| 1974 N.F.L. Comeback Player of the Year | 39 |
| You might drop one at a cocktail party | 38 |
| Partner of rank and serial number | 33 |
| ". . . to ___ just a few" | 35 |
| Word at the top of an application | 33 |
| "A rose by any other ___ . . . " | 42 |
| "A Boy Named Goo" song | 32 |
| "... to ___ just a few" | 33 |
| ''___ That Tune'' | 33 |
| Word sometimes used with its plural | 35 |
| Word on a ''Hello!'' tag | 40 |
| What Lucy Stone kept at her 1855 wedding | 40 |
| Tag ... or a word that can precede tag | 38 |
| Saroyan's "My ___ Is Aram" | 40 |
| Rank and serial number's companion | 38 |
| Jan, Jane, Jen, Jean, Joan, John, or June | 41 |
| It's on every driver's license | 38 |
| It appears on a ship's stern | 32 |
| Goo Goo Dolls '95 breakthrough hit | 38 |
| First application line to fill in | 33 |
| Destiny's Child "Say My ___" | 42 |
| April, May, or June, for example | 32 |
| "You Know My ___" Chris Cornell | 41 |
| "You Give Love a Bad ___" | 35 |
| "What's in a ---?" | 32 |
| "What's in a __?": Juliet | 39 |
| "What's in a ___?": Juliet | 40 |
| "What's in a ___?" (Shakespeare) | 46 |
| "What's in a ___?" | 32 |
| "The ___ of the Rose": Eco | 36 |
| "The ___ Game" (1965 Shirley Ellis hit) | 49 |
| "Say My ___" (1999 single) | 36 |
| ''HELLO! MY __ IS . . .'' | 42 |
| ''A Horse With No ___'' | 39 |
| One whose words will never hurt you? | 36 |
| One who resorts to insults during a debate | 42 |
| Unlike sticks and stones, it won't hurt you | 47 |
| "A Streetcar ___ Desire" | 34 |
| Goo Goo Dolls "A Boy ___ Goo" | 39 |
| "A Streetcar __ Desire" | 33 |
| Attempt to impress, as in conversation | 38 |
| Try to make an impression, in a way | 35 |
| Try to impress in a conversation, say | 37 |
| Ending of a Johnny Cash song title | 34 |
| "Your wish is my command" | 35 |
| "You've got carte blanche" | 40 |
| "Anything your little heart desires!" | 47 |
| "I bet you don't know any!" | 41 |
| "Give me an example, smarty" | 38 |
| "Give me an example, smarty!" | 39 |
| "Give me a for-instance!" | 35 |
| One who assigns an identifying word | 35 |
| Snitch, when identifying the bad guys | 37 |
| First things half of all newlyweds change? | 42 |
| When repeated, identifies people | 32 |
| What enemies might call each other | 34 |
| Vietnam Veterans Memorial inscriptions | 38 |
| They're usually given at birth | 34 |
| Stray animals don't have them | 33 |
| Preoccupation for expecting parents | 35 |
| Dave Pirner "Faces & ___" | 39 |
| "___ can never hurt me" | 33 |
| Succumbs to interrogation, perhaps | 34 |
| Specifies one's cohorts in crime | 36 |
| Where you might see "Hello" | 37 |
| It's read often at conventions | 34 |
| It may say ''Hello'' | 36 |
| It may have "Hello" printed on it | 43 |
| It may be worn around the neck at a convention | 46 |
| Novelist's or publisher's task | 38 |
| Masefield play "The Tragedy of ___" | 45 |
| Pulitzer-winning writer Robertson | 33 |
| Palindromic twin of children's literature | 45 |
| Masefield's "The Tragedy of ___" | 46 |
| Daughter of Richard and Mary Bobbsey | 36 |
| Bread served with chicken tikka masala | 38 |
| Bread often shaped like a teardrop | 34 |
| Bert's twin sister, in fiction | 34 |
| Bert's fictional twin sister | 32 |
| "No, no" girl, for short | 34 |
| Woods of "China Beach" | 32 |
| Something in an Indian breadbasket | 34 |
| Side order with tandoori chicken | 32 |
| Round bread served with Indian food | 35 |
| Noted New York photographer Goldin | 34 |
| New York Congresswoman-elect Hayworth | 37 |
| Masefield's "The Tragedy of ---" | 46 |
| Masefield's "The Tragedy of _____" | 48 |
| Mary Bobbsey's older daughter | 33 |
| It may be eaten with tikka masala | 33 |
| Congresswoman Hayworth from New York | 36 |
| Bread orderer's alternative to poori | 40 |
| Actress Grey of black-and-white films | 37 |
| "The Drew Carey Show" regular Martin | 46 |
| "No-No" girl, for short | 33 |
| ___ Ling, Chinese mountain range | 32 |
| ___ Flanagan ("True Blood" vampire) | 45 |
| ___ A. Talese (Doubleday imprint) | 33 |
| Wendy, Michael, and John's dog | 34 |
| ''Peter Pan'' dog | 33 |