Their names are hidden in eight answers in this puzzle
Their names may start with "Mac"
Their necks can turn 270 degrees
their nomadic mode of existence
Their nos. might appear on shields
Their noses tilted down
Their number increases every May
Their numbers are in the book
their objective is saving
Their offices often have small rms.
Their only compensation may be experience
Their outsides are usually toasted
Their parents are parasites
Their parts are hard to tell apart
Their parts are usually unusual
Their performance can be measured by air speed
Their perimeters may sport beaches
Their pH's are often measured
Their players are often benched
Their pockets aren't deep
Their points are guarded
Their points are made bluntly
their poor behavior was due to the rawness of the troops
Their population in New Zealand peaked at 70 million in 1982
Their postage stamps say "Suomi"
Their purpose is to have a ball?
their pushcart was piled high with groceries
Their ranks don't include DHs
Their reign ended with Queen Anne
Their sales were surpassed again by phonograph records in 2020
Their scales aid in location
Their scores may accompany transcripts
Their scores may be on transcripts
Their second letter stands for 12-Down
Their service is impeccable
Their shells are edible
Their songs are in "Mamma Mia!"
Their suits come with briefs
Their sun god was Inti
Their tails do not wag
Their teams meet at meets
Their teeth may be sharpened
Their term is usually 20 years
Their tips are well-guarded
Their tips turn up
Their tongues may touch your feet
Their use is shocking
Their users have handles
Their virtues "have not yet been discovered," wrote Emerson
Their warnings open movies
Their winners go to the finals
Their wives are countesses
Their word is law
Their words are divine
Their work is hanging around
Their work is in vein
Their work may involve banking
Their work often takes flight
Their work stinks
Their, in Munich
theism
Theist
Theist's subj.
theistic
Thelma & ___
Thelma & Louise
Thelma & Louise actor
Thelma & Louise actress Davis
Thelma & Louise costar Davis
Thelma & Louise star Davis
Thelma & Louise studio
Thelma Actress
Thelma and Louise
Thelma and Louise car
Thelma and Louise, e.g.
Thelma and Louise, to Geena and Susan
Thelma Norton's nickname
Thelma of "The Maltese Falcon," 1931
Thelma of "Thelma & Louise"
Thelma player Davis
Thelma portrayer Davis
Thelma's player in "Thelma & Louise"
Thelma's road trip partner
Thelma's surname on "Joe & Valerie"
Thelonious Jazzman
Thelonious Monk's genre
Thelonious Monk's music
Thelonious Monk's style
Thelonious of jazz
Them
Them ___ hills
Them author
Them author Joyce Carol
Them classic
Them creatures
Them insects
Them novelist
Them novelist Joyce Carol
them of the 40's
Them or "Us"
Them or us: Abbr.
Them that asks no questions isn't told ___: Kipling
Them there
Them, essentially
Them, in "Them!"
Them, often
Them, to "us"
Them, with "the"
Them! bugs
Them! mutants
Them! things
Them's fightin' words
Them's fighting words
Them's the breaks
Them's the breaks, genteelly
Them's the breaks, I guess
Them's the breaks, more formally
Them's the breaks!
Them's the rules
thematic
Thematic letter herein
Thematic number on 61-Down
Thematic signature
Theme
Theme (and genre) of this puzzle
THEME (lit.)
THEME (mus.)
THEME (pert. to)
Theme and when do we want it?
Theme answer count, amount of letters in each, word hidden in each, and, when repeated twice, today's date
theme Berle, Milton sidekick Arnold
Theme entries' first name
Theme for Julio Iglesias
Theme for the 1939 New York World's Fair
Theme from "Mondo Cane"
Theme from Shaft writer Hayes
Theme ideas
Theme in "Hamlet"
Theme in "To Kill a Mockingbird"
Theme in much Greek art
Theme in some time travel fiction
Theme indicated in a title
theme Main
theme music
theme Musical 1925
Theme of "Oedipus Rex"
Theme of "Romeo and Juliet"
Theme of "The Tell-Tale Heart"
Theme of "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Do the Right Thing"
Theme of "Wall Street"
Theme of a composition
Theme of Cirque du Soleil's "O," appropriately
Theme of Ecclesiastes
Theme of Grisham's "A Time to Kill"
Theme of la festa di San Valentino
Theme of many a country song
Theme of many heavy metal songs
Theme of many Robert Indiana works
Theme of Nabokov's "Lolita"
Theme of Poe's "Annabel Lee"
Theme of several theme parks
Theme of the puzzle
Theme of the puzzle, in part
THEME OF THIS PUZZLE
Theme of this puzzle, found in the answers to 21-, 26-, 44- and 52-Across
Theme of this puzzle, so to speak
Theme of this puzzle, with "The"
Theme of this puzzle: Abbr.
Theme of today's puzzle
Theme park acronym
Theme park annoyances
Theme park array
Theme park attraction
Theme park beast, perhaps?
theme park city
Theme park company
Theme park conceived as a utopia
Theme park conveyance
Theme park eatery
Theme park feature
Theme park giveaway, maybe
Theme park headache
Theme park leapers
Theme park lure
Theme park near Orlando
Theme park offering
Theme park part
Theme park shuttle
Theme park staple
Theme park that retired its IllumiNations show in 2019
Theme park that's home to a World Showcase
Theme park transport
Theme park transportation
Theme park with a "Frozen Ever After" attraction
Theme park with a geodesic dome
Theme park with a geodesic sphere
Theme park with a geosphere
Theme park with a spherical landmark
Theme park with an "Imagination!" pavilion
Theme park with the ride Soarin' Around the World
theme Recurring melody
Theme running through several episodes
Theme scheme for this puzzle
Theme song for "Rocky III"
Theme song from "American Gigolo"
Theme song of bandleader Vincent Lopez
Theme song of vaudeville's Eva Tanguay
Theme song of Vincent Lopez
THEME title
theme under discussion
Theme word inside this puzzle's theme words
Theme-music composer for CBS golf programming
Theme-park attractions
Theme-park favorite
Theme-park offering
Theme, Part 1
Theme, Part 2
Theme, Part 3
Theme, subject
Themed events
Themed musical work
Themed period
Themes
THEMIS, consort of
THEMIS, father of
THEMIS, mother of
themselves
then
Then ___ longer be in your mind (Sheryl Crow lyric)
Then again ..., in a tweet
Then again ..., to a texter
Then again follower
Then again, in text messages
Then again, in texts
Then again, in tweets
Then again, on Twitter
Then and there
Then another cop said, 'Awright, tough guy, ___, let's go' ...
then Back
Then fine!
then French words
Then it's a deal
Then it's settled
Then live, Macduff; what ___ fear of thee?: Macbeth
Then live, Macduff. What need I ___ of thee?: Macbeth
Then must you speak / Of one that loved not wisely but too well speaker
Then partner
Then preceder
Then this ebony bird beguiling my sad fancy into smiling penner
Then we gave him ___