| "... like you've ___ ghost!" | 42 |
| ". . . like you've __ ghost" | 42 |
| ". . . like you've __ ghost!" | 43 |
| What good children should be, in an old saw | 43 |
| What children should be, so the saying goes | 43 |
| How children should be, in a saying | 35 |
| Jaded response to a movie suggestion | 36 |
| "Now I've ___ all!" | 33 |
| "No need to pull up the YouTube clip" | 47 |
| "I've already been to that movie" | 47 |
| "Already caught that film!" | 37 |
| "Already been to that movie" | 38 |
| ''__ evil . . .'' | 33 |
| "... ___ evil, speak ..." | 35 |
| "___ Evil" (Mia Farrow film) | 38 |
| "___ evil, hear . . ." | 32 |
| Words with ''evil'' | 35 |
| "I ___ reason not to!" | 32 |
| "I __ reason why . . ." | 33 |
| "___ Evil" (Mia Farrow movie) | 39 |
| ''... ___ evil, speak ...'' | 43 |
| ''___ evil, hear ...'' | 38 |
| ''__ evil, hear . . .'' | 39 |
| Caption under a monkey covering its eyes | 40 |
| Sent away on a cruise with a wave | 33 |
| "If you've ___ you've . . . " | 47 |
| "Eyes have they, but they ___" | 40 |
| " . . . eyes, but they ___" | 37 |
| Parenthesized words leading to a few more words | 47 |
| Direction to look at the back of the book | 41 |
| [There's more about this below] | 35 |
| Fail to spot a single cotton-eating insect? | 43 |
| Vista on a tourist's postcard | 33 |
| "I never hope to ___": Burgess | 40 |
| "All that we ___ seem": Poe | 37 |
| Penetrate, with "through" | 35 |
| Overlook, as someone's weaknesses | 37 |
| Permeated, with "into" | 32 |
| Enter slowly, as through cracks in the pavement | 47 |
| Enter slowly through small openings | 35 |
| Travels through a small space, perhaps | 38 |
| Eastwood's "Rawhide" role | 39 |
| One available for future reference? | 35 |
| "Sight" or "over" ender | 43 |
| One who tells it like it will be? | 33 |
| Person who's looking forward to things | 42 |
| One with unusual powers of foresight | 36 |
| One who knows what's coming to you | 38 |
| One providing future references? | 32 |
| One looking into the future, supposedly | 39 |
| Hogwarts professor Trelawney, e.g. | 34 |
| He has a "prophetable" job | 36 |
| Ending for "sight" or "over" | 48 |
| "Your Future" sign displayer | 38 |
| Get into a dither viewing Skelton | 33 |
| Sybill Trelawney, in the Harry Potter books | 43 |
| She's available for future reference | 40 |
| "The Prophecy of the ___" (Eddic poem) | 48 |
| Witches in "Macbeth," e.g. | 36 |
| Nostradamus and others, supposedly | 34 |
| What they project, you might expect | 35 |
| What crystal ball consulters are, supposedly | 44 |
| They have a sense re coming events | 34 |
| They have "prophetable" jobs | 38 |
| They can tell you how it's going to end | 43 |
| Prognostication is their vocation | 33 |
| Ones with gifts who don't care about presents | 49 |
| Prophetic department store chain? | 33 |
| Lightweight, crinkled material used for suits | 45 |
| Doesn't do this puzzle's theme | 38 |
| Powderfinger: "Nobody ___" | 36 |
| "Loose Threads" Jonas ___ in Color | 44 |
| ''___ De' Pastori Dal Monte'' | 49 |
| Playground piece that has its ups and downs | 43 |
| Like games with lots of lead changes | 36 |
| Floyd song that goes up and down? (Hyph.) | 41 |
| "Two for the ___," Gibson play | 40 |
| Contest in which the lead keeps changing | 40 |
| Contest whose lead keeps changing | 33 |
| Couldn't make up one's mind | 35 |
| Changed one's mind again and again | 38 |
| Phenomena brought on by rapid climate changes | 45 |
| They also have their ups and downs | 34 |
| Welcomes, as a guest at one's home | 38 |
| Â Â Film buff's cable choice | 38 |
| Shakespeare's "spot" | 34 |
| "When thou __ an eagle ...": Blake | 44 |
| "What thou ___, write": Revelation | 44 |
| "What thou ___, write in a book . . . " | 49 |
| "What ___ thou?" (biblical query) | 43 |
| "Thou ___ every sparrow . . . " | 41 |
| " . . . what ___ thou?": Amos 7:8 | 43 |
| What a bop on the head might cause you to do | 44 |
| Suffer a blow to the head, perhaps | 34 |
| Respond to a strong head butt, perhaps | 38 |
| Encounter Hollywood or Holyfield? | 33 |
| Makes sure of, with "it" | 34 |
| Escorts to a second-floor apartment, say | 40 |
| " . . . I do feel't and ___": Shak. | 49 |
| "You doubted me, but I knew it!" | 42 |