Chronologically, it's the penultimate word spoken in Pulp FIction
Police gp. snidely referred to as "rats" by Sipowicz on NYPD Blue, usually, because their function was to investigate criminality from within the department itself
Peyton's quarterbacking brother
Marx who had a hit on 40-Down with 'Animal Crackers' in the 20s
He decides what is safe at home
Saw a log while on siesta
French fashion house famous for ready-to-wear styles since the 50s, bearing the girls' name which means "green shoot" in Greek
___ tu ; (Spanish for 'It's You')
Flavor found in 3-Downs like Salems or Kools
Refrigerant banned by the Montreal Protocol of '79 ..... or, (if you prefer the other choice in 27-Down) restaurant chain whose founder was named Harlan Sanders
70s musical about 50s teens which featured the song 'Summer Nights'
Word with stopper or iron
Equivalent in distance traveled, for instance
Voyages, as of ocean-going ships
Channel that brought you 'Mad Men' and 'Breaking Bad'
Indigenous to the Florence or Pisa region, say, in Italian descriptions
One application of shellac
Heading above Prime Rib on a menu
Or go-with in many options lists
Having a predilection for
And so forth, .... (abbr.)