| Stars of "Two and a Half Men," e.g. | 45 |
| Songs on a "Best of ..." collection | 45 |
| Subj. covered on the AP European History test | 45 |
| Sixth word in the Declaration of Independence | 45 |
| Shenzi or Banzai in "The Lion King" | 45 |
| Soothing hot drink also known as Lucky Dragon | 45 |
| Show won by Jordin Sparks in 2007, familiarly | 45 |
| Sinatra's "--- Kick Out of You" | 45 |
| Sinatra's "___ Kick Out of You" | 45 |
| Stereotypical name for a sci-fi lab assistant | 45 |
| Sonny and Cher's "___ You Babe" | 45 |
| Sue Grafton's "__ for Innocent" | 45 |
| Subject of a 2005 Sufjan Stevens album: Abbr. | 45 |
| Sammy Kaye's "___ Big Girl Now" | 45 |
| Start of Shelley's "Ozymandias" | 45 |
| Shock jock Don with a syndicated morning show | 45 |
| Schubert's "Fantasia ___ Minor" | 45 |
| Sports journalist Hammond of the Golf Channel | 45 |
| She played Coco Hernandez in "Fame" | 45 |
| Scar's voice in "The Lion King" | 45 |
| Shaw who wrote "Rich Man, Poor Man" | 45 |
| Start of a crystal ball user's prediction | 45 |
| Stilted-sounding "Consider it done" | 45 |
| Start of a ''Superman'' query | 45 |
| Stevie Wonder's "__ She Lovely" | 45 |
| Singer with the #1 hit "All I Have" | 45 |
| Steve Martin title role, with "The" | 45 |
| Singer with the hit "Foolish Games" | 45 |
| Singer "from the block," familiarly | 45 |
| Sport whose name means "gentle way" | 45 |
| Steely Dan's ''___ Lied'' | 45 |
| Scottish town of Sir Walter Scott's youth | 45 |
| Setting for "The Constant Gardener" | 45 |
| Singer fired by Godfrey on television in 1953 | 45 |
| Sci-fi character remembered for her large bus | 45 |
| String accompaniments to "Aloha Oe" | 45 |
| Speak without restraint (with "it") | 45 |
| Springsteen "___ Let Me Be the One" | 45 |
| Sue Grafton's "___ For Lawless" | 45 |
| Start of "The Midnight Ride . . . " | 45 |
| Start of a little daredevil's declaration | 45 |
| Show featuring the scheming Dr. Zachary Smith | 45 |
| Supremes "Stop! In the Name of ___" | 45 |
| Substance of interest to the CIA in the 1950s | 45 |
| Subject of some '50s-'60s experiments | 45 |
| Sch. that won the Sugar Bowl in 2002 and 2004 | 45 |
| San Francisco's "Good Day" band | 45 |
| Source of "Physician, heal thyself" | 45 |
| She's back in town, in a Fats Waller song | 45 |
| She sang ''To Sir With Love'' | 45 |
| Ship destroyed in Havana's waters in 1898 | 45 |
| Sharks whose teeth were used in Maori jewelry | 45 |
| She "ain't what she used to be" | 45 |
| She played Lois in "Superman" films | 45 |
| Some Canadian provinces, with "The" | 45 |
| Sportscaster Albert who says "Yes!" | 45 |
| Success on TV's "Concentration" | 45 |
| Stewie's sister on "Family Guy" | 45 |
| Sideshow ___ ("Simpsons" character) | 45 |
| Slugger featured on a 2006 U.S. postage stamp | 45 |
| Subject of "The Miracle Has Landed" | 45 |
| Studio whose films get off to a roaring start | 45 |
| Start for "day" or "term" | 45 |
| Start for "day" or "wife" | 45 |
| State where Garrison Keillor was born (abbr.) | 45 |
| Swift's "A ___ Proposal . . . " | 45 |
| She was Victoria in "The Red Shoes" | 45 |
| Stones "___ is up, the sun is down" | 45 |
| Soprano role in "Ariadne auf Naxos" | 45 |
| Simba's mate in "The Lion King" | 45 |
| Simba's love in "The Lion King" | 45 |
| Sharks leader, in "West Side Story" | 45 |
| State with a border formed by the Missouri R. | 45 |
| Synthpop singer of "99 Luftballons" | 45 |
| Some of it may be spent on your grandchildren | 45 |
| She played Julia on "Party of Five" | 45 |
| Single-named singer of the Velvet Underground | 45 |
| Swedish soprano noted for her Wagnerian roles | 45 |
| She said, "We see things as we are" | 45 |
| Sticks ___ Hick Pix (famous Variety headline) | 45 |
| Setting in the musical "Two by Two" | 45 |
| Sartre play in which hell is a gigantic hotel | 45 |
| Stendhal's "Le Rouge et le ___" | 45 |
| Steelers' coach with four Super Bowl wins | 45 |
| Second word of "Candle in the Wind" | 45 |
| Stones 1st U.S. hit "___ Fade Away" | 45 |
| Supporter of the Heller decision, 2008: Abbr. | 45 |
| Site of "interstates" H1, H2 and H3 | 45 |
| Site of the California Surf Museum, fittingly | 45 |
| Singer called "The Jezebel of Jazz" | 45 |
| Shelley's "__ to the West Wind" | 45 |
| State whose official beverage is tomato juice | 45 |
| Source of the Beverly Hillbillies' wealth | 45 |
| Short-order cook on "2 Broke Girls" | 45 |
| Sequel to Puzo's "The Last Don" | 45 |
| Science fiction magazine published until 1995 | 45 |
| Shipping magnate who founded Olympic Airlines | 45 |
| Situation before an inning-ending double play | 45 |
| Sonic Dolls "Something to Hold ___" | 45 |
| Sonic Dolls "Something to Hang ___" | 45 |