| Title locale in a Cheech Marin film | 35 |
| Thalberg Award recipient of '95 | 35 |
| They're not the working classes | 35 |
| Treasury offering from 1941 to 1979 | 35 |
| The "E" in E. L. Doctorow | 35 |
| Tools that create neat lawn borders | 35 |
| The first people to play crosswords | 35 |
| They make periodical changes: Abbr. | 35 |
| Traditional White House lawn roller | 35 |
| The best you can be, Freudian-style | 35 |
| They're big for conceited folks | 35 |
| Tree with berries used to make wine | 35 |
| Textbook market category, for short | 35 |
| Turned something into somethin' | 35 |
| The Whiffenpoofs of a cappella fame | 35 |
| The United States, from Mexico: Sp. | 35 |
| Thompson's Plaza-dwelling pixie | 35 |
| Threat ending (with "or") | 35 |
| Titles for Fatima's descendants | 35 |
| Thompson of "Howards End" | 35 |
| This clue's place, aptly enough | 35 |
| Twin who adopted the surname Bunker | 35 |
| Tennyson's "__ Arden" | 35 |
| They want to clear the air, briefly | 35 |
| They're guarded at the Olympics | 35 |
| They may be released between albums | 35 |
| Tarzan's creator's monogram | 35 |
| They may be converted into calories | 35 |
| Tribe that lent its name to a canal | 35 |
| The Phantom of the Opera's name | 35 |
| Title character in love with Elvira | 35 |
| They'll give you the run-around | 35 |
| Trial's partner in career moves | 35 |
| Third-party account for a mortgager | 35 |
| Type of test you can't guess on | 35 |
| Two Ralph Waldo Emerson collections | 35 |
| Tongue-twister trouble spots, often | 35 |
| Tongue twister trouble spots, often | 35 |
| They're popular in Mississippi? | 35 |
| Time zone on the west 75th meridian | 35 |
| Tiers ___ (French political system) | 35 |
| Time spent on la Côte d'Azur | 35 |
| Town connected by bridge to Windsor | 35 |
| They're from waaaay out of town | 35 |
| They're making pesetas passé | 35 |
| The 31st vis-Ã -vis the 1st, e.g. | 35 |
| The World Series and the Super Bowl | 35 |
| Tom of TV's "Baretta" | 35 |
| They might be found in woolly cotes | 35 |
| The Return of the Jedi character | 35 |
| Thing desired in a singles' bar | 35 |
| Thing that has pieces made of bits? | 35 |
| Thing in one year and out the other | 35 |
| Tout à ___ (entirely, in French) | 35 |
| The ''going'' rates | 35 |
| The Coen brothers' 1996 release | 35 |
| Tracy Chapman's "Car" | 35 |
| Tina of ''30 Rock'' | 35 |
| Translation of "downsize" | 35 |
| The ''f'' in f-stop | 35 |
| Two-Face and the Riddler, to Batman | 35 |
| They're heard during bad drives | 35 |
| Time for a midlife crisis, for some | 35 |
| The Fantastic ___ (superhero group) | 35 |
| Title country's former currency | 35 |
| Theme country's former currency | 35 |
| Tennessee post captured by US Grant | 35 |
| Teri of ''Tootsie'' | 35 |
| Teri of ''Mr. Mom'' | 35 |
| They're treated by veterinarios | 35 |
| Treaty signed by 23 nations in 1947 | 35 |
| Tech support subsidiary of Best Buy | 35 |
| Thin sheet placed over stage lights | 35 |
| They're passed down in families | 35 |
| This puzzle's theme, succinctly | 35 |
| Third letter of the Hebrew alphabet | 35 |
| TV's "The Golden ___" | 35 |
| They must be crazy, in a film title | 35 |
| The Cratchits' Christmas dinner | 35 |
| The Duke's was "True" | 35 |
| The fruit dove is its official bird | 35 |
| Teacher sitting cross-legged, maybe | 35 |
| The Theatre Cat in "Cats" | 35 |
| They're often full of dumbbells | 35 |
| The average person has over 100,000 | 35 |
| Tower of ___ (disk-stacking puzzle) | 35 |
| They aired "The Sopranos" | 35 |
| They may be kicked off or kicked up | 35 |
| Tim Cook, to Steve Jobs' empire | 35 |
| Three-time Winter Olympics medalist | 35 |
| Ticker-tape parade honoree, perhaps | 35 |
| Title word in a hit by The Chiffons | 35 |
| Try to prevent, as an investigation | 35 |
| Tutu wearer in "Fantasia" | 35 |
| They often require referrals: Abbr. | 35 |
| They're pulled through the dirt | 35 |
| The hole or the bucket, so to speak | 35 |
| This puzzle's theme, familiarly | 35 |
| The 'Saw' series' genre | 35 |
| TV brother whose real name was Eric | 35 |