| 0 |
| Nil |
| Zip |
| ??? |
| None |
| Nada |
| __-g |
| Love |
| Zippo |
| Zilch |
| Squat |
| Reset |
| Loser |
| Naught |
| Cipher |
| Bubkes |
| Diddly |
| Mostel |
| Nought |
| Nobody |
| Nothing |
| Not any |
| 1 in 10? |
| Coke ___ |
| ZPG part |
| ___ hour |
| Goose egg |
| Home (in) |
| One less? |
| Nonentity |
| Sub _____ |
| One of 50 |
| Not a one |
| Ground ___ |
| Open love? |
| Worst mark |
| Mr. Mostel |
| Part of ZPG |
| Ceiling ___ |
| Half of 10? |
| Total loser |
| It's nothing |
| A definite F |
| Actor Mostel |
| Cold reading |
| Reset figure |
| Home (in on) |
| Kind of hour |
| Binary digit |
| Roulette bet |
| Round number? |
| Absolute twit |
| Abysmal score |
| Close (in on) |
| Complete drip |
| sin(pi) = ___ |
| Two minus two |
| Not a sausage |
| Abysmal grade |
| Less than one |
| One minus one |
| Round figure? |
| Cold forecast |
| Nothing at all |
| 3-2-1 follower |
| Complete loser |
| Love for Laver |
| Nothing amount |
| Worthless sort |
| One out of 10? |
| Love, to Venus? |
| Focus, with "in |
| Two before two? |
| ___ Dark Thirty |
| Absolute nobody |
| No-show's score |
| Love, in tennis |
| Less than a few |
| It means nothing |
| The big doughnut |
| A mark of sorrow |
| Broadway's Tevye |
| Chilling reading |
| Kamikaze's plane |
| Memorable Mostel |
| Nobody, slangily |
| Reset, with "out |
| Sum of opposites |
| Cold temperature |
| Eight minus eight |
| Fifty minus fifty |
| Kind of tolerance |
| Loser, informally |
| Lowest of the low |
| One goes after it |
| Reduce to nothing |
| Speedometer digit |
| Skipped-over year |
| What's before one |
| Celsius ice point |
| Entertainer Mostel |
| Fahrenheit reading |
| Green roulette bet |
| Number line center |
| It may be absolute |
| Operator's number? |
| A memorable Mostel |
| The mark of sorrow |
| Abysmal test score |
| Bit of binary code |
| Calibration setting |
| Part of binary code |
| Student's nightmare |
| Terrible test score |
| Beetle Bailey" boob |
| Beetle Bailey's pal |
| It's nothing at all |
| Coke ___ (diet soda) |
| Nothing at Wimbledon |
| Worst possible grade |
| Goose egg, in sports |
| Worst possible score |
| It's nothing, really |
| Japanese WW2 airplane |
| Reset, as an odometer |
| Shutout score feature |
| The year that wasn't? |
| Water's calorie count |
| World dodo population |
| Beetle Bailey" soldier |
| Goose egg, so to speak |
| It means nothing to me |
| It shares a key with ) |
| Memorable comic Mostel |
| Sprite ___ (diet soda) |
| W.W. II Japanese plane |
| Japanese fighter plane |
| Sucky attendance count |
| Winning score in darts |
| Hardly Mr. Personality |
| You can't divide by it |
| Celsius freezing point |
| Any number minus itself |
| Complete bomb on a test |
| Friend of Beetle Bailey |
| Gutter ball's pin count |
| Maria Sharapova's love? |
| One of six in 1,000,000 |
| Score for a gutter ball |
| Dismal attendance count |
| Part of a shutout score |
| Horrible grade on a test |
| Integer between -1 and 1 |
| MapMyWalk starting point |
| Pedometer starting point |
| Population-growth number |
| Tevye portrayer on stage |
| Beetle Bailey" simpleton |
| Beetle Bailey" character |
| Additive identity element |
| Centigrade freezing level |
| Japanese plane of W.W. II |
| Little Annie Rooney's dog |
| Lowest speedometer number |
| Mostel, of "The Producers |
| Worst possible test score |
| A round number ends in it |
| Centigrade freezing point |
| Cheater's score, if caught |
| Nothing, in a sports score |
| Odometer's initial reading |
| ___ Mostel, memorable actor |
| 32° Fahrenheit, in Celsius |
| Centigrade's freezing point |
| Character in "Beetle Bailey |
| Definitely a flunking score |
| Mostel in The Producers |
| Number of calories in water |
| Coke ___ (low-calorie soda) |
| One of a hundred in a googol |
| Speedometer's lowest reading |
| Sugar-free Coca-Cola variety |
| Word with ground or absolute |
| What "love" means, in tennis |
| Beetle Bailey's dimwitted pal |
| Blank tile value, in Scrabble |
| Matthew : Nathan :: Gene : __ |
| Number of items in a null set |
| Mayan mathematical innovation |
| Beetle Bailey" nonintellectual |
| Japanese fighter plane of WWII |
| Japanese plane of World War II |
| Lowest number on a speedometer |
| Number of remaining dodo birds |
| Celsius freezing point of water |
| Good score for a hand of hearts |
| One of a googol in a googolplex |
| Unsigned point on a number line |
| Gene's costar in "The Producers |
| Plane in the Pearl Harbor attack |
| Much-repeated part of binary code |
| Nothing — certainly not a hero! |
| Word on a Smashing Pumpkins shirt |
| Less Than ---" (Bret Easton Ellis) |
| 32nd digit of pi after the decimal |
| It turns a hundred into a thousand |
| Centigrade freezing point of water |
| Freezing point of water, in Celsius |
| Number of Super Bowls Dan Marino won |
| Absolute ___ (as cold as it can get) |
| Freezing point, on the Celsius scale |
| Number that shouldn't be a denominator |
| Coldest temperature on the Kelvin scale |
| ___ Dark Thirty" (Jessica Chastain film) |
| It's not used in standard sudoku puzzles |
| Point value for a blank tile in Scrabble |
| Value of tens and face cards in baccarat |
| Absolute ___ (bottom of the Kelvin scale) |
| Any digit in a googol after the first one |
| Character that's slashed in some typefaces |
| Dog in the comic strip "Little Annie Rooney |
| Number that's neither positive nor negative |
| Number that is neither positive nor negative |
| Beetle Bailey" character with big front teeth |
| Candy bar covered with a layer of white fudge |
| Freezing point of water, on the Celsius scale |
| The "x" in Euler's Identity: e^(i*pi) + 1 = x |
| Coldest possible temperature on the Kelvin scale |
| It's an indeterminate form when raised to itself |
| Main character in Elmer Rice's "The Adding Machine |
| It's an indeterminate form when raised to its own power |
| Roulette number that loses on bets of both even and odd |
| Uncompromising application of the law against antisocial behaviour |
| Number in the Cookie Monster song "They Not Take That Away From Me |
| Word appearing before or after each word in the long theme entries |
| How many people showed up to my one-man show about growing up in a big, crazy family |