| Abbr. in many a Québec address | 33 |
| It precedes fast and follows farm | 33 |
| Best on the balance beam, perhaps | 33 |
| It's rarely served, sometimes | 33 |
| Half of "surf and turf" | 33 |
| Policeman's barbecue, perhaps | 33 |
| Speedy base runner's strategy | 33 |
| Burglarizing a museum exhibition? | 33 |
| Advances along the path, in a way | 33 |
| "Cannonball" propellant | 33 |
| More passionate, as a movie scene | 33 |
| Makes foggy, as a bathroom mirror | 33 |
| Lone Ranger's Silver, for one | 33 |
| Don Quixote's Rosinante, e.g. | 33 |
| "Man of ___" (Superman) | 33 |
| Superman's "makeup" | 33 |
| Shaquille O'Neal as superhero | 33 |
| Small-screen sleuth's surname | 33 |
| Founder of "The Tatler" | 33 |
| Joe Greene or Lynn Swann, notably | 33 |
| Pittsburgh fan base, collectively | 33 |
| Team nicknamed The Black and Gold | 33 |
| Family of Addison's colleague | 33 |
| Instrument used in Hawaiian music | 33 |
| Prepares (oneself), as for combat | 33 |
| Dutch genre painter: 17th century | 33 |
| Dutch painter or British novelist | 33 |
| "Merry Company" painter | 33 |
| Soaked in hot water, as a tea bag | 33 |
| Like many Christmas card skylines | 33 |
| What gradeability is a measure of | 33 |
| It may be rounded up in a roundup | 33 |
| Stockholder's responsibility? | 33 |
| Rodeo wrestling match participant | 33 |
| Missy Higgins song about driving? | 33 |
| ''Rawhide'' beast | 33 |
| Cheapest accommodations on a ship | 33 |
| Complaint from a backseat driver? | 33 |
| "Shrek!" author William | 33 |
| The New Yorker cartoonist William | 33 |
| Old New Yorker cartoonist William | 33 |
| She wrote "Three Lives" | 33 |
| Vessel filled with Kölsch, say | 33 |
| Container that holds about a pint | 33 |
| ''Ms.'' cofounder | 33 |
| Oscar-winning composer Max et al. | 33 |
| _____ Jay, BC's official bird | 33 |
| ___ fire (phenomenon seen at sea) | 33 |
| Focus of much biomedical research | 33 |
| Rousing speech or a typical watch | 33 |
| Watch that runs without batteries | 33 |
| Sign of a clogged toilet, perhaps | 33 |
| Marie Henri Beyle's pseudonym | 33 |
| Anagrammatically, she takes notes | 33 |
| House majority leader before Eric | 33 |
| ''___ right up!'' | 33 |
| Word repeated by a drill sergeant | 33 |
| When repeated, aerobics class cry | 33 |
| Repeated cry in an exercise class | 33 |
| One of 12 at Alcoholics Anonymous | 33 |
| Come forward, with "up" | 33 |
| Words from one about to take over | 33 |
| Fictional town with robotic wives | 33 |
| Part of a spider's invitation | 33 |
| "Don't go so slow!" | 33 |
| The ___ (vast Russian grasslands) | 33 |
| "Doctor Zhivago" locale | 33 |
| Hitchcock's thirty-nine items | 33 |
| ___ out (leaves for a short time) | 33 |
| Product of a remarriage, at times | 33 |
| Half of the Brady bunch, to Carol | 33 |
| One meter x one meter x one meter | 33 |
| Descendant of an Edison invention | 33 |
| They're often playing at home | 33 |
| "Tristam Shandy" author | 33 |
| Performance enhancers in the news | 33 |
| Starts of many Quebec place names | 33 |
| Editor's "leave it" | 33 |
| "Don't delete this" | 33 |
| Mark of editorial reconsideration | 33 |
| "Don't change that" | 33 |
| What dots denote, in proofreading | 33 |
| Editor's instruction, perhaps | 33 |
| "Keep it," to an editor | 33 |
| "Leave it," editorially | 33 |
| 'Let it be,' to a proofer | 33 |
| Doesn't strike out in the end | 33 |
| Florida school near Daytona Beach | 33 |
| General Washington chief of staff | 33 |
| He can't stop falling in love | 33 |
| ''Papillon'' star | 33 |
| Winner of the 800-meter run: 1980 | 33 |
| Jon of "The Daily Show" | 33 |
| "Maggie May" singer Rod | 33 |
| T.R.'s "big" weapon | 33 |
| Remote area, with "the" | 33 |
| Terrible thing for a dancer to be | 33 |
| Archie's exhortation to Edith | 33 |
| Archie Bunker's plea to Edith | 33 |
| Hester Prynne's "A" | 33 |