| 'À la Recherche du Temps Perdu' author |
| 'And tonight's guest is ... Ann!'? |
| 'Helping doctors help patients' org. |
| 'Just ___!' |
| 'The Galloping Gourmet' host Graham |
| 'Tsk!' |
| 'What did Bill do to earn this check, anyway?'? |
| '___ time' |
| 1960 Pirates World Series hero, familiarly |
| 1977 double-platinum Steely Dan album |
| 2007 Hall of Fame inductee Ripken |
| A synthetic |
| A.F.L.'s partner |
| Action figure? |
| Ages and ages |
| Ajman's home: Abbr. |
| Al's impressions? |
| An NCO |
| Andrea ___ |
| Arizona state flowers |
| As a friend, in France |
| Authors' list ender |
| Back |
| Be a benefactor |
| Beginning of a noted political admonition |
| Bill's biography? |
| Bit |
| Black pride cut, informally |
| Boo-boo |
| Boring |
| Capital of Lorraine |
| Carded |
| Carnatic pieces |
| Chem. unit |
| Clock div. |
| Clooney or Rooney |
| Comes after |
| Corn product |
| Cut-up |
| Dance like Rush? |
| Deplorable |
| Deutsch article |
| Disconcert |
| Don's parting words? |
| Ex-Yankee Hideki |
| Excites |
| First name in beauty products |
| Flair, e.g. |
| Flavorful seed source |
| Flirt |
| Frequent end of an anniversary toast |
| Ger. neighbor |
| Go postal |
| Half of an athletic pair |
| Have a bawl |
| Hawaiian staple vegetables |
| Hgts. |
| High ___ |
| Hoffman who once backed a pig for president |
| Hot |
| Iced |
| Illustrator Silverstein |
| It might make you sick |
| Japanese apples named for a mountain |
| Jarhead's rank: Abbr. |
| Joe Louis Arena team |
| Judd of 'Numb3rs' |
| Kids may take them to school in boxes |
| Laughs heartily |
| Laughs heartily |
| Like baseball shoes |
| Like Bollywood films |
| Like human vision |
| Like the era of highest sheet music sales |
| Litter cry |
| Lonely trucker, perhaps |
| Look like a creep? |
| Lou Gehrig's disease: Abbr. |
| Maestro Toscanini |
| Magazine exec in a robe, familiarly |
| Mantel piece |
| Many a fed. holiday |
| Material for a whitesmith |
| Mer filler |
| Mushroom with an umbrella cap |
| Natural riser |
| Number revealer |
| Old English bard |
| Overhang |
| Partner of kissed |
| PBS supporter |
| Pedicab alternative |
| Perfect |
| Perturbs |
| Phoning Phil and hanging up immediately? |
| Pirate spirits |
| Pleasing |
| Position in a rhythm band |
| Power-driven shop tool |
| Presidential candidate born in Hawaii |
| Protected by law |
| Qualifying round, informally |
| Rabbi's instrument |
| Rags' opposite |
| Reaction to pepper, maybe |
| Red Rose |
| Riga resident |
| Roman symbol of power |
| Seconded |
| See 90-Down |
| Sequel's sequel |
| Set before V |
| Set of Web pages |
| Sheet material |
| Singer Braxton |
| Snicker syllable |
| Some 'CSI' figs. |
| Some seal hunters |
| Spinning |
| Style with dark clothes and heavy eyeliner |
| Sum in English |
| Sunday delivery: Abbr. |
| The silver screen |
| They may come to une tête |
| Tony winner for 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' |
| Triple-header, maybe |
| Unaided perception |
| Vietnam's ___ Dinh Diem |
| Wee |
| What Astrophysics and Advanced Calculus probably aren't |
| What the puzzlemaker did to the name in each of this puzzle's theme answers? |
| When doubled, a Robin Williams character's catchphrase |
| Where angels come from |
| With 89-Down, historic part of NW Europe |
| Word before primaire or secondaire |
| Wrestler Flair famous for the figure four leglock |
| Writer Steel |
| Yarn spinners |
| ___ Lilly |
| ___-X |