| Dannay and Lee's tec Queen | 30 |
| Pseudonym in detective stories | 30 |
| Pseudonym in detective fiction | 30 |
| Issues for fashionable readers | 30 |
| French feminine plural pronoun | 30 |
| Miss ___ of "Dallas" | 30 |
| Three points in a row, perhaps | 30 |
| ___ Island (immigration point) | 30 |
| Island formerly for immigrants | 30 |
| Former heavyweight champ Jimmy | 30 |
| Eliza Doolittle's greeting | 30 |
| Main house-to-barn connections | 30 |
| Tree blighted by a bark beetle | 30 |
| Street of Hollywood nightmares | 30 |
| Wabbit's "wival" | 30 |
| "Wabbit" hunter Fudd | 30 |
| "___ Tune," 1941 hit | 30 |
| Site of Mark Twain's grave | 30 |
| Muppet that's tickled red? | 30 |
| Early film Tarzan, ___ Lincoln | 30 |
| Dagwood's pesky little pal | 30 |
| Castel Sant'___, in Napoli | 30 |
| Castel Sant'___, at Napoli | 30 |
| Saint ___ fire, sea phenomenon | 30 |
| What many bark beetles blemish | 30 |
| Street-lining trees, sometimes | 30 |
| Raw materials for shipbuilding | 30 |
| Massachusetts' state trees | 30 |
| Classic trees on shady streets | 30 |
| Horror movie locale, for short | 30 |
| Title site of six films: Abbr. | 30 |
| Thoroughfare bordering Yale U. | 30 |
| Source of split-resistant wood | 30 |
| Threatening weather phenomenon | 30 |
| The United States, to Mexicans | 30 |
| "Turn to Stone" grp. | 30 |
| "Strange Magic" band | 30 |
| "Hold On Tight" band | 30 |
| "Turn to Stone" band | 30 |
| "Telephone Line" gp. | 30 |
| "Eldorado" rock grp. | 30 |
| "Strange Magic" grp. | 30 |
| "Hold On Tight" grp. | 30 |
| "Eldorado" rock band | 30 |
| Jeff Lynne's old rock band | 30 |
| Jeff Lynne's band, briefly | 30 |
| Evil Woman band familiarly | 30 |
| Disco-inflected prog rock band | 30 |
| "Evil Woman" artists | 30 |
| H.G. Wells' imaginary race | 30 |
| Simple people in a Wells novel | 30 |
| The Time Machine characters | 30 |
| Race met by the Time Traveller | 30 |
| Frugivorous race of literature | 30 |
| Childlike adults of the future | 30 |
| Beautiful people of literature | 30 |
| "My God," in Aramaic | 30 |
| The 'E' of S.E. Hinton | 30 |
| Kay Thompson's little girl | 30 |
| Kay Thompson best seller: 1955 | 30 |
| Fictional Plaza Hotel resident | 30 |
| North Carolina town or college | 30 |
| "Herzl" author: 1975 | 30 |
| Try a get-hitched-quick scheme | 30 |
| Skip the festivities, in a way | 30 |
| Avoid a certain church service | 30 |
| Have a simple wedding, perhaps | 30 |
| Emulate Sarah Palin, nuptially | 30 |
| Avoid major planning, in a way | 30 |
| Forwent the reception, perhaps | 30 |
| Fled from the homestead to wed | 30 |
| Runs off, as Romeo with Juliet | 30 |
| Like Romeo and Juliet in Act 2 | 30 |
| Texas's westernmost county | 30 |
| City opposite Ciudad Juárez | 30 |
| Kid with an antenna on his hat | 30 |
| 2012 British Open winner Ernie | 30 |
| 1994 and 1997 U.S. Open winner | 30 |
| Higher forms of transportation | 30 |
| They rumble by some apartments | 30 |
| Raised rails in the Windy City | 30 |
| 2002 British Open winner Ernie | 30 |
| Snow queen in 'Frozen' | 30 |
| Lioness raised by the Adamsons | 30 |
| Freeborn feline female of film | 30 |
| "Wedding March" girl | 30 |
| "Bridal Chorus" girl | 30 |
| ___ Maxwell, memorable hostess | 30 |
| "So what __ is new?" | 30 |
| "What ___ is there?" | 30 |
| Add-on to an if-then statement | 30 |
| "Who ___ is coming?" | 30 |
| "What ___can I say?" | 30 |
| "What __ can I say?" | 30 |
| Stereotypical threat's end | 30 |
| Something ___ (really special) | 30 |
| It may follow "what" | 30 |
| Follower of somebody or nobody | 30 |
| "Who ___ was there?" | 30 |
| "What _____ is new?" | 30 |