contamination | 42 |
Stockpiles of money kept under the mattress? | 44 |
Where team owners might sit at a ballpark | 41 |
Play about a singer's army years? | 37 |
What some mother-in-law apartments have | 39 |
Part of a professional's home/office | 40 |
Former harasser of enemy shipping | 33 |
Tom Hanks, in his 1994 Oscar role | 33 |
Something you'd rather not discuss | 38 |
Personal choice the morning after? | 34 |
"No Trespassing" sign site | 36 |
Words on a "Keep Out" sign | 36 |
This is protected in Amendment V | 32 |
Sign warning poachers and trespassers | 37 |
Sign accompanied by "Keep Out" | 40 |
''No Trespassing'' sign site | 44 |
''No Trespassing'' sign phrase | 46 |
''No Hunting'' sign site | 40 |
Area not under government control | 33 |
Faculty member working for the U.S. Army? | 41 |
1981 #1 hit for Hall & Oates | 32 |
Shrub often used to mark a boundary | 35 |
They're not enjoyed by everyone | 35 |
Good news for one who needs to go? | 34 |
Like many Thanksgiving Day menus | 32 |
Giving an award to the wrong person? | 36 |
Where winners pick up their awards | 34 |
Place for trophies at an awards luncheon | 40 |
Marinara most likely to be used? | 32 |
Court where last words are heard | 32 |
Court where last wishes are heard | 33 |
Most of Martha Stewart's sentence | 37 |