| The Venerable ___, English scholar | 34 |
| Tuesday night fixture on early NBC | 34 |
| The Divine Miss M's first name | 34 |
| TV sergeant played by Phil Silvers | 34 |
| Takes to the cleaners, so to speak | 34 |
| Their outsides are usually toasted | 34 |
| They'll put the squeeze on you | 34 |
| Traditional barbershop quartet hat | 34 |
| They're checked out at the gym | 34 |
| Things "bursting in air" | 34 |
| Type of acid used to repel roaches | 34 |
| Title character in a Pushkin drama | 34 |
| The Who "___ the Spider" | 34 |
| They're stacked in moving vans | 34 |
| They're hooked behind the back | 34 |
| Title in children's literature | 34 |
| Third generation Boone of baseball | 34 |
| Term of endearment, for a frat boy | 34 |
| Target of a televised police chase | 34 |
| Thing that may stick in a fur coat | 34 |
| Tractor operator's compartment | 34 |
| Tree that provides for chocoholics | 34 |
| Tree with chocolate-yielding seeds | 34 |
| Tree whose seeds give us chocolate | 34 |
| This puzzle's northern border? | 34 |
| Trudeau's favourite conveyance | 34 |
| There's a grand one in Arizona | 34 |
| They're billed at the ballpark | 34 |
| They're sometimes seen in jams | 34 |
| Thing to help you hold your liquor | 34 |
| The actors in a play, collectively | 34 |
| TV network with an "eye" | 34 |
| Thumb drive alternative, for short | 34 |
| Texas clock setting, in the spring | 34 |
| The "C" in C.S. Forester | 34 |
| Technology in Pixar films, briefly | 34 |
| T'ai ___, Oriental martial art | 34 |
| The elder Geo. Bush once headed it | 34 |
| The Hatfields and the McCoys, e.g. | 34 |
| The man behind Fierce Creatures | 34 |
| This is a self-referential example | 34 |
| TV host O'Brien's nickname | 34 |
| The Quebec City Bridge______, 1907 | 34 |
| Television innovation of the 1950s | 34 |
| There's hardly any sense in it | 34 |
| Total, with ''to'' | 34 |
| The "C" in CREEP (abbr.) | 34 |
| They're dressed in blue, often | 34 |
| Terra ___ (literally, baked earth) | 34 |
| The puck's stopped here, often | 34 |
| Type of sheet that's concealed | 34 |
| The South, in the Civil War: Abbr. | 34 |
| Tallest basketball players (Abbr.) | 34 |
| Tap lightly, as with a paint brush | 34 |
| The U.N.'s ___ Hammarskjöld | 34 |
| Trygve's successor at the U.N. | 34 |
| The "limp watch" painter | 34 |
| This goes along the 180th meridian | 34 |
| The "D" in J.D. Salinger | 34 |
| They culminate attack preparations | 34 |
| Traffic group that may stop: Abbr. | 34 |
| The Sunset Tower Hotel's style | 34 |
| Trade show presentation for short | 34 |
| TV's "__ & Greg" | 34 |
| Title girl in a John Cougar #1 hit | 34 |
| Ten-year prison sentence, in slang | 34 |
| The chocolate parts of Oreos, e.g. | 34 |
| Terse rebuttal in a shouting match | 34 |
| Tha ___ Pound (Kurupt's group) | 34 |
| Two-time national ticket candidate | 34 |
| Title girl in a Ritchie Valens hit | 34 |
| The ___ (Jim Morrison's group) | 34 |
| Third-person verb from Shakespeare | 34 |
| True believers don't have them | 34 |
| Twin killings, on a diamond: Abbr. | 34 |
| They give you the treatment: Abbr. | 34 |
| Type of personality or citizenship | 34 |
| They bring tears to one's eyes | 34 |
| Tie up and dunk in liquid, perhaps | 34 |
| They can stand at five weeks or so | 34 |
| Traditionalist's piercing site | 34 |
| Tyson's infamous biting target | 34 |
| Thing pulled when playing charades | 34 |
| There can be a ring in it or on it | 34 |
| TV's "My Name Is __" | 34 |
| Trees whose wood doesn't float | 34 |
| The Aragón is a tributary of it | 34 |
| Town about 10 miles from Amsterdam | 34 |
| The Cult told her "Ciao" | 34 |
| The Empire State Building, for one | 34 |
| The first people to try crosswords | 34 |
| The Bermuda station wagon, for one | 34 |
| The "E" of N.E.A.: Abbr. | 34 |
| The Liberty Bell's strike note | 34 |
| Thick & Fluffy breakfast brand | 34 |
| They're hunted in April, often | 34 |
| They're bruised by humiliation | 34 |
| They're boosted by compliments | 34 |
| TheyÂ’re bruised by humiliation | 34 |
| They can get inflated with hot air | 34 |