| Annual George Jean ___ Award for Dramatic Criticism | 51 |
| Athletic company headquartered in Beaverton, Oregon | 51 |
| Anthrax with Public Enemy "Bring the ___" | 51 |
| Airport named after a WWII Medal of Honor recipient | 51 |
| Avant-gardist who owns the website imaginepeace.com | 51 |
| Activity in which mountains and valleys are created | 51 |
| Annual entertainment ceremony, with "the" | 51 |
| Atticus Finch portrayer ... or something finches do | 51 |
| Amanda of "Gulliver's Travels" (2010) | 51 |
| Author who inspired a Baltimore team's nickname | 51 |
| “The Mysterious Affair at Styles” detective | 51 |
| Animal lower on the food chain, relatively speaking | 51 |
| Actor in Michael Jackson's "Thriller" | 51 |
| “A pistol let off at the ear”: Charles Lamb | 51 |
| Alice's husband on "The Honeymooners" | 51 |
| Actress Witherspoon of "Four Christmases" | 51 |
| Actress Christina of 2012's "Bel Ami" | 51 |
| Animated movie with Jamie Foxx as the voice of Nico | 51 |
| A vigorous reprimand (with ''the'') | 51 |
| Abe's role in ''The Godfather'' | 51 |
| Aerosmith "Remember (Walking in the ___)" | 51 |
| A: No strings attached. Q: How do you describe ___? | 51 |
| Anatomical parts that touch, as eyelids to eyeballs | 51 |
| ANIMAL PLANET rebranded as a channel about fasting? | 51 |
| Actor who voiced Gurgle in "Finding Nemo" | 51 |
| Arguably redundant name for a medicine cabinet item | 51 |
| Accused murderess memorialized in a jump-rope rhyme | 51 |
| Area around the Bay State's capital, informally | 51 |
| Actor who debuted in "Kung Fu: The Movie" | 51 |
| Alda's "Same Time, Next Year" co-star | 51 |
| Administrative group that oversees an Asian nation? | 51 |
| Actress Rebecca of "John From Cincinnati" | 51 |
| Action flick that takes place in the Nakatomi Plaza | 51 |
| Aegean group (literally "twelve islands") | 51 |
| Actor in 1960s TV's "77 Sunset Strip" | 51 |
| Actor Richard of "Stranger Than Paradise" | 51 |
| Animated film partly set in the office of a dentist | 51 |
| Apparently stationary light sources, to astronomers | 51 |
| Analysis named after statistician Sir Ronald Fisher | 51 |
| About 4,000 miles of an above-average construction? | 51 |
| Attend a tennis tournament because one is a fan of? | 51 |
| Actress who played Peter Pan on Broadway, to Roget? | 51 |
| Arresting sheriff's command in High Noon ? | 51 |
| Aphrodite's cruel nickname for Zeus's wife? | 51 |
| Actor Buchholz of "The Magnificent Seven" | 51 |
| Alma mater for Toni Morrison and Zora Neale Hurston | 51 |
| Ask for proof of age for an ardent varsity athlete? | 51 |
| Award bestowed by the Annals of Improbable Research | 51 |
| Answer to "What kind of TV do you have?"? | 51 |
| Archer's wife in "The Maltese Falcon" | 51 |
| Actress who co-founded the Women's Media Center | 51 |
| ABC's first color program, with "The" | 51 |
| Action film star who moonlights at Churchill Downs? | 51 |
| Aspect of the cabaret scenes in "Cabaret" | 51 |
| Author of the "Wiener Dog Art" collection | 51 |
| Ad slogan that's Valleyspeak to egg someone on? | 51 |
| Announcement made by a transplant surgeon, perhaps? | 51 |
| Astronomical events that occur twice or more a year | 51 |
| Actress Suvari, co-star of "American Pie" | 51 |
| “Soccer star Hamm is very sorry,” in Latin? | 51 |
| Actress in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" | 51 |
| Acronym that omits the T (for "targeted") | 51 |
| Anthony who sang "What Kind of Fool Am I" | 51 |
| About 7 cm long, like nails sold in hardware stores | 51 |
| Actor Haley Joel ___ of "The Sixth Sense" | 51 |
| Athenian princess who was turned into a nightingale | 51 |
| A satellite dish's size is often compared to it | 51 |
| Amy who's an animal on the "SNL" set? | 51 |
| At first he just follows the ___ on Wall Street ... | 51 |
| Ancient astronomer proved to be wrong by Copernicus | 51 |
| Activate everything in the house with the doorbell? | 51 |
| Actress who starred in 'Alien vs. Predator' | 51 |
| Author of "The Adventures of Augie March" | 51 |
| Andrew Carnegie and Alexander Graham Bell, by birth | 51 |
| Astin and Bean of "The Lord of the Rings" | 51 |
| Actor Green of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" | 51 |
| Agcy. often "quoted" by Weekly World News | 51 |
| Actress who was one of Charles Manson's victims | 51 |
| Armless ''Li'l Abner'' creature | 51 |
| Animated film character voiced by Matthew Broderick | 51 |
| Â Â "Yes sir!," south of the border | 51 |
| An upside-down garbage can lid might be used as one | 51 |
| Accessory for a drag queen at an Italian restaurant | 51 |
| Asian title that's an anagram of an English one | 51 |
| Alberta city whose sign is a giant badminton racket | 51 |
| Act like a hen after grain is thrown on the ground? | 51 |
| Armed forces newspaper of the '40s with The | 51 |
| Afro-sporting character on "The Simpsons" | 51 |
| Actor von ___ of "The Seventh Seal," 1957 | 51 |
| Allan Folsom's "_____ After Tomorrow" | 51 |
| Approving words before a speed skating competition? | 51 |
| Agcy. caught targeting over 500 conservative groups | 51 |
| Amuse the "Get the Party Started" singer? | 51 |
| Actress Louise of "Gilligan's Island" | 51 |
| Actress Hedren who lives on a floating Arctic mass? | 51 |
| Any of the Griffins on "Family Guy," e.g. | 51 |
| Author of the tell-all "The Yankee Years" | 51 |
| African capital contained in its country's name | 51 |
| Anna Leonowens, e.g., in "The King and I" | 51 |
| Author depicted next to a steamboat on a 2011 stamp | 51 |