| "_____ I had heard of Lucy Gray": Wordsworth | 54 |
| "_____ Little Movement" (Dorsey Brothers hit) | 55 |
| "_____ Need Is the Girl" ("Gypsy" song) | 59 |
| "_____ Remember" ("Fantasticks" song) | 57 |
| "_____ sad sight to see the year dying": FitzGerald | 61 |
| "_____ Te Ching" (classic work by Lao-Tzu) | 52 |
| "_____ that this too too solid flesh would melt" | 58 |
| "_____ the Conqueror" (1988 Best Foreign Film) | 56 |
| "_____ the news today, oh boy" (Beatles lyric) | 56 |
| "_____ Was a Rollin' Stone" (1972 hit) | 52 |
| "_____ you know the muffin man" (children's lyric) | 64 |
| "_____, shine; for thy light is come...": Isaiah | 58 |
| "_____You Glad You're You?" (1946 hit) | 52 |
| (adj.) before the "chicken or egg" concept originated | 63 |
| (adj.) contradictory; out of touch with reality (said of legislators) | 69 |
| (Al)ev(e m)i(gh)t (tre)a(t one, or Ibup)ro(fen or Ty)le(nol) | 60 |
| (John Updike, 1988) Nome is on it (Toni Morrison, 1973) | 55 |
| (n.) a spinning device used in underground laboratories | 55 |
| (n.) the tendency of a dog or cat to get annoyed easily | 55 |
| (Non-gay) Best Actor nominee for "Pollock" | 52 |
| (On)e (of) X(ena: Warr)i(or Prince)s(s's an)t(agonists) | 59 |
| (Smoke without damaging one's) lu(n)g(s, perhaps) | 53 |
| --- Brothers of "Long Train Runnin'" fame | 55 |
| --- one's time (wait for a favorable opportunity) | 53 |
| . . . "AVE, SALVADOR" by M. Stewart & J. Herman? | 62 |
| . . . "HOSTESS TO THE IMPECUNIOUS" by J. Gay? | 55 |
| . . . "O'ER THE LENT HERB" by P. Osborn? | 54 |
| . . . "THE PALLID PROF" by J. B. Poquelin? | 52 |
| . . . a classic from which director George Cukor was fired? | 59 |
| . . . a thriller with John Malkovich as an assassin? | 52 |
| ... "And I have a ___ you'll love this: free shipping!" | 69 |
| ... "Just remember: Never give the right gift to ___" | 63 |
| ... "Order '___ to a Slimmer You'!" ... | 57 |
| ... "Without a ___, that's a gem of a deal!" | 58 |
| ... a few computer-programming students tapped out a ... | 56 |
| ... and in "The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone" | 57 |
| ... and the math department brought it home with a ... | 54 |
| ... and the one for Literature by this NFLer-turned-judge. | 58 |
| ... can you be held legally responsible for bad advice? | 55 |
| ... decorative furniture elements being blown off with dynamite? | 64 |
| ... do you have a limited number of possible responses? | 55 |
| ... do you have any idea what you're talking about? | 55 |
| ... English river, site of the ruins of Tintern Abbey | 53 |
| ... in "The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton" ... | 66 |
| ... in "The Adventure of the Dying Detective" ... | 59 |
| ... miraculously the maid service got away with just a ___ | 58 |
| ... Oldtime radio station in a 1990's AMC series | 52 |
| ... PORTNOY'S COMPLAINT, PORTERHOUSE STEAK, and PORTMANTEAU WORD | 68 |
| ... scrambled to fashion tuxedo tailorings for the prom's elite? | 68 |
| ... scrambled to get flippant remarks from snobs at the polls? | 62 |
| ... scrambled to produce poets laureate work about the web? | 59 |
| ... the fitness magazine hired a ___ to rebuild its brand | 57 |
| ... the health magazine launched a campaign to make people more ___ | 67 |
| ... the hipster magazine hired a ___ to discipline its employees | 64 |
| ... the indie music magazine opened a ___ to indoctrinate readers | 65 |
| ... the one for Chemistry by this home-run king, ... | 52 |
| ... the one for Economics by this Grammy-winning country singer, ... | 68 |
| ... the one for Peace by this "Thomas and Beulah" poet, ... | 69 |
| ... the shopping magazine introudced a new mascot, the ___ | 58 |
| ... then, when the eleventh hour strikes, I just ... | 52 |
| ... trying to get a friar to violate his vow of silence? | 56 |
| ... ___ (step to the sounds of "Hernando's Hideaway") | 67 |
| ..."At Last Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" | 53 |
| ..."Island Girl, Your Body Is a Wonderland" | 53 |
| ...a Burton Lane/E.Y. Harburg collaboration with Van Morrison? | 62 |
| ...a factory store's employees frequenting a sleazy pub? | 60 |
| ...a market figure cooperating with the authorities? | 52 |
| ...a Peter DeRose/Mitchell Parish collaboration with Jimi Hendrix? | 66 |
| ...an Arlen/Mercer collaboration with Holland-Dozier-Holland? | 61 |
| ...baseball) Prime radio broadcasting hours (Subject of an H.G. ... | 67 |
| ...exhausted from partying, the Jolly Green Giant ___ | 53 |
| ...publisher of e. e. cummings's works, but I... | 52 |
| ...so the chef got a job as a wedding planner, but he... | 56 |
| ...so the chef got a job at the pillow factory, but he... | 57 |
| ...so the chef got a job at the tire factory, but he... | 55 |
| ...upon hearing the gossip, the Pillsbury Doughboy ___ | 54 |
| ...Wells book) Drill press or lathe (Handyman's... | 54 |
| 0-to-500 scale that goes from least to most hazardous | 53 |
| 078-05-1120, on a Woolworth's sample wallet insert: Abbr. | 61 |
| 1 Infinite ___ (address of Apple's headquarters) | 52 |
| 1,000 years before the coronation of Queen Elizabeth I | 54 |
| 1,500 years before the Wright brothers' first flight | 56 |
| 10-time "Muscle & Fitness" cover subject | 54 |
| 100000000011, converted from binary to Roman numerals | 53 |
| 100th anniversary of Disney's "Fantasia" | 54 |
| 10th-cen. Holy Roman Emperor known as "the Great" | 59 |
| 10th-century pope interred at St. Peter's Basilica | 54 |
| 11 p.m. business report for Japanese stock watchers? | 52 |
| 11-year old spy in a Louise Fitzhugh children's novel | 57 |
| 114-chapter text that's Arabic for "book" | 55 |
| 12 of these is the single-player record for an MLB game | 55 |
| 12-month subscription to a punster's groan-inducing newsletter? | 67 |
| 12/31, initially, or what is blacked out in this puzzle | 55 |
| 14th-century Russian ruler called "the Moneybag" | 58 |
| 15, for any row, column or diagonal of a 3x3 magic square | 57 |
| 15-time N.B.A. All-Star who announced his retirement on Twitter | 63 |
| 1500s painter known for his "Lives" of Italian artists | 64 |
| 154 minutes of Whoopi Goldberg just mixing red and blue paint? | 62 |
| 155-mi. Asian strip that intersects the 38th parallel | 53 |
| 1571 battle site where Cervantes lost the use of his left hand | 62 |