| Those subsisting on chicken feed | 32 |
| Chickens that come home to roost | 32 |
| "Fraggle Rock" creator | 32 |
| Not square, to a "cat" | 32 |
| Jitterbug's "cool" | 32 |
| "In the old grooveroo" | 32 |
| Prefix meaning "seven" | 32 |
| "___ Alibi," 1989 film | 32 |
| "What's with ___?" | 32 |
| "Rings on ___ fingers" | 32 |
| Goddess whose bird was a peacock | 32 |
| Parsley, sage, rosemary or thyme | 32 |
| Capturer of the Erymanthian Boar | 32 |
| It's rounded up in a roundup | 32 |
| "From ___ To Eternity" | 32 |
| "Washington slept ___" | 32 |
| "Right ___, Right Now" | 32 |
| "___ comes the . . . " | 32 |
| "___ Comes Mr. Jordan" | 32 |
| Words after "Yoo-hoo!" | 32 |
| "Where are you?" reply | 32 |
| Follower of "enclosed" | 32 |
| "___ mud in your eye!" | 32 |
| '-- looking at you, kid' | 32 |
| Savonarola's alleged offense | 32 |
| "From - Eternity" link | 32 |
| Lifter's occupational hazard | 32 |
| Sandwich that requires two hands | 32 |
| Sandwich also known as a grinder | 32 |
| Rocky, Rambo, or a fireman, e.g. | 32 |
| One coming through in the clutch | 32 |
| Key to the city recipient, maybe | 32 |
| It may be a foot long and edible | 32 |
| Mister : English :: ___ : German | 32 |
| "No. 1" in rental cars | 32 |
| 1963 hit "___ So Fine" | 32 |
| "For __ a jolly . . ." | 32 |
| "__ making a list ..." | 32 |
| "For _____ a jolly..." | 32 |
| "For ___ a jolly good" | 32 |
| "For ___ jolly . . . " | 32 |
| "--- Rebel" (1962 hit) | 32 |
| "___ Rebel" (1962 hit) | 32 |
| "___ Rebel," 1962 tune | 32 |
| "___ Rebel," 1962 song | 32 |
| Spandau prison's last inmate | 32 |
| Rudolf imprisoned for war crimes | 32 |
| "Steppenwolf" novelist | 32 |
| 1946 Literature Nobelist Hermann | 32 |
| "Magister Ludi" author | 32 |
| He wrote "Steppenwolf" | 32 |
| "Magister Ludi" writer | 32 |
| Some of Washington's enemies | 32 |
| "Ben-Hur" Oscar winner | 32 |
| Alternative to "Psst!" | 32 |
| "___ There," 1954 song | 32 |
| Info taken in a Dr.'s office | 32 |
| "Men Like Gods" author | 32 |
| Literally, "fire bowl" | 32 |
| Noise from a diaphragmatic spasm | 32 |
| ___ jacet (words on a tombstone) | 32 |
| Try to get to the church on time | 32 |
| Makes haste, Ã la Shakespeare | 32 |
| Pop punkers American ___ (Hyph.) | 32 |
| ____ Horse; or ___ price of gas | 32 |
| Really happy, as a kid in March? | 32 |
| Seven Dwarfs' song syllables | 32 |
| Poet Doolittle: 1886–1961 | 32 |
| Components of rolling landscapes | 32 |
| Finger-pointer's exclamation | 32 |
| "Tell ____" (1963 hit) | 32 |
| ___ Mountains (1,500 mile range) | 32 |
| Words from a televised bystander | 32 |
| Words mouthed on camera, perhaps | 32 |
| TV shout-out from the team bench | 32 |
| Stereotypical sidelines greeting | 32 |
| Sign glimpsed on televised games | 32 |
| One to whom the Ganges is sacred | 32 |
| "Fatha" of modern jazz | 32 |
| "Getting warmer," e.g. | 32 |
| One form of the Egyptian god Set | 32 |
| "Fantasia" tutu wearer | 32 |
| Some targets for weight watchers | 32 |
| President Grant's first name | 32 |
| Grant's baptismal first name | 32 |
| ''Fire'' antonym | 32 |
| New face around the water cooler | 32 |
| Human resources person, at times | 32 |
| Musician at the first Super Bowl | 32 |
| "It's in --- Kiss" | 32 |
| Self-important boss, facetiously | 32 |
| Warnings from a ticked-off tabby | 32 |
| "The ___ Report": 1976 | 32 |
| State-of-the-art, as electronics | 32 |
| Like gadgets on the cutting edge | 32 |
| "I'll take a card" | 32 |
| "Another card, dealer" | 32 |
| They're given money to waste | 32 |
| Player who's good with a bat | 32 |
| Where all the workers are female | 32 |