- DISCO
- Saturday Night Fever joint
- Dance style
- Summer genre?
- Summer genre ... or tenderness, after playing 71-Across knocks a certain character down
- '70s genre
- Chic genre
- Daft Punk's genre
- Summer tunes?
- Contemporary music
- Bygone pop genre
- ___ Demolition Night (infamous Chicago stadium event of 1979)
- You can hear it on SiriusXM channel 54, aptly enough
- Music for dancing
- Saturday Night Fever setting
- Music associated with the '70s
- Nightclub
- Ballroom dance since the '70s
- Donna Summer's genre
- Saturday Night Fever music
- '70s dance genre
- Dance hall
- Kind of ball
- Studio 54, for one
- Village People's genre
- '70s hot spot
- Musical genre
- Hustler's hangout?
- Dance club
- 1970s music genre or where to dance to it
- Saturday Night Fever sound
- Hip-hop place
- Popular nightspot
- Place to do the hustle
- Hustler's milieu?
- Hustler's genre
- Summer's genre
- Spot for a hustler
- Tony Manero's haunt
- '70s dance club
- Saturday Night Fever dance genre
- '70s music genre
- Bee Gees genre
- Donna Summer's music
- Y.M.C.A. music genre
- Summer songs?
- Genre for the Village People
- Hustle genre
- Place to have a ball?
- Pop band Panic! at the __
- With 63-Across, 1970s nightclubs, or, in another sense, what 20-, 36-, and 47-Across are?
- '70s dance hall
- Musical style
- '70s music
- '70s music fad
- Summer music
- '70s dance music
- '70s dance fad
- Bee Gees beat
- Erstwhile dance hall
- '70s nightclub
- With 55 Down, "Dancing With the Stars" trophy
- Hip-hop progenitor
- Nightclub of the past
- Bee Gees-era music
- Retro party theme
- '70s Grammy category
- Much Bee Gees music
- The Bee Gees' genre
- ___ Duck (#1 hit of 1976)
- Grammy category whose first and last year was 1979
- Mirror ball milieu
- Record: Prefix
- Dancing spot, for short
- Nightclub, for short
- Donna Summer's forte
- Kind of dancer
- Night spot, for short
- Fad of the 70's
- Popular form of music
- Jazz descendant
- Dance spot, for short
- Specialized nightclub
- Type of nightclub
- Descendant of jazz
- 70's "in" spot
- Music with a beat
- Do the hustle
- 1970's music
- 70's dance place
- 70's vogue
- Bygone music genre
- Saturday Night Fever” setting nyt 1999 DISCO 70's in" spot
- Place for a mirrored ball
- Music to do the hustle to
- 1970's dance music
- 1970's-80's musical craze
- 1970's nightspot
- 1970s music fad
- Club with a big ball
- Boogie, Bee Gees-style
- Establishment with a revolving mirrored ball
- Dance to Donna Summer's "Last Dance," e.g.
- Place for a revolving ball, maybe
- Saturday Night Fever music genre
- Boogie Oogie Oogie music genre
- Dance club with a glittery ball overhead
- Ball club?
- Dance club that might have a rotating mirrored ball
- Dance place that might have a revolving ball overhead
- Music genre for the Village People
- What the Copacabana becomes at the end of "Copacabana"
- What you need some wiggle room to do?
- Locale for the hustle and the funky chicken
- Style that influenced the Scissor Sisters
- Hustler's place?
- Gay '70s party genre
- '_____ Inferno ('78 hit)'
- Embarrassing '70s music
- Certain dance music
- Saturday Night Fever genre
- Just jitterbug, per Fred Astaire
- ___ bra (mirrored undergarment for Lady Gaga)
- Gloria Gaynor's music
- Staying Alive music
- Kind of fever that broke out in the seventies?
- Genre for Donna Summer and Anita Ward
- Studio 54, once
- Amii Stewart genre
- Boney M.'s genre
- Chic style
- Genre influenced by Philly soul
- '70s "fever"
- Type of ball or dancer
- Saturday Night Fever set
- Dance craze featuring The Hustle
- Word with hall or fever
- Dance genre
- Saturday Night Fever milieu
- John Travolta danced to it
- 1970s musical genre
- Travolta's dance
- Travolta danced to it
- Place to dance
- Â"Saturday Night FeverÂ" setting
- Late '70s dance music
- Club with a mirror ball
- '70s music craze
- Saturday Night Fever craze
- Place for dancing
- Fever John Travolta had
- Dancing spot
- Travolta helped popularize it
- '70s dance or genre
- Place to hustle
- The Hustle genre
- Club with a mirrored ball
- Hustle music
- Donna Summer genre
- Gloria Gaynor's genre
- Don't Leave Me This Way genre
- Genre that gave birth to house music
- Dance venue with a mirror ball
- Evelyn "Champagne" King genre
- Sister Sledge genre
- Some dance music
- Donna Summer style
- Summer specialty
- Genre for Sister Sledge
- Music whose dancers might point fingers
- Beat-based music
- Gloria Gaynor's field
- Summer air?
- Boogie Nights music
- Gloria Gaynor genre
- Specialty of the Trammps
- The Trammps' music
- Donna Summer specialty
- Genre for ABBA
- Summer field
