| "Can We Talk?" comedienne | 35 |
| The Fair Maid of Kent and namesakes | 35 |
| She played Nell in "Nell" | 35 |
| "Steppin' Out" singer | 35 |
| Flier of coffee for long distances? | 35 |
| Rat Pack member at the chess match? | 35 |
| Policeman becomes landscape painter | 35 |
| "Annie's Song" singer | 35 |
| Creedence Clearwater Revival member | 35 |
| One who's available when needed | 35 |
| World's wealthiest person once | 35 |
| Where Spiro Agnew studied chemistry | 35 |
| Musical diatribe from the bathroom? | 35 |
| "Urban Cowboy" star, 1980 | 35 |
| Edwin's brother: 1838–65 | 35 |
| Second dinner course at the prison? | 35 |
| "Blaze of Glory" ___ Jovi | 35 |
| "The Alchemist" dramatist | 35 |
| Benny's sister in a 1993 romcom | 35 |
| "Am I in the way, amigo?" | 35 |
| Author of "The Lionheads" | 35 |
| "You Had Me" singer Stone | 35 |
| "The Soul Sessions" Stone | 35 |
| You'll get a charge out of them | 35 |
| Virginia McKenna movie role of 1966 | 35 |
| It's worth 8 points in Scrabble | 35 |
| 1996 screen role for Jonathan Pryce | 35 |
| Sherman dictum, south of the border | 35 |
| Scallions for an anniversary party? | 35 |
| Heston's early impresario role? | 35 |
| Namesakes of Jacob's fourth son | 35 |
| Star of "Without a Trace" | 35 |
| Of an ancient division of Palestine | 35 |
| Part of a kid's lunch from home | 35 |
| Made a misleading move, in football | 35 |
| Pulitzer-winning cartoonist Feiffer | 35 |
| "The Sound of Music" star | 35 |
| Bob Dylan song about the Rosenbergs | 35 |
| Obstacle course in some video games | 35 |
| Women's volunteer organizations | 35 |
| Crime of an overattentive attorney? | 35 |
| Site of Western Michigan University | 35 |
| Home to Western Michigan University | 35 |
| Hall of Fame baseballer Al all wet? | 35 |
| Tigers' erstwhile Al and family | 35 |
| "London Town" U.K. rapper | 35 |
| "Gold Digger" rapper West | 35 |
| "Das ___" (Marx treatise) | 35 |
| Policemen trained in a martial art? | 35 |
| Buddhist forces determining destiny | 35 |
| Alex of "Victor/Victoria" | 35 |
| Alex of "Blazing Saddles" | 35 |
| Southern British Columbia community | 35 |
| Actress married to Steven Spielberg | 35 |
| Transportation around the Aleutians | 35 |
| Like 'Ode on a Grecian Urn' | 35 |
| Bluesy guitarist/singer ___ Mo' | 35 |
| 'Am I my brother's --?' | 35 |
| Original Clarabell the Clown player | 35 |
| SON # 1 rode in a multi-colored bus | 35 |
| Ripa's place for putting balls? | 35 |
| "Ironweed" author William | 35 |
| Sound from the pound at suppertime? | 35 |
| "Hamlet" director Branagh | 35 |
| Joanna of "Growing Pains" | 35 |
| Organic compound used for cellulose | 35 |
| Compound used to stabilize perfumes | 35 |
| ...for a legendary record producer? | 35 |
| Grammy-winning 2000 Radiohead album | 35 |
| What Michael uses to handle people? | 35 |
| Donald's footstep-following son | 35 |
| Best-selling program, in tech lingo | 35 |
| Hemingway's "The ___" | 35 |
| ''Call a time-out'' | 35 |
| Actress in "Picnic": 1955 | 35 |
| Demand upon reaching the other side | 35 |
| Request to an opponent in checkers? | 35 |
| Jeffrey Hunter religious film: 1961 | 35 |
| Humpty Dumpty's supporting cast | 35 |
| Humpty Dumpty's failed rescuers | 35 |
| Howard Carter's discovery: 1922 | 35 |
| H. ____ ( Pioneer CTV news anchor) | 35 |
| Actor Douglas and baseballer Gibson | 35 |
| Specialist for cooks who are kooks? | 35 |
| Dreaded victimizer of Charlie Brown | 35 |
| Topic of study in Starfleet Academy | 35 |
| Commission Serpico testified before | 35 |
| Madame Defarge's sinister craft | 35 |
| Get-together problem of some joints | 35 |
| Opening for peering through a fence | 35 |
| Recognize terrific fountain treats? | 35 |
| City served by McGhee Tyson Airport | 35 |
| Capital of the state of West Bengal | 35 |
| Bird whose cry sounds like laughter | 35 |
| '77 Sunset Strip' character | 35 |
| Former capital on the Vistula River | 35 |
| Hoffman and Streep, in a 1979 movie | 35 |
| Family in a 1979 Oscar-winning film | 35 |
| Couple played by Hoffman and Streep | 35 |
| Word puzzle popular since the 1930s | 35 |