___ home, your mudder's callin'!, 4 letters
Costumed shock rock band, 4 letters
Metal wand that performs in giant costumes, 4 letters
Families is where our nation finds hope, where wings take dream prez, 3 letters
He made WMDs a household word, 3 letters
Hudson River spanner not named for the 43rd U.S. Pres., 3 letters
N.Y.C.-to-Ft. Lee connector, 3 letters
Presidential monogram, and this puzzle's theme, 3 letters
Successor to W.J.C., 3 letters
White House monogram, 3 letters
___ Stefani, lead singer of No Doubt, 4 letters
___ Torrence, American sprinter who won three gold medals at the 1992 and 1996 Olympics, 4 letters
'No Doubt' member Stefani, 4 letters
Alice actress Verdon, 4 letters
Damn Yankees actress Verdon, 4 letters
Damn Yankees dancer Verdon, 4 letters
Hollaback Girl singer Stefani, 4 letters
Jubilee Trail novelist Bristow, 4 letters
No Doubt lead singer Stefani, 4 letters
Washington Week in Review name, 4 letters
Washington Week moderator Ifill, 4 letters
Actress Verdon of Damn Yankees, 4 letters
Broadway singer/actress Verdon, 4 letters
Broadway star Verdon, 4 letters
Broadway's first Lola, 4 letters
Dancer/actress Verdon, 4 letters
Entertaining Verdon, 4 letters
First Lola in Damn Yankees, 4 letters
Gavin Rossdale's wife Stefani, 4 letters
Lola in Damn Yankees, 4 letters
Lola in the Damn Yankees film, 4 letters
Lola player in Damn Yankees, 4 letters
Lola portrayer in Damn Yankees, 4 letters
Musical star Verdon, 4 letters
News reporter Ifill, 4 letters
No Doubt singer Stefani, 4 letters
No Doubt vocalist Stefani, 4 letters
PBS moderator Ifill, 4 letters
Rock singer Stefani, 4 letters
Rock star Stefani or actress Verdon, 4 letters
She was Jean in The Aviator, 4 letters
She was Lola in Damn Yankees, 4 letters
Singer/dancer Verdon, 4 letters
Spider-Man's first girlfriend ___ Stacy, 4 letters
Stefani of No Doubt, 4 letters
Stefani with the clothing line L.A.M.B., 4 letters
The original Damn Yankees Lola, 4 letters
The original Lola, in Damn Yankees, 4 letters
Tony-winning actress Verdon, 4 letters
Verdon in the original Broadway production of Chicago, 4 letters
Verdon of Damn Yankees, 4 letters
Verdon of Sweet Charity, 4 letters
Verdon of the screen, 4 letters
Verdon of the stage, 4 letters
Verdon who played Lola, 4 letters
First black poet to win a Pulitzer Prize, 15 letters
Pulitzer-winning author of the quote, 15 letters
Miracle on 34th Street actor, 5 letters
Miracle on 34th Street Oscar winner, 5 letters
Miracle on 34th Street Oscar winner Edmund, 5 letters
Miracle on 34th Street star Edmund, 5 letters
The Trouble With Harry co-star Edmund, 5 letters
Edmund of Miracle on 34th Street, 5 letters
Edmund who won an Oscar for playing Santa, 5 letters
Kris Kringle, on screen, 5 letters
Oscar winner as Kris Kringle, 5 letters
Oscar winner Edmund of Miracle on 34th Street, 5 letters
Oscar winner of '47, 5 letters
Santa player Edmund, 5 letters
Actress Verdon and others, 5 letters
Actress Verdon et al., 5 letters
Journalist Ifill and others, 5 letters
Music's Stefani and others, 5 letters
Singer Stefani and actress Verdon, 5 letters
Singers McCrae and Stefani, 5 letters
Torrence and Verdon, 5 letters
Verdon and Williams, 5 letters
Spider-Man's first girlfriend, 9 letters
*Lead singer in No Doubt's hit Don't Speak, 11 letters
Hollaback Girl singer (2001), 11 letters
Musical comedy star, 10 letters
'Golly!,' to a letter writer?, 11 letters
Declaration signer Button, 8 letters
Georgia county named for a Declaration signer, 8 letters
Helps for autobiographers, 8 letters
1939 epic, informally in print, 4 letters
1939 movie classic, briefly, 4 letters
Initials of a famed novel, 4 letters
Margaret Mitchell classic, briefly, 4 letters
Margaret Mitchell masterwork, initially, 4 letters
Mitchell classic, for short, 4 letters
Subj. of the advice, 4 letters
Coll. with a Foggy Bottom campus, 3 letters
D.C. campus with a med school, 3 letters
D.C. school named for a president, 3 letters
Sch. near the White House, 3 letters
17th century actress Nell, 4 letters
17th-century actress Nell who was Charles II's mistress, 4 letters
Acting lover of Charles II, 4 letters
Actress and lover of Charles II, 4 letters
Actress lover of Charles II, 4 letters
British actress Nell, 4 letters
Charles II's lover Nell, 4 letters
Charles II's mistress, 4 letters
Charles II's mistress Nell, 4 letters
Early English actress Nell ___, 4 letters
English actress Nell, 4 letters
Nell ___: mistress of Charles II, 4 letters
Nell, lover of Charles II, 4 letters
(Welsh) underworld god, 4 letters
Seventeenth-century English actress joins gossip columnist, 14 letters
Oscar winner Paltrow, 7 letters
Shallow Hal co-star, 7 letters
She sang Cruisin' with Huey, 7 letters
With 87A, Blythe Danner's daughter, 7 letters
Baseball great Tony, 5 letters
Baseball Hall-of-Famer Tony, 5 letters
Tony who led the N.L. in batting eight times, 5 letters
English comedienne and mistress of Charles II (1650-1687), 5 letters
Car 54, Where Are You? costar, 6 letters
What's a yoot? utterer Fred, 6 letters
Actor Fred who played the judge in My Cousin Vinny, 6 letters
Fred of The Munsters, 6 letters
Fred who played Herman Munster, 6 letters