| Short version of a life story? | 30 |
| Prefix with "hazard" | 30 |
| Common A&E genre, in short | 30 |
| About the author section, e.g. | 30 |
| Tropical rain forest or desert | 30 |
| TV's "___ Woman" | 30 |
| Having some replacement parts? | 30 |
| 'Ali' or 'Ray' | 30 |
| Some nonfiction works, briefly | 30 |
| "Thumbnail" writings | 30 |
| Regional plant and animal life | 30 |
| Regional animal and plant life | 30 |
| Plants and animals of a region | 30 |
| Local life forms, collectively | 30 |
| Like the earth or a bar magnet | 30 |
| Like some who have mood swings | 30 |
| Charlie Parker's sobriquet | 30 |
| Larry who may leap for a layup | 30 |
| 1988 film about Charlie Parker | 30 |
| Teller of secrets, in a saying | 30 |
| Word in a Hitchcock film title | 30 |
| Hitchcock classic with The | 30 |
| Caps for Roman Catholic clergy | 30 |
| Events that bring out the kids | 30 |
| "Encore!," to a diva | 30 |
| Second in a Sue Grafton series | 30 |
| Third-tallest pieces, at times | 30 |
| Creature on the Kansas quarter | 30 |
| Part of an upscale eatery name | 30 |
| With frost, a nip on the cheek | 30 |
| Small enough to be eaten whole | 30 |
| Facing up to expected hardship | 30 |
| German gentleperson's word | 30 |
| "Please," in Potsdam | 30 |
| "That's show __" | 30 |
| .com alternative for companies | 30 |
| Composer of "Carmen" | 30 |
| ______dale (Saskatchewan town) | 30 |
| Tennis rival of Jimmy and John | 30 |
| Dope 80's shoes, for short | 30 |
| Expanse also called the Euxine | 30 |
| German dessert, American-style | 30 |
| Chief Sitting Bull's horse | 30 |
| It's a great deal in Vegas | 30 |
| Malaise (with "the") | 30 |
| 'The -- Witch Project' | 30 |
| Continental philosopher Pascal | 30 |
| "Tyger! Tyger!" poet | 30 |
| English poet: 1757–1827 | 30 |
| Amanda of "Gunsmoke" | 30 |
| "In Cold Blood" star | 30 |
| Mont ___ (highest of the Alps) | 30 |
| Mel who voiced Foghorn Leghorn | 30 |
| Like much French writing paper | 30 |
| Like traditional hospital fare | 30 |
| Hugo's "Ruy ___" | 30 |
| Played really loud, as a radio | 30 |
| Skyscraper, for example: abbr. | 30 |
| "___ House": Dickens | 30 |
| Make dim, as overstrained eyes | 30 |
| Remove air, as from a radiator | 30 |
| Use a common kitchen appliance | 30 |
| It's not 100% this or that | 30 |
| Have no perceptible separation | 30 |
| "___ this house ..." | 30 |
| "Well, I'll be!" | 30 |
| Shocked Brit's exclamation | 30 |
| "Jeepers!" in Jersey | 30 |
| "Holy cow!" overseas | 30 |
| Sources of some stadium images | 30 |
| Duck hunter's hiding place | 30 |
| Notoriously risky social event | 30 |
| They may be served with caviar | 30 |
| Lose in a confrontation, maybe | 30 |
| It might be on one's radar | 30 |
| Not-as-famous celebrity status | 30 |
| Word with Eastern or Communist | 30 |
| "Old" chip producer? | 30 |
| Navy's anti-Army strategy? | 30 |
| Postings on one's Web site | 30 |
| Word after dirty or strawberry | 30 |
| Marilyn Monroe, e.g., hairwise | 30 |
| Word before brother or thirsty | 30 |
| Blue ____ ( high society type) | 30 |
| "South Pacific" role | 30 |
| Ball hit just over the infield | 30 |
| Remove with absorbent material | 30 |
| It may be worn under a sweater | 30 |
| Subside, with "over" | 30 |
| Given away, as one's cover | 30 |
| Sandwich known by its initials | 30 |
| Sandwich shop staple, in brief | 30 |
| Lunch with a crunch, for short | 30 |
| It's often a double-decker | 30 |
| Club sandwich cousins, briefly | 30 |
| Not suitable for all audiences | 30 |
| Relatively long period of time | 30 |
| Time to recognize achievements | 30 |
| Like an épée's point | 30 |
| Visual image, to an astigmatic | 30 |