| "Maude" creator Norman | 32 |
| Shakespeare's legendary king | 32 |
| Writer who popularized limericks | 32 |
| The Earl of Kent is his courtier | 32 |
| English humorist: 1812–88 | 32 |
| Part 2 of today's quota-tion | 32 |
| Make excellent use of class time | 32 |
| "Rescue Me" star Denis | 32 |
| Apartment dweller's document | 32 |
| What to do with a flat in London | 32 |
| Apartment renter's agreement | 32 |
| Office buildings often have them | 32 |
| ". . . to say the ___" | 32 |
| Opposite of the lion's share | 32 |
| "Last but not ___ ..." | 32 |
| In any case, with "at" | 32 |
| ___ squares (statistical method) | 32 |
| Part of ancient Phoenicia, today | 32 |
| It's symbolized by the cedar | 32 |
| Tribbiani on "Friends" | 32 |
| Colleague of Schwimmer and Perry | 32 |
| "Friends" co-star Matt | 32 |
| "A Perfect Spy" author | 32 |
| Had the lowest score, at Augusta | 32 |
| Flashlight bulb successor: Abbr. | 32 |
| Break in a building's facade | 32 |
| Dangerous path between balconies | 32 |
| Some digital displays, for short | 32 |
| "School Daze" director | 32 |
| Linda ___, Supergirl's alias | 32 |
| "She Hate Me" director | 32 |
| Spike that tried to sue Spike TV | 32 |
| Poe's "Annabel __" | 32 |
| Peggy who sang "Fever" | 32 |
| Marvin of "Cat Ballou" | 32 |
| Former Motley Crue drummer Tommy | 32 |
| Bernard who played "M" | 32 |
| A Gypsy who rose via few clothes | 32 |
| 2008 Cy Young Award winner Cliff | 32 |
| "I'm Sorry" singer | 32 |
| "He Got Game" director | 32 |
| __ Radziwill, sister of Jackie O | 32 |
| Cobb of "12 Angry Men" | 32 |
| Broadway's first Willy Loman | 32 |
| 2013 Daytime Emmy winner Gibbons | 32 |
| Truman, Reagan and Clinton, e.g. | 32 |
| Part of a boxer's repertoire | 32 |
| Writer who's in the minority | 32 |
| Yours might be pulled by a joker | 32 |
| An April fooler might pull yours | 32 |
| Good thing to break, in a saying | 32 |
| Lawyer in line for a title shot? | 32 |
| "Sleepy Hollow" et al. | 32 |
| St. ___, loser at Oriskany: 1777 | 32 |
| Walked fast, with "it" | 32 |
| ___ Star Wars (popular toy line) | 32 |
| Well-known maker of two-by-fours | 32 |
| What Betty Grable was famous for | 32 |
| "Merry Widow" composer | 32 |
| France's second-busiest port | 32 |
| France's second largest port | 32 |
| Songwriter Tom or newscaster Jim | 32 |
| "Tom Foolery" inspirer | 32 |
| It may be made of lehua blossoms | 32 |
| "Blue Hawaii" neckwear | 32 |
| It's often given with a kiss | 32 |
| It's often given in greeting | 32 |
| It may have orchids or plumerias | 32 |
| She was raised by Bail and Breha | 32 |
| She solicited Obi-Wan's help | 32 |
| Princess played by Carrie Fisher | 32 |
| Loopy-braided princess of sci-fi | 32 |
| Film heroine with memorable buns | 32 |
| Actress Vivien or Jennifer Jason | 32 |
| "Aloha" accompaniments | 32 |
| "Fantasy Island" props | 32 |
| Rings at Hawaiian-themed parties | 32 |
| Science fiction author Stanislaw | 32 |
| Science fiction writer Stanislaw | 32 |
| Football Hall of Famer __ Barney | 32 |
| 24 Hours of __: annual auto race | 32 |
| Wallace's running mate: 1968 | 32 |
| WWII Air Force general Curtis __ | 32 |
| Proposition in proving a theorem | 32 |
| "I wanna have a turn!" | 32 |
| Sour U2 "Zooropa" hit? | 32 |
| One on the verge of a breakdown? | 32 |
| Young entrepreneur's product | 32 |
| Three-time Tour de France winner | 32 |
| Daily reading for many Parisians | 32 |
| Statute that protects car buyers | 32 |
| Lousy-car buyer's protection | 32 |
| Flatfish often served pan-seared | 32 |
| Like a citrus-infused pound cake | 32 |
| Moon-landing vehicles, for short | 32 |
| Thriller author's first name | 32 |
| Cariou of 'Sweeney Todd' | 32 |
| Barry who sang "1-2-3" | 32 |
| "Stormy Weather" Horne | 32 |
| Horne who played the Cotton Club | 32 |