| Mythology's Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos, with "the" | 67 |
| Mythological trickster who was punished by being held to a rock | 63 |
| Mythological Theban with a chemical element named after her | 59 |
| Mythological racer who picked up three golden apples | 52 |
| Mythological huntress who married the winner of a footrace | 58 |
| Mythological hunter turned into a stag and killed by his own dogs | 65 |
| Mythological figure often depicted holding a kithara | 52 |
| Mythological figure being kissed in a statue at the Louvre | 58 |
| Mythical spring of restoration sought by Ponce de León | 57 |
| Mythical setting of perfection described by Sir Thomas More | 59 |
| Mythical realm on one end of the rainbow bridge Bifrost | 55 |
| Mythical queen of Thebes who raised her nephew Dionysus | 55 |
| Mythical mascot of the College of William & Mary | 52 |
| Mythical liquid whose touch meant instant death to mortals | 58 |
| Mythical city of riches searched for by Sir Walter Raleigh | 58 |
| Mystery writer who created the character Kate Fansler | 53 |
| Mystery Person would sometimes compose symphonies ... | 53 |
| Mysterious "Ivanhoe" character, with "the" | 62 |
| MySpace president Anderson who always shows up as a first friend | 64 |
| Myles and Lemay hit, "You Can Give it _________" | 60 |
| Myers who wrote "Why Women Should Rule the World" | 59 |
| My response to feeling bad about Maynard James Keenan's band? | 65 |
| My nickname in elementary school; or, perform a moviemaking task | 64 |
| My grandfather registered one for a voltage regulator circuit | 61 |
| Mustachioed villain who's a bit of a pantywaist? | 52 |
| Mussorgsky's "Pictures ___ Exhibition" | 52 |
| Muslim name that means "successor to Muhammad" | 56 |
| Musketeer that smells nice, according to Estée Lauder | 56 |
| Musician with the gold-selling album "Sugar Lips" | 59 |
| Musician with the first record formally certified as a million-seller | 69 |
| Musician with the album "If I Could Tell You" | 55 |
| Musician with the album "Here Come the Warm Jets" | 59 |
| Musician with the 2011 album "Truth of Touch" | 55 |
| Musician with the 1974 album "Here Come the Warm Jets" | 64 |
| Musician with the 1939 hit "Jumpin' at the Woodside" | 66 |
| Musician whose unusual first name means "ocean child" | 63 |
| Musician whose statue stands in New Orleans's French Quarter | 64 |
| Musician whose first name is Japanese for "ocean child" | 65 |
| Musician who won a 2011 Presidential Medal of Freedom | 53 |
| Musician who still lives in the Dakota, next to Central Park | 60 |
| Musician who co-founded the Long Now Foundation charity | 55 |
| Musician who arranged the theme for "2001" | 52 |
| Musician who appears in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" | 65 |
| Musician on whom Gus Van Sant's "Last Days" is based | 66 |
| Musician in a "Spirit of '76" painting | 52 |
| Musician Hoyt ___ (who also appeared in "Gremlins") | 61 |
| Musician for whom New Orleans's airport is named | 52 |
| Musician descended from Herman Melville (hence the name) | 56 |
| Musician Brian who wrote "A Year with Swollen Appendices" | 67 |
| Musician Brian who uses the pseudonyms Nina Bore and Ben O'Rian | 67 |
| Musician Brian who has a critic alter ego Dick Flash | 52 |
| Musician awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2011 | 58 |
| Musician arrested onstage in 1967 for "indecency" | 59 |
| Musician "on chains" in "Monster Mash" | 58 |
| Musical work that includes "Willow, Tit-Willow" | 57 |
| Musical work that Berlioz called "a heavenly sweetness" | 65 |
| Musical with the song "Written in the Stars" | 54 |
| Musical with the song "Why Should I Wake Up?" | 55 |
| Musical with the song "The Rum Tum Tugger" | 52 |
| Musical with the song "The Night They Invented Champagne" | 67 |
| Musical with the song "The Largest Moving Object" | 59 |
| Musical with the song "The Honeymoon is Over" | 55 |
| Musical with the song "The Gods Love Nubia" | 53 |
| Musical with the song "Radames' Letter" | 53 |
| Musical with the song "On This Night of a Thousand Stars" | 67 |
| Musical with the song "My Cup Runneth Over" | 53 |
| Musical with the song "It's the Hard-Knock Life" | 62 |
| Musical with the song "High Flying, Adored" | 53 |
| Musical with the song "Everyone's a Little Bit Racist" | 68 |
| Musical with the song "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina" | 65 |
| Musical with the song "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" | 64 |
| Musical with the song "Alone at a Drive-in Movie" | 59 |
| Musical with the song "All the Dearly Beloved" | 56 |
| Musical with the number "Bye Bye Blackbird" | 53 |
| Musical with a cow that's catapulted over a castle | 54 |
| Musical whose opening song is "All the Dearly Beloved" | 64 |
| Musical title character who "made us feel alive again" | 64 |
| Musical title all of whose consonants are Roman numerals | 56 |
| Musical that spawned the unsuccessful "Yes, Yes, Yvette" | 66 |
| Musical that opens with the song "Willkommen" | 55 |
| Musical that opens with "Every Story Is a Love Story" | 63 |
| Musical that includes "The Ballad of Booth" | 53 |
| Musical that features "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" | 66 |
| Musical that featured the T-Birds and the Pink Ladies | 53 |
| Musical that featured "Good Morning Starshine" | 56 |
| Musical term that's Italian for "tail" | 52 |
| Musical piece for a "Star Wars" battle scene? | 55 |
| Musical ornament using two quickly alternating tones | 52 |
| Musical note between "fa" and "la" | 54 |
| Musical legend celebrating it's 50th anniversary in 2009 | 60 |
| Musical instrument that throws Troy Aikman for a loss? | 54 |
| Musical inspired by "The Taming of the Shrew" | 55 |
| Musical great whose grave went unmarked for nearly 150 years | 60 |
| Musical genre with singing parakeets, bass-playing pugs, etc.? | 62 |
| Musical genre pioneered by Bill Haley and His Comets | 52 |
| Musical for which Robert Preston won his second Tony | 52 |
| Musical featuring the song "It's the Hard-Knock Life" | 67 |
| Musical featuring "The Way He Makes Me Feel" | 54 |
| Musical featuring "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" | 55 |
| Musical featuring "Hernando's Hideaway" | 53 |