- Something
- Thursday, July 12th, 2007 at 3:30:00pm MDT
- Colorful Calendar
- Stone's hit => RUBY TUESDAY
- Shopping day after Thanksgiving => BLACK FRIDAY
- Domino hit => BLUE MONDAY
- Publish or Perish
- It's first cover (1925) had a monocle and butterfly => THE NEW YORKER
- First published in New Haven, it contained one page => TELEPHONE BOOK
- Revolutionary work published in 1848 => COMMUNIST MANIFESTO
- Sacred Spaces
- Feature of a living room with an overhanging balcony => CATHEDRAL CEILING
- Voice of an Angel singer => CHARLOTTE CHURCH
- Florida export => TEMPLE ORANGE
- George W.
- George W. was the 1st president to be... => ON A POSTAGE STAMP
- George W. was the only president.... => ELECTED UNANIMOUSLY
- George W. was the only president... => NOT TO LIVE IN D.C.
- Grimm Reapers
- Story that teaches humility => KING THRUSHBIRD
- Gruesome Grimm tale of cannibalism => THE JUNIPER TREE
- Story spun around a riddle => RUMPELSTILTSKIN
- Someone's in the Kitchen
- Gale Norton, for one => CABINET MEMBER
- Hindering advancement => COUNTERPRODUCTIVE
- Luxury SUV => RANGE ROVER
- Global Music
- It carried Cash => RING OF FIRE
- Joni Mitchell song that starts "Sixteen Springs..." => THE CIRCLE GAME
- Monk classic => ROUND MIDNIGHT
- Eight Is Enough
- Elizabeth Taylor's first husband => NICKY HILTON
- Elizabeth Taylor's political husband => JOHN WARNER
- Elizabeth Taylor's last husband => LARRY FORTENSKY
- Better Red...
- She came out of retirement to star in "No, No Nanette" => RUBY KEELER
- It contains tomatoes and cream => BLUSH SAUCE
- It helps when fixing overhead power lines => CHERRY PICKER
- Lost in Space
- Painting featured in Thomas Pynchon's "V" => THE BIRTH OF VENUS
- Since 2000, it's been called Snickers Almond => MARS BAR
- 1998 Bruce Willis-Alec Baldwin film => MERCURY RISING
- Slightly Imprecise
- Miles Davis album that includes "Freddie Freeloader" => KIND OF BLUE
- He called California "the big burrito" => DAN RATHER
- Don't worry, to Leo Rosten => ISH KABIBBLE
- Opposites Attract
- Prolonged hunger strike => SLOW FAST
- Lengthy legal document => LONG BRIEF
- Bordering on hideous => PRETTY UGLY
- That Toddlin' Town
- Chicago => KANDER EBB MUSICAL
- Chicago => GAMBLING CARD GAME
- Chicago => MAKE ME SMILE, GROUP
- Ivy League
- Scarlet side-dish => HARVARD BEETS
- 6 ft 6 in talking member of a duo => PENN JILLETTE
- Security device => YALE LOCK
- The clock strikes.
- Author of "Alibi Ike" => RING LARDNER
- Bake sale favorite => TOLL HOUSE COOKIES
- Big blow out => WING-DING
- Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah
- 1985 novel made into a Robert Downey, Jr. film => LESS THAN ZERO
- Phrase of refusal => NOTHING DOING
- Alcohol-free cocktail => NADA DAIQUIRI
- Grove Trove
- Northern Ireland Unionists called him King Billy => WILLIAM III OF ORANGE
- Huckleberry Hound's favorite song => DARLING CLEMENTINE
- Start of the Beatles "Savoy Truffle" => CREME TANGERINE
- Hospital Visit
- Winner of 9 Oscars => THE ENGLISH PATIENT
- Bottom-dwelling predator => NURSE SHARK
- Marvel Comics super-villain => DOCTOR DOOM
- Call Out the Troops
- Silver Bells was inspired by their ringers => SALVATION ARMY
- It had a spokesdog named Magic => OLD NAVY
- Warhammer forces => SPACE MARINES
- Tender Loving Care
- Douglas Adams's holistic tec => DIRK GENTLY
- Song covered by the Fugees with Lauryn Hill singing lead => KILLING ME SOFTLY
- Superficial treatment => ONCE OVER LIGHTLY
- First Family
- George and Martha's neighbor => DENNIS THE MENACE
- 2005 George to Kathleen Turner's Martha => BILL IRWIN
- Martha's last names before marrying George => DANDRIDGE CUSTIS
- Talking Take Out
- Matt Damon's screen debut => MYSTIC PIZZA
- Nixon court appointee => WARREN BURGER
- Hurry! => SHAKE A LEG
- Watch This
- Haley Joel Osment was attacked by a pig while filming this => SECONDHAND LIONS
- Apparent worth => FACE VALUE
- 10-part mini-series produced in 2001 => BAND OF BROTHERS
- Crafty Show
- Family Affair guy => SLY STONE
- 1974 Pam Grier title role => FOXY BROWN
- 2005 Philippa Stockley novel => A FACTORY OF CUNNING
- Auto-Awareness
- 1950 Oscar winner for "All the King's Men" => MERCEDES MCCAMBRIDGE
- The Good Soldier author => FORD MADOX FORD
- 1972 Dolphins perfect season runner => MERCURY MORRIS
- Cuckoo for Sudoku
- Possible translation for su doku for the Japanese => SOLITARY NUMBER
- What starting numerals on the sudoku grid are called => THE GIVENS
- Leonhard Euler puzzle that's a sudoku ancestor => LATIN SQUARE
- Art Heists
- Masterpiece stolen from the Louvre in 1911 => MONA LISA
- 1999 movie remake whose title character is an art thief => THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR
- Twice stolen Norse masterpiece => THE SCREAM
- Get the Point?
- He directed Michael Jordan's Nike ads => SPIKE LEE
- Account-access code => PIN NUMBER
- With force and ferocity => TOOTH AND NAIL
- Sign Language
- Motor Trend's 1981 car of the year => DODGE ARIES
- Villain of "You Only Move Twice" on "The Simpsons" => HANK SCORPIO
- Its larva bores into bark => CAPRICORN BEETLE
- Death Be Not Proud
- He also wrestled as The Master of Pain => THE UNDERTAKER
- Author of Letters to a Young Debtor => WILLIAM SLOANE COFFIN
- Midnight to 8 a.m., perhaps => GRAVEYARD SHIFT
- Courting Lunacy
- Court tactic => INSANITY PLEA
- Court event => MARCH MADNESS
- 17th-century Dutch craze that often led to court cases => TULIPOMANIA
- Sock It to Me
- Don't Lie group => BLACK EYED PEAS
- Fish also called a seven-eleven => SHINER PERCH
- Time spent at the computer => MOUSE MILES
- Women's Mags
- 1st living Aussie to be on a postage stamp => ELLE MACPHERSON
- It promotes social justice and diversity in Canada => COSMOPOLITAN PARTY
- Witchcraft, to Tennyson => GLAMOUR GIFT
- Searching for an Answer
- Working title for game show "Jeopardy!" => WHAT'S THE QUESTION
- Behind Blue Eyes album => WHO'S NEXT
- Commercial catch phrase used by Walter Mondale => WHERE'S THE BEEF
- Rolling Stone Magazine's Top Records of 2005
- No.1 "Rolling Stone" record by Kanye West => LATE REGISTRATION
- No.2 "Rolling Stone" record by the Rolling Stones => A BIGGER BANG
- No.3 "Rolling Stone" record by the White Stripes => GET BEHIND ME SATAN
- Guide Book
- Baby on the first issue of TV Guide => DESI ARNAZ JR.
- No.1 on TV Guide's 50 Greatest Shows of All Time => SEINFELD
- TV Guide's No.1 Cartoon Character of All Time => BUGS BUNNY
- That's Miss to You
- First outing => MAIDEN VOYAGE
- Plaintive TV cry => LASSIE COME HOME
- Winner of 2 Tonys, 2 Obies, and 4 Emmys => COLLEEN DEWHURST
- Hold the Noise Down!
- Clark Gable-Spencer Tracy film of 1940 => BOOM TOWN
- Inspiration for some performers => ROAR OF THE CROWD
- It might promise to teach you Italian in two weeks => CRASH COURSE
- Good Housekeeping
- Twinkies component => GOLDEN SPONGE CAKE
- Beatles-based game featured on BBC Liverpool => MATCH UP THE MOPTOP
- Shrubby evergreen of the lily family => BUTCHER'S BROOM
- Game Room
- It predicted a Communist takeover => DOMINO THEORY
- Computer feature often used by students => SPELL CHECKER
- Place where someone who's broke sees a broker => PAWN SHOP
- In the Vault
- 2005 HBO film about FDR => WARM SPRINGS
- E-mails that get returned due to a full mailbox => SOFT BOUNCES
- Duo indicating great rapidity => LEAPS AND BOUNDS
- Big Numbers
- Collection that included "The Gift of the Magi" => THE FOUR MILLION
- Carl Sagan's final book => BILLIONS AND BILLIONS
- Brilliant gemstone with 44 facets => TRILLION CUT
- Candyland
- Ann Miller-Mickey Rooney musical => SUGAR BABIES
- Some Asians believe it was the "Silver River" of heaven => MILKY WAY
- Perfect man, to Diane Keaton's Theresa Dunn => MR. GOODBAR
- For Eggheads
- It spawned the movie "The Nude Bomb" => GET SMART
- "Sound of Music" director => ROBERT WISE
- Sylvester Stallone's first born => SAGE MOONBLOOD
- Gotta Altitude Problem?
- Barry Levinson film of 1999 => LIBERTY HEIGHTS
- Laura's Theme was written for this => TWIN PEAKS
- Richard Bass book about climbing Mt. Everest => SEVEN SUMMITS
- Change Is Going to Come
- AKA the Royale with Cheese => QUARTER POUNDER
- Symbol of worthlessness => PLUGGED NICKEL
- Stay close in the ballroom => DANCE ON A DIME
- Shut Up!
- It charted for Gary Lewis then Bobby Vinton => SEALED WITH A KISS
- Company that hires only union members => CLOSED SHOP
- When a bid price and ask price are the same => LOCKED MARKET
- A Slew of Debuts
- Daffy's debut => PORKY'S DUCK HUNT
- Silver screen debut for Bugs => A WILD HARE
- Tweety's debut => A TALE OF TWO KITTIES
- Triple Play
- Pirates old home => THREE RIVERS STADIUM
- Beethoven work => GHOST TRIO
- Phish member => TREY ANASTASIO
- Just About
- Its soundtrack includes Elton John's "Tiny Dancer" => ALMOST FAMOUS
- John Cleese as a "Harry Potter" ghost => NEARLY HEADLESS NICK
- Carpenters hit => CLOSE TO YOU
- Out of Order
- 2005 Jim Jarmusch film => BROKEN FLOWERS
- Ray Charles singing of his cow that went dry => I'M BUSTED
- Brownielocks and the Three Bears, for one => FRACTURED FAIRY TALE
- First and Foremost
- 1996 best-selling tell-all work => PRIMARY COLORS
- Place for a pirate => BOUNDING MAIN
- Doodyville figure => CHIEF THUNDERTHUD
- Family Movies
- John Waters film with a Patty Hearst cameo => SERIAL MOM
- 1992 film originally meant to star Bette Midler => SISTER ACT
- 1990 Cosby film directed by Sidney Poitier => GHOST DAD
- Lingerie Department
- Exclusive chivalry group => ORDER OF THE GARTER
- Animatronic creature with a Grubby pal => TEDDY RUXPIN
- Flip side of "Something So Right" => SLIP SLIDIN' AWAY
- Step Lively
- He walks onto the field to Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train" => CHIPPER JONES
- Two-wheeled horse-drawn wagon once used in Ireland => JAUNTY CAR
- Vaudeville actress who was the original Alice Kramden => PERT KELTON
- Poetic License
- Phrase on Michigan's license plate => GREAT LAKES SPLENDOR
- Phrase on Illinois' license plate => LAND OF LINCOLN
- Phrase on Utah's license plate => GREATEST SNOW ON EARTH
- Mr. Clean: Not!
- Won Tonys for "A Thousand Clowns" & "Any Wednesday" => SANDY DENNIS
- On her variety show, she duetted with Jimi Hendrix => DUSTY SPRINGFIELD
- He wrote "Iodine in My Coffee" among many other songs => MUDDY WATERS
- Out of Sorts
- Eric Carle kiddy book => THE GROUCHY LADYBUG
- Video game character who gave hits to Donkey and Diddy => CRANKY KONG
- 1993 Ann-Margret film => GRUMPY OLD MEN
- Hurry Up!
- I Can't Quit You Baby bluesman => OTIS RUSH
- House Judiciary Committee chief counsel during Watergate => SAMUEL DASH
- A Man for All Seasons author => ROBERT BOLT
- Military Press
- Unemployment protestors of 1894 => COXEY'S ARMY
- Where Gavin MacLeod played Happy Haines => MCHALE'S NAVY
- Tracks tearers in "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" => STONEMAN'S CAVALRY
- Queen of the May
- Mayday! => DISTRESS SIGNAL
- May Day => SPRING FESTIVAL
- Mayday => TAIWANESE ROCK BAND
- Circus Critters
- Thumbs up from "Good Housekeeping" => SEAL OF APPROVAL
- Type of forceps => LION-JAW
- Cinnamon-dusted treat at a fair => ELEPHANT EAR
- United We Stand
- Dallas episode on which J.R. was shot => A HOUSE DIVIDED
- Popular "Spy" magazine column => SEPARATED AT BIRTH
- Pronto => LICKETY SPLIT
- Other Grammy Categories
- Favorite Grammy category of uke lovers: Best... => HAWAIIAN MUSIC ALBUM
- Favorite Grammy category of air guitarists: Best... => METAL PERFORMANCE
- Favorite Grammy category of engineers: Best... => REMIXER OF THE YEAR
- Direction-less
- Defunct flyer => EASTERN AIRLINES
- Cancelled show set in Alaska => NORTHERN EXPOSURE
- It's no longer in the dot-dash biz => WESTERN UNION
- A Number of Clooney Films
- 1999 Clooney film => THREE KINGS
- 2004 Clooney film => OCEAN'S TWELVE
- 1996 Clooney film => ONE FINE DAY
- I Feel the Earth Move
- Famed photography pioneer => EDWIN LAND
- Wonder hit that was #1 on the R&B charts => HIGHER GROUND
- It chose Martin Van Buren as a presidential candidate => FREE-SOIL PARTY
- Best of Breed
- Nixon's Checkers => COCKER SPANIEL
- Dubya's Barney => SCOTTISH TERRIER
- Clinton's Buddy => LABRADOR RETRIEVER
- The Biggest Little City
- 1999 movie filmed in Reno => MAGNOLIA
- 2003 movie filmed in Reno => THE COOLER
- 1992 movie filmed in Reno => SISTER ACT
- Birds of Prey
- Skateboarder known as "The Birdman" => TONY HAWK
- One with a pretentious interest in the arts => CULTURE VULTURE
- Another name for a dor beetle => BUZZARD CLOCK
- Gonna' Take a Miracle
- Original Musiquarium artist => STEVIE WONDER
- Home of the Human Torch => MARVEL COMICS
- Repentance time for Jews => DAYS OF AWE
- A Whole Bunch
- Oscar-nominated actor for "Written on the Wind" => ROBERT STACK
- Edgar Guest poetry collection => HEAP O' LIVIN'
- Likely candidates for vanity publishing => SLUSH PILE
- Workshop
- Short that introduced Mickey and Minnie => PLANE CRAZY
- He claimed to be the only one to know Lenin and Reagan => ARMAND HAMMER
- Biggest hit on "Something/Anything?" => I SAW THE LIGHT
- Multi-Media Poker
- Full House => BOB SAGET TV SHOW
- Ace high => TOM MIX FILM
- Flush => VIRGINIA WOOLF BOOK
- Evasion Tactics
- One rowdy cowtown => DODGE CITY
- It came with early Nintendo consoles => DUCK HUNT
- Possible source of large capital gains => HEDGE FUND
- Untamed Melody
- He was the Artful Dodger in the film "Oliver!" => JACK WILD
- Dorian Gray's creator => OSCAR WILDE
- His matchmaker inspired "Hello, Dolly!" => THORNTON WILDER
- That's a Wrap
- '50s nuclear fallout advice => DUCK AND COVER
- Diner classic => PIGS IN A BLANKET
- Feature of a folksy home => WRAP-AROUND PORCH
- Glass Act
- Hitchcock film based on "It Had to be Murder" => REAR WINDOW
- Potter prop => GOBLET OF FIRE
- Hip specs => MIRROR AVIATORS
- Adieu!
- Short-story collection that includes "Eli, the Fanatic" => GOODBYE, COLUMBUS
- Oscar-winning film of 1993 => FAREWELL MY CONCUBINE
- Tony Curtis gold-digging film => ARRIVEDERCI, BABY
- Under a Spell
- Five "Harry Potter" statues => MAGICAL BRETHREN
- 1992 film set on the Italian Riviera => ENCHANTED APRIL
- Response to an introduction => CHARMED, I'M SURE
- It's Greek to Me!
- Ludlum work published posthumously => THE SIGMA PROTOCOL
- He named Natal on Christmas Day => VASCO DA GAMA
- It typically includes slide guitar and harmonica => DELTA BLUES
- Hoss Country
- Large-scale agro-business of the late 19th century => BONANZA FARMS
- Montana's state tree => PONDEROSA PINE
- Lost in Space actress => ANGELA CARTWRIGHT
- The Emperor's New Clothes
- BBC program => THE NAKED CHEF
- Most basic facts => BARE BONES
- 1980 Maxwell Smart film => THE NUDE BOMB
- Way!
- What Jim Thorpe's mother named him => BRIGHT PATH
- Unfaithful actress => DIANE LANE
- What didn't make it to the shredder => PAPER TRAIL
- B-B Queue
- It's featured at the end of "Gangs of New York" => BROOKLYN BRIDGE
- Setting for "Dirty Dancing" and "A Walk on the Moon" => BORSCHT BELT
- Deprioritizing locale => BACK BURNER
- Lady Godiva
- Lady Godiva's husband: => LEOFRIC III
- She rode naked to protest her husband's: => OPPRESIVE TAXATION
- A tailor who ogled her naked trek became known as: => PEEPING TOM
- Desert Storm
- 1813 "don't" => GIVE UP THE SHIP
- Phrase at Hell's entrance, says Dante => ABANDON HOPE
- Professional wrestling's 1999 Royal Rumble, e.g. => I QUIT MATCH
- Cat Killer
- A Natural Curiosity author => MARGARET DRABBLE
- Curiouser and curiouser speaker => ALICE IN WONDERLAND
- Tagline of 2006's "Curious George" => SHOW ME THE MONKEY
- All Aboard!
- Thomas, most famously => TANK ENGINE
- While You Were Sleeping actor => BILL PULLMAN
- Focus of Gertrude Chandler Warner's series => THE BOXCAR CHILDREN
- Without a Question
- Allen Iverson's nickname => THE ANSWER
- Beatles for Sale cut => NO REPLY
- Bodily defense reaction => IMMUNE RESPONSE
- Lapin It Up
- 1978 Billy Crystal bomb => RABBIT TEST
- Ski resort feature => BUNNY SLOPE
- Outdoor game of pursuit => HARE AND HOUNDS
- Roman Numerals
- Showtime's answer to "Sex and the City" => THE L WORD
- 2006 Natalie Portman film => V FOR VENDETTA
- Marvel Comics series => X-MEN UNLIMITED
- GWTW Gals
- Triumph on Ice author => TARA LIPINSKI
- Vanity Fair cover girl of 2006 => SCARLETT JOHANSSON
- She played India Wilkes in "GWTW" => ALICIA RHETT
- Green Thumb
- Gene Wilder, in "The Producers" => LEO BLOOM
- Moth attracted to light and sugar => PEACH BLOSSOM
- Solitaire game aka The Bouquet => FLOWER GARDEN
- Dental Work
- Niagara River crosser => PEACE BRIDGE
- Artwork stealing film affair => THOMAS CROWN
- Where regular is sold at a premium these days => FILLING STATION
- When I Was in Art Class I...
- 98 Degrees baritone => DREW LACHEY
- Badlands that look good => PAINTED DESERT
- Material for a lavish banquet centerpiece => SCULPTED ICE
- Inclination Station
- Tourist attraction that took two centuries to build => LEANING TOWER OF PISA
- When something unique becomes common, to Malcolm Gladwell => THE TIPPING POINT
- Another name for a teeter-totter => TILTING BOARD
- Demonstration
- Show Me State => MISSOURI
- Show Me musical => MY FAIR LADY
- Show me the money movie => JERRY MAGUIRE
- Agriculturally Speaking
- John Wayne film set in Key West => REAP THE WILD WIND
- Bellyshirt, for one => CROP TOP
- End of the Christmas holidays => PLOW MONDAY
- Chaste Scene
- The pinnacle of the Chrysler Building is clad with this => STAINLESS STEEL
- Weightlifting maneuver => CLEAN AND JERK
- Genuine => SIMON-PURE
- Folks in a Hurry
- He played mandolin on "Summer Breeze" => DASH CROFTS
- See, I Told You So author => RUSH LIMBAUGH
- Oscar winner for "Doctor Zhivago" => ROBERT BOLT
- Scaredy Cat
- 27,000 Nuclear Weapons. One Is Missing film => THE SUM OF ALL FEARS
- 1981 Peter Tosh reggae album => WANTED DREAD AND ALIVE
- Disneyland simulated freefall ride => TOWER OF TERROR
- Gone to Cede
- 2001 Sarah McLachlan album => SWEET SURRENDER
- Rate of return on a bond, e.g. => YIELD TO MATURITY
- Take one's last breath => GIVE UP THE GHOST
- Mooovies
- 1980 Scorsese film => RAGING BULL
- 1978 Kate Hepburn film => OLLY, OLLY, OXEN FREE
- 1996 Dustin Hoffman film => AMERICAN BUFFALO
- Think Pink
- Fleer sold it to Tootsie Roll Industries in 2004 => DUBBLE BUBBLE
- April ornamentation in D.C. => CHERRY BLOSSOMS
- She was a regular on "Veterinarian's Hospital" => MISS PIGGY
- Scrub-a-Dub-Dub
- Event sponsored by Chevy in the '50s and '60s => SOAP BOX DERBY
- They hold Charlie Brown's exclamations => SPEECH BUBBLES
- Agitated and anxious => IN A LATHER
- Sag Harbor
- Nookie group => LIMP BIZKIT
- Intimidating look => WILTING GAZE
- Cartoon character known as Happy Hound until 1949 => DROOPY DOG
- Stop, Thief!
- 1968 Truffaut film => STOLEN KISSES
- One of Detective Dupin's cases => THE PURLOINED LETTER
- Expression attributed to Schmeling manager, Joe Jacobs => WE WUZ ROBBED
- American Beauty
- They ended with Henry VII becoming king => WARS OF THE ROSES
- Sarah McLachlan hit from her album "Solace" => THE PATH OF THORNS
- Human tongue's 10,000 => TASTE BUDS
- Come Clean
- MGM WWII morale-boosting film => THOUSANDS CHEER
- Cause a reversal => TURN THE TIDE
- Brouhaha => FREE-FOR-ALL
- Pooch Parade
- It brought Darwin to Tierra Del Fuego => HMS BEAGLE
- Fashion of the 50's => POODLE SKIRT
- Deadlier Than the Male detective => BULLDOG DRUMMOND
- Clue Locales
- Famous door-offerer => MONTY HALL
- State of deep absorption => BROWN STUDY
- Sleazy guy in search of a sugar mama => LOUNGE LIZARD
- About-Face
- Film in which Ron Silver played Alan Dershowitz => REVERSAL OF FORTUNE
- Wear for the casually shod => FLIP-FLOPS
- An eye-for-an-eye philosophy => TURNABOUT IS FAIR PLAY
- Weekend's Over
- First player ever taken in the baseball draft => RICK MONDAY
- The press called her "Fox's answer to Sandra Dee" => TUESDAY WELD
- 12-year-old who always dresses in black => WEDNESDAY ADDAMS
- Half the Distance
- Famed Pacific atoll => MIDWAY ISLAND
- Military command hot spot => NERVE CENTER
- Vehicle for La Lohan => MEAN GIRLS
- Hew Said It!
- One from Column B, perhaps => CHOP SUEY
- She played Tiffany on "Charlie's Angels" => SHELLEY HACK
- Grievance => AX TO GRIND
- Tennis's A-Rod
- Andy Roddick was the 2nd tennis player to host this show => SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE
- 2003 honor conferred on Roddick by "People" => SEXIEST ATHLETE
- Actress Roddick dated => MANDY MOORE
- Scott Riggs Racing Sponsors
- Oily sponsor => VALVOLINE
- Sponsor that is a favorite of handymen => STANLEY TOOLS
- Auto Parts sponsor => BUMPER TO BUMPER
- Just the Facts
- Edith Ann's observation => AND THAT'S THE TRUTH
- Song covered by Aaron Neville => TELL IT LIKE IT IS
- Survivor genre => REALITY TV
- A Kind of Hush
- Take TR's advice => SPEAK SOFTLY
- Game aka Telephone => WHISPER DOWN THE LANE
- Possible indication of valve damage => HEART MURMUR
- Greetings!
- Beetle Bailey spin-off => HI AND LOIS
- He ran for "President of All the Kids" => HOWDY DOODY
- Sounds of Silence start => HELLO DARKNESS
- Seasoned Traveler
- Stranded Kansas farm girl => MARY ANN SUMMERS
- Optimistic Alexander Pope phrase => HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL
- It won a Pulitzer for Richard Russo => EMPIRE FALLS
- Past Tense
- 1966 film that spawned a best-selling poster => ONE MILLION YEARS B.C.
- Start to "American Pie" => A LONG LONG TIME AGO
- Classical antiquity => ANCIENT HISTORY
- Fe-te Accompli
- Iron Man => CAL RIPKEN, JR.
- Iron Lady => MARGARET THATCHER
- Iron Duke => WELLINGTON'S NICKNAME
- Playing Catch
- First "Star Trek" episode => THE MAN TRAP
- Kit part => SNARE DRUM
- Popular playground game => CAPTURE THE FLAG
- De Nada
- Billy Preston's flip side of "You Are So Beautiful" => NOTHING FROM NOTHING
- It battled Godzilla in the 6th Godzilla film => MONSTER ZERO
- Storage device => ZIP DRIVE
- My Heart Belongs to Daddy
- Ava Elizabeth's daddy => RYAN PHILLIPPE
- Shiloh Nouvel's daddy => BRAD PITT
- Violet Anne's daddy => BEN AFFLECK
- Love Me Slender
- Ludacris, in "Hustle and Flow" => SKINNY BLACK
- Highway 61 Revisited cut => BALLAD OF A THIN MAN
- He played poker with Larry Flynt and LBJ => AMARILLO SLIM
- Lift-Off
- Rockets center => YAO MING
- Rocket Man singer => ELTON JOHN
- Home of Rocket J. Squirrel => FROSTBITE FALLS
- Head-Liners
- 2003 Judith Martin book => STAR-SPANGLED MANNERS
- Cause to be submissive => LEAD BY THE NOSE
- Recurring "South Park" character => PRINCIPAL VICTORIA
- Filamentary School
- Playground game => THREAD THE NEEDLE
- Brother's need, once => TYPEWRITER RIBBON
- Matthew Modine film based on a David Rabe play => STREAMERS
- When?
- Naive => BORN YESTERDAY
- It's known by some as "McPaper" => USA TODAY
- Revolver cut => TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS
- Time Without End
- 1947 Otto Preminger film that raised eyebrows => FOREVER AMBER
- 1982 #1 on the Country charts => ALWAYS ON MY MIND
- Natalie Babbitt book that's a summer reading list staple => TUCK EVERLASTING
- Please Come to Boston
- One nickname for Boston => CRADLE OF LIBERTY
- One nickname for Boston => THE CITY ON A HILL
- One nickname for Boston => ATHENS OF AMERICA
- We Shawl Overcome
- Hall of Famer on a 2006 postage stamp => MICKEY MANTLE
- 2006 Sheri Reynolds multigenerational novel => FIREFLY CLOAK
- The southernmost point of Greenland => CAPE FAREWELL
- Ciao for Now
- What scientist call cereal-clumping in a bowl of milk => THE CHEERIO EFFECT
- Song popularized by Duke Ellington => EAST ST. LOUIS TOODLE-OO
- Simpsons episode about Lisa being bullied => BYE BYE NERDIE
- Circumnavigation
- Around the World => MARIAH CAREY ALBUM
- Around the world => BASKETBALL GAME
- Around the World => VERNE TITLE START
- Subtitles
- There and Back Again => THE HOBBIT
- The Modern Prometheus => FRANKENSTEIN
- What You Will => TWELFTH NIGHT
- Armed Forces
- Gene Tunney's nickname => THE FIGHTING MARINE
- Wild at Heart protagonist => SAILOR RIPLEY
- Utah skiing site used during the 2002 Olympics => SOLDIER HOLLOW
- Going Up
- Cut from Springsteen's "We Shall Overcome" => JACOB'S LADDER
- Escher used one in his "Ascending and Descending" => PENROSE STAIRWAY
- Roald Dahl's "Charlie and the __" => GREAT GLASS ELEVATOR
- We Concur!
- First Japanese car to be produced in the U.S. => HONDA ACCORD
- Indiana site of a utopian community in the early 1800s => NEW HARMONY
- Part of many a website => USER AGREEMENT
- Wedding Day Wear
- Yosemite attraction => BRIDALVEIL FALLS
- Source of easy money => GRAVY TRAIN
- Subject of a campus newspaper editorial, perhaps => TOWN AND GOWN
- Phrom Philly
- Celeb Buddhist born in Philly in 1949 => RICHARD GERE
- Rapper born in Philly in 1974 => BEANIE SIEGEL
- Singer born in Philly in 1921 => MARIO LANZA
- On the Lookout
- Google, e.g. => SEARCH ENGINE
- She played Murray's daughter on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" => HELEN HUNT
- Certain guided missile => SPACE PROBE
- According to Confucius
- Be not ashamed of mistakes and thus... => MAKE THEM CRIMES
- Before you embark on a journey of revenge... => DIG TWO GRAVES
- He who will not economize... => WILL HAVE TO AGONIZE
- Stamp of Approval
- Longest U.S. span => VERRAZANO-NARROWS BRIDGE
- Largest U.S. land mammal => AMERICAN BISON
- Oldest trees in the U.S. => BRISTLECONE PINES
- Lucifer Matches
- Film that takes a shot at fashion magazines => THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA
- Soul Coughing song => BUS TO BEELZEBUB
- Church Lady's question => COULD IT BE SATAN
- Grand Elusion
- IRS scofflaw => TAX EVADER
- Plumbing piece => DIVERTER VALVE
- It goes with a diamond in L.A. => DODGER DOG
- Down-Home Mini
- Li'l Folks was the embryonic version of this strip => PEANUTS
- 2001 comedy film that featured Lil' Kim => ZOOLANDER
- Siberian land in "Li'l Abner" => LOWER SLOBBOVIA
- Whistle While You Work
- Its theme song was whistled => ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW
- This "My Fair Lady" song incorporates whistling => WOULDNT IT BE LOVERLY
- The music to this '88 Grammy winner was almost all whistling => DON'T WORRY BE HAPPY
- In the End
- Wide portion of the Hudson River => TAPPAN ZEE
- Government auto, down under => ZED CAR
- Sci-fi film based on the novel "I Am Legend" => THE OMEGA MAN
- Elevations
- First U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security => TOM RIDGE
- Procter and Gamble product introduced in 2001 => CREST WHITESTRIPS
- Phrase following the cock crowing => RISE AND SHINE
- Move It!
- Flick, formally => MOTION PICTURE
- Title role for Carl Weathers => ACTION JACKSON
- 1941 film noir starring Gene Tierney => THE SHANGHAI GESTURE
- Replication Station
- Xerox's ancestor => CARBON COPY
- 1984 mystery novel by Jane Smiley => DUPLICATE KEYS
- Investment emulating an already successful investment => CLONE FUND
- Nothing But the Best
- They produced Mouse Trap and Hands Down => IDEAL TOY COMPANY
- Pitcher's coup => PERFECT GAME
- Anne Perry Victorian mystery of 1986 => PARAGON WALK
- Recipe Roster
- Jamie Oliver cookbook => THE NAKED CHEF
- Bobby Flay cookbook => BOY MEETS GRILL
- Nigella Lawson cookbook => HOW TO EAT
- Little Athletes
- Little E => DALE EARNHARDT, JR.
- Little Poison => LLOYD WANER
- Little Miss Poker Face => CHRIS EVERT
- Good Morning!
- Buffy's sis => DAWN SUMMERS
- New type of business that is quickly expanding => SUNRISE INDUSTRY
- 19th-century NYC street gang => DAYBREAK BOYS
- Educators All
- One Frank Morgan role in "Oz" => PROFESSOR MARVEL
- Oliver Goldsmith poem => VILLAGE SCHOOLMASTER
- On of Stine's Goosebumps books => CREATURE TEACHER
- Former Capital Idea
- Alabama's capital before Montgomery => TUSCALOOSA
- Nigeria's capital before Abuja => LAGOS
- Turkey's capital before Ankara => CONSTANTINOPLE
- Steering You Right
- R&B artist who's part owner of the Cleveland Cavs => USHER RAYMOND
- Part of a Douglas Adams title => GUIDE TO THE GALAXY
- What many companies offer employees => DIRECT DEPOSIT
- Shared Nickname
- The Great One => JACKIE GLEASON
- The Great One => WAYNE GRETZKY
- The Great One => DWAYNE JOHNSON
- Taking Shape
- John Mayer's first album => ROOM FOR SQUARES
- Nickname for the office of many a high-tech company => CUBE FARM
- Choice sites in November => BALLOT BOXES
- Three-Lane Highway
- Lois in 4 Superman flicks => MARGOT KIDDER
- The original TV Lois => NOEL NEILL
- 2006's Lois => KATE BOSWORTH
- Ahoy, Matey!
- First mate of the "Pequod" => STARBUCK
- Cap'n Crunch's first mate => SEADOG
- Jack Sparrow's former first mate => BARBOSSA
- Nosy Parkers
- Most well-connected rapper according to an MIT study => SNOOP DOGG
- Automotive tool that helps force out a dent => INSIDE PRY SPOON
- Striped orchard item => NORTHERN SPY
- Mane Event
- Pitcher whose nickname came from his hair color => WHITEY FORD
- Maiden name of an hair-aptly named comic strip character => BLONDIE BOOPADOOP
- One famous "Big Red" => SECRETARIAT
- Come to Your Senses
- Supremes sensory hit of 1966 => I HEAR A SYMPHONY
- Sensory lyrics for Louis Armstrong => I SEE TREES OF GREEN
- carole King sensory hit => I FEEL THE EARTH MOVE
- Restaurant Row
- In which Dutch Schultz was iced => CHOPHOUSE MASSACRE
- R-rated Marilyn Chambers film => BIKINI BISTRO
- Chattanooga Choo Choo phrase => DINNER AT THE DINER
- Colorful Calendar
- She "comes and goes" => RUBY TUESDAY
- 1929 event that devastated many => BLACK THURSDAY
- One of the earliest R&B songs to get on the Billboard charts => BLUE MONDAY
- Anything's Possible
- 1991 Anne Tyler book => SAINT MAYBE
- 2005 film, the first movie musical made in China in over 40 years => PERHAPS LOVE
- Opening to "Something's Coming" ("West Side Story") => COULD BE, WHO KNOWS
- O.K. Guys
- O.K. Crackerby star => BURL IVES
- I'm OK, You're OK author => THOMAS HARRIS
- He met his end at the O.K. Corral gunfight => BILLY CLANTON
- Downpour
- Broadway debut for Julia Roberts => THREE DAYS OF RAIN
- 1914 Charlie Chaplin film => BETWEEN SHOWERS
- Great black deer, in Irish folklore => OX OF THE DELUGE
- She-Critters
- He succeeded President William Tolbert => SAMUEL K. DOE
- Dirt-dishing event => HEN PARTY
- JLo song => JENNY FROM THE BLOCK
- Stark Ravine Mad
- Gold-discovery site of 1864 => LAST CHANCE GULCH
- It's also known as Lady's Tears => LILY OF THE VALLEY
- Comic strip character visually based on Gary Cooper => STEVE CANYON
- Consecutive Trios
- Embarrassing event during the John Adams presidency => XYZ AFFAIR
- Chris Rock, Bernie Mac, et al. appeared on this show => DEF COMEDY JAM
- Actor nominated for an Oscar in "Pigskin Parade" => STU ERWIN
- The Flame Game
- What Daniel Boone was hired to do => BLAZE A TRAIL
- Make haste, in a flivver => BURN RUBBER
- Signal serious intent => FIRE A WARNING SHOT
- Hush!
- Phrase of support coined by Richard Nixon => SILENT MAJORITY
- Some cygnets => MUTE SWANS
- Title role for Audie Murphy and Brendan Fraser => THE QUIET AMERICAN
- Place Setting
- T.S. Eliot's Prufrock measured out his life with them => COFFEE SPOONS
- Instrument makers' musts => TUNING FORKS
- Canadian tribe => YELLOWKNIVES
- Active Sorts
- Columnist born Elda Furry => HEDDA HOPPER
- Trunk item, often => JUMPER CABLES
- Barbie's little sis => SKIPPER ROBERTS
- Philosophy 101
- 1st Actress offered the role Regan in "The Exorcist"mom said "no" => DANA PLATO
- Second husband of Jacqueline Lee => ARISTOTLE ONASSIS
- 1935 film role for Paul Muni => DR. SOCRATES
- Bath Time
- Paradise Falls => SOAP OPERA
- What Australians call Rice Krispies => RICE BUBBLES
- Thumps pulpit => TUB-THUMPER
- In-Laws
- A brother-in-law of JFK => SARGENT SHRIVER
- Sister-in-law to Shirley Maclaine => ANNETTE BENING
- Former son-in-law of Eddie Fisher => PAUL SIMON
- Cosmetic Counter
- Document signed by 41 males => MAYFLOWER COMPACT
- Kidman movie => MOULIN ROUGE
- Consumers buying small items of comfort during a recession => LIPSTICK EFFECT
- Under a Spell
- Fairy tale film based on a book by Gail Carson Levine => ELLA ENCHANTED
- Response to an introduction, perhaps => CHARMED I'M SURE
- Album that includes "Blue Jay Way" => MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR
- Incorrect!
- 1889 R.L. Stevenson comic novel => THE WRONG BOX
- Spoof device, perhaps => MISTAKEN IDENTITY
- It may make a program abort => FATAL ERROR
- First Light
- Monet painting that inspired an art movement => IMPRESSION SUNRISE
- Cat Stevens song => MORNING HAS BROKEN
- When the cock crows => CRACK OF DAWN
- Wendy's Fast Food Phrases
- 1970 Wendy's slogan => QUALITY IS OUR RECIPE
- 1984 Wendy's slogan => WHERE'S THE BEEF
- 2005 Wendy's slogan => IT'S GOOD TO BE SQUARE
- I Talk to the Trees
- Marg's "CSI" role => CATHERINE WILLOWS
- Languishes => PINES AWAY
- night on the town => SPRUCES UP
- Fraction Action
- Equine originally bred for sprinting => QUARTER HORSE
- Mary I, to Elizabeth I => HALF-SISTER
- It has the same time value as a quaver => EIGHTH NOTE
- Sounds Small
- Aunt of Millie and Melody and niece of Mortimer => MINNIE MOUSE
- Song of Hiawatha woman => MINNEHAHA
- Tiny word, often misspelled => MINUSCULE
- On an Envelope
- Saturday morning TV show of the '90s hosted by Mario Lopez => NAME YOUR ADVENTURE
- It's delivery lasted only two minutes => GETTYSBURG ADDRESS
- He debuted as Billy Budd in the 1962 film => TERENCE STAMP
- Gents' Songs
- One of Sally Bowles' numbers in "Cabaret" => MEIN HERR
- John C. Reilly sang it in the movie of "Chicago" => MISTER CELLOPHANE
- Phantom song => BRAVO, MONSIEUR
- Linen Closet
- It involved Nicollette Sheridan and Terrell Owens => TOWELGATE
- Pre-hardened plaster of Paris => SHEET ROCK
- Cocktail party faves => PIGS IN A BLANKET
- Most Looked in Webster's Online (2005)
- Third most looked up word, it means "disdain" => CONTEMPT
- Second most looked up word, it means "political exile" => REFUGEE
- Most looked up word, it means "honesty" => INTEGRITY
- Trimming Station
- Cutty Sark, for one => CLIPPER SHIP
- Selection process of sorts => ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS
- Where I'm Calling From author => RAYMOND CARVER
- Sentry Duty
- 1863 battle site in Tennessee => LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
- To Kill a Mockingbird daughter => SCOUT FINCH
- Those unwilling to learn "new tricks" => OLD GUARD
- Hit Parade
- First Woody Woodpecker cartoon => KNOCK, KNOCK
- Grammy category => RAP ALBUM
- Needing adjustment => OUT OF WHACK
- NHL Originals
- One of the NHL's original teams => MONTREAL WANDERERS
- One of the NHL's original teams => QUEBEC BULLDOGS
- One of the NHL's original teams => TORONTO ARENAS
- There's a Parade in Town
- This balloon debuted at the 1927 Macy's Day Parade => FELIX THE CAT
- He came out of retirement to star in "Easter Parade" => FRED ASTAIRE
- Don't Rain on My Parade was from this musical => FUNNY GIRL
- Furniture Showroom
- It was founded by Osman I => OTTOMAN EMPIRE
- Big Red Machine cog => JOHNNY BENCH
- They reported to Captain Dobey => STARSKY AND HUTCH
- Magical Creatures
- Rapunzel, e.g. => FAIRY TALE
- What good deeds might earn you => BROWNIE POINTS
- It likes to hide in woodpecker holes => ELF OWL
- Eve of Destruction
- Cherub Rock group => THE SMASHING PUMPKINS
- TV show interruption, perhaps => BREAKING NEWS
- Trying to get guffaws => CRACKING A JOKE
- Hair-Styling Tools
- Charmed actress => HOLLY MARIE COMBS
- Hoodlum's collection => BRUSHES WITH THE LAW
- Magician's request => PICK A CARD
- Quay Sera Sera
- Former Atlantic City tourist attraction => STEEL PIER
- Spot for wasting time in song => THE DOCK OF THE BAY
- Seaside petty criminal => WHARF RAT
- Greek Guys
- Dominant critter => ALPHA MALE
- Character on Disney's "Teamo Supremo" => CHIEF EPSILON
- 2006 addition to the Nicktoons Network => KAPPA MIKEY
- Hurrah!
- Shirley Ellis tune covered by Aaron Carter => THE CLAPPING SONG
- Musical based on "All About Eve" => APPLAUSE
- MGM film intended as a morale booster during WWII => THOUSANDS CHEER
- Time for Fun
- It includes the story "The Catbird Seat" => THE THURBER CARNIVAL
- 1933 film nominated for Best Picture => STATE FAIR
- 1956 Seuss book => IF I RAN THE CIRCUS
- Flower Girls
- Under the Net author => IRIS MURDOCH
- Aunt of April, May, and June => DAISY DUCK
- Song from "The Music Man" => LIDA ROSE
- Super Heroes
- Comic about a billionaire turned Robin Hood => GREEN ARROW
- Eel O'Brian after a chemical accident => PLASTIC MAN
- He's also known as the Scarlet Speedster => THE FLASH
- Barbershop
- AKA Joltin' Joe => YANKEE CLIPPER
- Heart or star, in the kitchen => COOKIE CUTTER
- Body-shaping exercise wear => WAIST TRIMMER
- Nosegay
- TV role for Mayim Bialik => BLOSSOM RUSSO
- Home to Opus => BLOOM COUNTY
- Rodgers and Hammerstein collaboration => FLOWER DRUM SONG
- XX Marks the Spot
- Grammy-nominated, Best Actor Oscar winner => JAMIE FOXX
- Former name of the "Sea River Mediterranean" => EXXON VALDEZ
- Its mascot is Soccerroo => PHILADELPHIA KIXX
- You Gotta' Have Heart
- Heart of Dixie => ALABAMA
- Heart of Darkness protagonist => CHARLIE MARLOW
- Heart of Gold was his only #1 hit single => NEIL YOUNG
- Bye-Bye
- 1,400 actresses tried out for the female lead in this film => GONE WITH THE WIND
- Meeting with an almost-former employee => EXIT INTERVIEW
- Memorial monument in Madrid => FOREST OF THE DEPARTED
- Protrusions
- Last German offensive on the Western Front => BATTLE OF THE BULGE
- Sign of a chicken? => GOOSE BUMP
- Sealing wax recipient => PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON
- Capital Personalities
- She was convicted of treason after WWII => TOKYO ROSE
- Tinkerbell's belle => PARIS HILTON
- Marie Antoinette director => SOFIA COPPOLA
- Wall to Wall Questions
- It did not receive its colorful name unitl 1947 => THE GREEN MONSTER
- It's often simply called "The Wall" => VIETNAM MEMORIAL
- It divides New Orleans => RAMPART STREET
- The Spice of Life
- SUV made since 2002 => PORSCHE CAYENNE
- Redford performed his own stunts in this great role => WALDO PEPPER
- It was fought during the Mexican-American War => BATTLE OF TABASCO
- The Cosmos
- It published the first crossword puzzle => NEW YORK WORLD
- George Clooney got one for "Syriana" => GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD
- Negative-heel footwear => EARTH SHOES
- Track Meet
- Elvis's first #1 Billboard single => MYSTERY TRAIN
- Song featured in "Sun Valley Serenade" => CHATTANOOGA CHOO-CHOO
- Grateful Dead Live song => BIG RAILROAD BLUES
- Toast Toppers
- Last Kiss band => PEARL JAM
- Inexpensive jewelry item of the '90s => JELLY BRACELET
- Orlando of kiddy lit => THE MARMALADE CAT
- Hush-Hush
- Elizabeth Angela Marguerite, later => QUEEN MUM
- It was first performed in an Austrian church with a guitar => SILENT NIGHT
- Hollywood shout => QUIET ON THE SET
- Ho, Ho, Ho
- Santa... => ANITA DERBY
- Santa... => FE TRAIL
- Santa... => BARBARA, CALIFORNIA
- Think Pink
- Film directed by Melvin Van Peebles => WATERMELON MAN
- Where 1960's "Ocean's Eleven" was filmed => FLAMINGO HOTEL
- Club music on upbeat topics => BUBBLE GUM RAP
- Cook's Tour
- Character who first appeared in "Little White Bird" => PETER PAN
- Difficult situation, slangily => KETTLE OF FISH
- Fleeting pet fad => POT-BELLIED PIG
- I Quit!
- First U.S. Vice President to resign => JOHN C. CALHOUN
- Pres. Clinton asked her to resign as Surgeon General => JOCELYN ELDERS
- He resigned as Speaker of the House => NEWT GINGRICH
- Rhyme Time
- He studied the expanding universe => EDWIN HUBBLE
- Pebbles' father-in-law => BARNEY RUBBLE
- Tootsie Roll Industries bought it in 2004 => DUBBLE BUBBLE
- Eternally Yours
- Natalie Babbitt book frequently on summer reading lists => TUCK EVERLASTING
- Hit for Elvis and Willie Nelson => ALWAYS ON MY MIND
- It features the villain Two-Face => BATMAN FOREVER
- Salute to Isis
- Don Corleone was held here in "The Godfather: Part II" => ELLIS ISLAND
- Reason for buying a Porsche, perhaps => MIDLIFE CRISIS
- The King's first album after his army stint => ELVIS IS BACK
- Report Card
- Kate Bosworth's "Beyond the Sea" role => SANDRA DEE
- This rapper also uses the name Gnarls Barkley => CEE-LO GREEN
- 2006 Laurence Fishburne film => AKEELAH AND THE BEE
- Observation Deck
- Item eschewed by many hippies => WRISTWATCH
- Daytime talk show => THE VIEW
- On Gold Mountain author => LISA SEE
- In the Nursery
- It featured Kathy Bates and Kim Delaney in 1984 => ALL MY CHILDREN
- Welch Co. creation of 1935 => SUGAR BABIES
- They were originally called "Little People" => CABBAGE PATCH KIDS
- Eve of Destruction
- World destroyer => NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST
- Cardinal star nicknamed "Country" => ENOS SLAUGHTER
- Movie that generated a buzz, after "The" => TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE
- Out of Sight
- 1937 Jane Wyatt film => THE LOST HORIZON
- Descriptive word in the wrong spot => MISPLACED MODIFIER
- Puzzle lover's bane => MISSING PIECE
- The Essence of Adolescence
- Wilson's blueprint for lasting peace => FOURTEEN POINTS
- 1958 hit for The Crests => SIXTEEN CANDLES
- Warhol's measure of fleeting celebrity => FIFTEEN MINUTES
- Bookmaking Biz
- Yardbird who founded Led Zeppelin => JIMMY PAGE
- Like many a Stephen King novel => SPINE-TINGLING
- Japanese spurge, e.g. => GROUND COVER
- Making the Grade
- The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead group => CRASH TEST DUMMIES
- Film based on the book "Remembering America" => QUIZ SHOW
- Pat Robertson didn't pass it => BAR EXAM
- Measure for Measure
- Strong impulse to travel => ITCHY FEET
- Film featuring Bruce Willis as Jimmy the Tulip => THE WHOLE NINE YARDS
- Creeps => INCHES ALONG
- Elation Station
- Wayne Wang film from an Amy Tan novel => THE JOY LUCK CLUB
- Song from "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" => HAPPINESS IS
- High schooler's extra curricular activity => GLEE CLUB
- Hammer's Target
- Comedic husband of Julia Louis-Dreyfus => BRAD HALL
- Saddle-storing spot => TACK ROOM
- Do the impossible, slangily => NAIL JELL-O TO A TREE
- It's a Hit!
- 2002 Adam Sandler film => PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE
- Sure thing => SLAM DUNK
- Create with little care => SLAP TOGETHER
- Donkey Time
- He turned into a donkey and was bought by a circus owner => PINOCCHIO
- World leader who had a donkey named Ebenezer => CALVIN COOLIDGE
- The name of Sancho Panza's donkey => DAPPLE
- Being Green
- The face of Chanel's fragrance Coco Mademoiselle => KATE MOSS
- Cold, Sassy Tree author => OLIVE ANN BURNS
- Her debut album was "Thankful" => KELLY CLARKSON
- Fore!
- Fictional symbol of intolerance => ARCHIE BUNKER
- Kill time => PUTTER AROUND
- Photographer's cry, once => WATCH THE BIRDIE
- Lunchbox
- The 50th, before the 19th century => SANDWICH ISLANDS
- Her mom's maiden name is Boopadoop => COOKIE BUMSTEAD
- Well off => IN THE CHIPS
- Refusals
- I Want to Be Happy show => NO, NO NANETTE
- With the Beatles cut => NOT A SECOND TIME
- Johnny Mathis hit => THE TWELFTH OF NEVER
- Painter's Tools
- Japan's Steel Dragon, e.g. => ROLLER COASTER
- It's sometimes caused by lightning => BRUSH FIRE
- Bond investor's way to reduce interest rate risk => LADDER STRATEGY
- Athletic Olympiad
- Golfer Jack Nicklaus => GOLDEN BEAR
- Outfielder Duke Snider => SILVER FOX
- Pitcher Jose Contreras => TITAN OF BRONZE
- Wriggle-letto
- 1521 meeting in Germany => DIET OF WORMS
- What King Henry I is said to have died from => A SURFEIT OF EELS
- Popular kiddy board game, across the Pond => SNAKES AND LADDERS
- Elementary
- Group that included "Howling Mad" Murdock => THE A-TEAM
- Slumber Party Massacre, e.g. => B-MOVIE
- Moonlight Sonata key => C-SHARP MINOR
- No Doubt
- He wrote the Monkees song "I'm a Believer" => NEIL DIAMOND
- Believe It or Not guy => ROBERT RIPLEY
- Reason to Believe singer => ROD STEWART
- Popular Marriage Melodies
- First dance song => IT HAD TO BE YOU
- Garter-tossing song => YOU SEXY THING
- Father/daughter song => SUNRISE, SUNSET
- Salute to X-Men
- Michigan => WOLVERINE STATE
- It keeps the heat in => STORM WINDOW
- Wild critter that's left the herd => ROGUE ELEPHANT
- Punch Bowl
- Response to foreign influence in China => BOXER REBELLION
- Hillerich & Bradsby's most famous product => LOUISVILLE SLUGGER
- Start of a Sunday breakfast => PANCAKE BATTER
- Pleased As Punch
- Elijah Wood voiced Mumble in this 2006 film => HAPPY FEET
- Dave Clark Five hit => GLAD ALL OVER
- The Three Tenors' sang this on their Christmas album => O JOYFUL CHILDREN
- See Me...
- N.Y. paper that had Poe as a literary critic => EVENING MIRROR
- Christina Aguilera album from 2000 => MY REFLECTION
- 1965 Le Carre spy novel => THE LOOKING GLASS WAR
- Stat!
- Book subtitled: "The Dark Side of the All-American Meal" => FAST FOOD NATION
- Aka "two-minute drill" => HURRY UP OFFENSE
- Tutor's hope => QUICK STUDY
- Hey Bartender
- Improvised lint remover => SCOTCH TAPE
- It ruled in France from 1589-1793 => BOURBON DYNASTY
- One of Christie's Miss Marple stories => A POCKET FULL OF RYE
- Reference Desk
- The most-quoted female in the Oxford English Dictionary => GEORGE ELIOT
- The most-quoted work in the OED => HAMLET
- He researched etymologies from Waggle to Warlock for the OED => J.R.R. TOLKIEN
- Table Settings
- Liz Smith's "title" => GRAND DAME OF DISH
- Arctic bird => SPOON-BILLED SANDPIPER
- Kilt feature => KNIFE PLEAT
- Say Cheese!
- Cheesy Jack Nicholson film => AS GOUDA AS IT GETS
- Cheesy aphorism: "Where there's a..." => WHEEL THERE'S A WHEY
- Hamlet's cheesy conundrum => TO BRIE OR NOT TO BRIE
- So Possessive
- The third act of this play is called "Death" => OUR TOWN
- 1964 biopic of Hank Williams => YOUR CHEATIN' HEART
- Collectible toy of the '80s => MY LITTLE PONY
- Orange You Glad
- PM known for reforming Britain's police force => ROBERT PEEL
- Film about Vincent Vega among others => PULP FICTION
- Famed fossil field => LA BREA TAR PITS
- In the Beginning
- Third U.S. veep => AARON BURR
- Designer of the TWA terminal at JFK => EERO SAARINEN
- Knee-high creations of Roald Dahl => OOMPA-LOOMPAS
- Decision Making
- 2005 Academy Awards host => CHRIS ROCK
- It grows orange-red fruit => PAPER MULBERRY
- It's used with the sidestroke => SCISSORS KICK
- Center of Attention
- Heat center during the Knicks-Heat rivalry => ALONZO MOURNING
- Kennedy Center Honors recipient in 2006 => DOLLY PARTON
- His mural was removed from Rockefeller Center => DIEGO RIVERA
- Is There a D.R. in the House?
- Where Duarte Day is celebrated every January => DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
- He had a comedy album "Hello Dummy!" => DON RICKLES
- Part of a Clue board => DINING ROOM
- Fear Not!
- Brecht title character => MOTHER COURAGE
- Phrase heard in many a baseball stadium => HOME OF THE BRAVE
- Royal Navy flagship in "Pirates of the Caribbean" => HMS DAUNTLESS
- Portmanteau Words
- Controversial form of redistricting => GERRYMANDERING
- Demopublican's kin => REPUBLICRAT
- This Is Spinal Tap, for one => MOCKUMENTARY
- Lucky 13
- Founder of Georgia, the 13th U.S. colony => JAMES OGLETHORPE
- Her album "13" included "Sweetheart of the Pines" => EMMY LOU HARRIS
- 13 was on his jersey throughout his career => WILT CHAMBERLAIN
- Torah, Torah, Torah
- Genesis front man => PETER GABRIEL
- Exodus actress => EVA MARIE SAINT
- TV's "Numbers" ("Numb3rs") star => ROB MORROW
- Candy Hearts
- Necco candy heart phrase that has been around since 1902 => SWEET TALK
- Candy heart phrase in the 2006 batch => CALL HOME
- Candy heart phrase in the 2005 batch => FIT FOR LOVE
- Victoria's Secret
- Million-selling song of 1932 => TEDDY BEARS PICNIC
- Verbal faux pas => SLIP OF THE TONGUE
- Big closet, in Australia => WALK-IN-ROBE
- Ivy League
- The Barretts of Wimpole Street star => KATHERINE CORNELL
- Unofficial anthem of the U.S. until 1931 => HAIL COLUMBIA
- Pin-tumbler lock inventor => LINUS YALE
- How Far?
- He appeared on a "Bewitched" Thanksgiving episode => MILES STANDISH
- AKA parking enforcement technician => METER MAID
- It occupies a 20-story office block => SCOTLAND YARD
- Hot Stuff
- Travolta in "Get Shorty" and "Be Cool" => CHILI PALMER
- Christian times of prayer and fasting => EMBER DAYS
- Someone encountered at a class reunion, perhaps => OLD FLAME
- Happy New Year
- New Year's tradition in British Columbia => POLAR BEAR SWIM
- Japanese New Year's tradition => FLYING KITES
- Song played by he Viennese Orchestra on New Year's => BLUE DANUBE WALTZ
- Simon Says
- Simon's publishing partner => MAX SCHUSTER
- Simon's reunited partner => ART GARFUNKEL
- Simon's manager => DAVE SEVILLE
- End of the Line
- China-based epic that won 9 Oscars => THE LAST EMPEROR
- Popular series of role-playing video games => FINAL FANTASY
- Courtroom presentations => CONCLUDING ARGUMENTS
- Body Shop
- Stratocaster, for one => FENDER GUITAR
- Farmer's hope => BUMPER CROP
- Part of the Cascade Range => MOUNT HOOD
- It's Greek to Me
- Greek's response after a close call? => PSI OF RELIEF
- Greek remake of a Walter Matthau film? => IOTA BE IN PICTURES
- Merry Greek lyrics? => RHO RHO RHO YOUR BOAT
- Blend In
- Oater star who's on the "Sgt. Pepper" cover => TOM MIX
- Restless to the max => STIR CRAZY
- Aid in answering office correspondence => MAIL MERGE
- Gomez's Girl
- Morticia on TV's "The Addams Family" => CAROLYN JONES
- Morticia in the "Addam's Family Values" => ANJELICA HUSTON
- Morticia in the "Addam's Family Reunion" => DARYL HANNAH
- Ursa-tility
- Nicklaus nickname => THE GOLDEN BEAR
- Novice on the newspaper => CUB REPORTER
- Animal-friendly TV character of the '70s => GRIZZLY ADAMS
- Ariel Maneuvers
- Animation's Ariel => THE LITTLE MERMAID
- Poet who wrote "Ariel" => SYLVIA PLATH
- Bard play featuring Ariel => THE TEMPEST
- Fast Food Nation
- Wendy's => WHERE'S THE BEEF
- McDonald's => I'M LOVIN IT
- Burger King => HAVE IT YOUR WAY
- Cheers!
- 1793 Eli Whitney invention => COTTON GIN
- Famed L.A. nightspot => WHISKEY-A-GO-GO
- Noxious yellow weed => SCOTCH BROOM
- Last But Not Least
- Superhero power => X-RAY VISION
- Female's lack => Y-CHROMOSOME
- Technique used by facelift doctors => Z-PLASTY
- Found: Mound
- Airplane! actor => ROBERT STACK
- Landfill => GARBAGE HEAP
- Large, hammering device => PILE DRIVER
- A Punny Wardrobe
- Benedict Arnold's wear? => TURNCOAT
- Cowardly Lion's wear? => YELLOWJACKET
- Wear for Natty Bumppo? => TRAILBLAZER
- Joy to the World
- Show inspired by "American Graffiti" => HAPPY DAYS
- 19th-century British prime minister => WILLIAM GLADSTONE
- Billy Rose/Ira Gershwin/Harry Warren tune => CHEERFUL LITTLE EARFUL
- Inner Sanctum
- Where Brian Epstein discovered the Beatles => CAVERN CLUB
- Weasley family home in the "Harry Potter" books => THE BURROW
- Dark, secluded "Pajama Game" locale => HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY
- Li'l Critters
- Robert James Ritchie, as he's better known => KID ROCK
- Ollie's dolly => FAWN HALL
- He played electric piano for Miles Davis => CHICK COREA
- The Butler Did It
- Sebastian Cabot role => GILES FRENCH
- Christopher Hewett role => LYNN BELVEDERE
- Robert Guillaume role => BENSON DUBOIS
- Across the Board
- He regularly played Scrabble in the White House => RICHARD NIXON
- John Goodman movie featuring Scrabble => KING RALPH
- Scrabble's inventor used this to decide letter frequencies => NEW YORK TIMES
- Blown Away
- Selective group => DRAFT BOARD
- 2003 Mockumentary => A MIGHTY WIND
- Garage-house connector => BREEZEWAY
- Monster Mash
- DJ who appeared in "American Graffiti" => WOLFMAN JACK
- Tropical plant species with sinister-looking flowers => GENUS DRACULA
- Brooks classic => YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN
- Oh, My!
- Ivy team => COLUMBIA LIONS
- Ivy team => PRINCETON TIGERS
- Ivy team => BROWN BEARS
- Hot Literary Works of 1904
- Twain volume => A DOG'S TALE
- Best-seller from London => THE SEA-WOLF
- Potter piece, after "The" => TALE OF BENJAMIN BUNNY
- The Winter Olympics
- Locale of the 1st Winter Olympics => CHAMONIX, FRANCE
- Locale of the last Winter Olympics => SALT LAKE CITY
- Locale of the 2006 Winter Olympics => TURIN, ITALY
- Joanne's Man
- Newman's Own pasta topper => SOCKAROONI SAUCE
- Newman's Own dip => SAY CHEESE SALSA
- Newman's Own juice => ORANGE MANGO TANGO
- Hey Pal
- Gunpowder Plot leader => GUY FAWKES
- Small pamphlet of old => CHAPBOOK
- Sympathy => FELLOW FEELING
- Board Meeting
- Frodo Baggins's portrayer => ELIJAH WOOD
- Outdoorsy outerwear => LUMBER JACKET
- Easily undone knot => TIMBER HITCH
- Refusal Bamboozle
- Not Again => NEVERMORE
- No Joe => NO WAY JOSE
- Refusal => NOT ON YOUR LIFE
- A Whole Bunch
- American Psycho star => CHRISTIAN BALE
- Birth announcement phrase => BUNDLE OF JOY
- Fibber's output => PACK OF LIES
- What's Buzzing?
- Publisher-turned-superhero => THE GREEN HORNET
- Like Scarlett => WASP-WAISTED
- Myla Goldberg book popular with reading groups => BEE SEASON
- Super Sunday
- Victor in Super Bowl I => GREEN BAY PACKERS
- Loser in Super Bowl I => KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
- MVP of Super Bowl I => BART STARR
- Folks in Days of Yore
- Fraternal group founded in New Haven, CT => KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
- Traffic hit => EMPTY PAGES
- Female do-gooders of yore => LADIES AUXILIARY
- Beat It!
- Beat member turned Merry Prankster => NEAL CASSADY
- Plutonian Ode penner => ALLEN GINSBERG
- Beat author born Jean-Louis => JACK KEROUAC
- What a Pare!
- Two-time British PM => ROBERT PEEL
- Escape -- just! => CLOSE SHAVE
- Reason to don flippers => SKIN-DIVING
- Excavation Station
- Secretary star => JAMES SPADER
- He was "The Best Man" => TAYE DIGGS
- She played wise-cracking manicurist Madge => JAN MINER
- Checkmate
- Questions of Travel poet => ELIZABETH BISHOP
- Security stub => PAWN TICKET
- Blustering cheat, to Shakespeare => BULLY-ROOK
- Grammys 25 Years Ago
- Song of the Year => WHAT A FOOL BELIEVES
- Best Disco Recording => I WILL SURVIVE
- Best Cast Show Album => SWEENEY TODD
- Greek Spelling Bee
- All Too Human author => GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS
- Zorba the Greek author => NIKOS KAZANTZAKIS
- Agamemnon author => AESCHYLUS
- Au Naturel
- Leslie Nielsen spoof => THE NAKED GUN
- B-52's anthology => NUDE ON THE MOON
- Sans boxing gloves => BARE-KNUCKLED
- 3 Out of 7
- Christina Ricci was Katrina in this film => SLEEPY HOLLOW
- 1993 Ann-Margret film => GRUMPY OLD MEN
- 1991 Michael J. Fox film => DOC HOLLYWOOD
- In the Beginning
- Abigail Bartlet, e.g. => FIRST LADY
- Pre-November contest => PRIMARY ELECTION
- Churchill Downs offering, e.g. => MAIDEN RACE
- Candy Hearts
- Classic phrase used since 1902 => SWEET TALK
- 2003 phrase for Necco's literacy-promotion campaign => CLASS ACT
- Recent addition => E-MAIL ME
- Free Fall
- Home of Apu and Krusty => SPRINGFIELD
- Maxwell Anderson play => WINTERSET
- A.S. Neill's school => SUMMERHILL
- Land of Enchantment
- Three-time NBA MVP => MAGIC JOHNSON
- Harry Potter title phrase => SORCERER'S STONE
- Parker-Hart comic strip => THE WIZARD OF ID
- Rain Gear
- Cats producer => CAMERON MACINTOSH
- It may cover libel and slander => UMBRELLA POLICY
- Palance comedy => CITY SLICKERS
- Gangland
- Gangster who survived four shootings => LEGS DIAMOND
- Scott Baio gangster role => BUGSY MALONE
- Cut from "Mud Slide Slim" => MACHINE GUN KELLY
- Bridge Mix
- For Love Alone author => IVANA TRUMP
- Goodness gracious! => I DO DECLARE
- Very bad driver => CRASH TEST DUMMY
- Rapid Transit
- Plop plop, fizz fizz fellow => SPEEDY ALKA-SELTZER
- New Mexico marshal of cartoons => QUICK DRAW MCGRAW
- The Hustler protagonist => FAST EDDIE FELSON
- Pleasure Principal
- Principal Steven Harper => BOSTON PUBLIC
- Principal Willis DeWitt => GROWING PAINS
- Principal Seymour Skinner => THE SIMPSONS
- The Greatest of E's
- Peter Fonda in "Ulee's Gold" => BEEKEEPER
- Bubbly quality => EFFERVESCENCE
- Helpless one's plight => DEFENSELESSNESS
- Who's There?
- Jules Feiffer play => KNOCK KNOCK
- Arrest record => RAP SHEET
- Recital performer => TAP DANCER
- Shipwrecked
- Shipwrecked Harvard grad => THURSTON HOWELL III
- 28-year Caribbean shipwreck survivor => ROBINSON CRUSOE
- Cast Away castaway => CHUCK NOLAND
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