| To be excessively preoccupied | 29 |
| Tuber cultivated in the Andes | 29 |
| The Cars' lead singer Ric | 29 |
| Three-time Clooney title role | 29 |
| They're spotted in Mexico | 29 |
| Time-teller's contraction | 29 |
| They may be taken for suckers | 29 |
| They're sometimes stacked | 29 |
| They're long in lotteries | 29 |
| The Valkyries answered to him | 29 |
| They may waft through the air | 29 |
| They may be found in sneakers | 29 |
| They come out of locker rooms | 29 |
| Takes out, as a hit man would | 29 |
| Thoroughly examines, in a way | 29 |
| The Wright brothers' home | 29 |
| Troubled water's smoother | 29 |
| Town near Ventura, California | 29 |
| Three-time batting champ Tony | 29 |
| The Daily Planet cub reporter | 29 |
| Texas Hold'em alternative | 29 |
| Texter's "Wow!" | 29 |
| TLA sometimes paired with LOL | 29 |
| The O in "Jackie O" | 29 |
| The loneliest number, in song | 29 |
| Top-of-the-leaderboard number | 29 |
| The square of the square of i | 29 |
| Telephone key with no letters | 29 |
| Tatum of 'Paper Moon' | 29 |
| They may be lined up in Vegas | 29 |
| They're white in Monopoly | 29 |
| They get swapped for quarters | 29 |
| Taking a maternity break, say | 29 |
| Type of inspection or parking | 29 |
| Toronto's province: Abbr. | 29 |
| Toronto and Ottawa's loc. | 29 |
| The last Mrs. Charlie Chaplin | 29 |
| Toxic waste, in some B movies | 29 |
| The Cornish Wonder: 1761-1807 | 29 |
| Temperature reading of a sort | 29 |
| TV tycoon born in Mississippi | 29 |
| They're sometimes special | 29 |
| Takes two from column B, e.g. | 29 |
| Tres mil seiscientos segundos | 29 |
| Taken by mouth, as medication | 29 |
| Think-on-your-feet challenges | 29 |
| They put on a whale of a show | 29 |
| Tolkien's Gorbag and Bolg | 29 |
| Tell the waiter what you want | 29 |
| Turgenev's home in Russia | 29 |
| They're mined and refined | 29 |
| They're mined, I tell ya! | 29 |
| These can be found in pockets | 29 |
| The 'O' of WHO: Abbr. | 29 |
| Talent that's in creasing | 29 |
| Taurus's eastern neighbor | 29 |
| Trouble for Suze on a cruise? | 29 |
| Treasure of the Sierra Madre? | 29 |
| Top Olympic medals, in Madrid | 29 |
| Three-time Hart Trophy winner | 29 |
| Two-time Smythe Trophy winner | 29 |
| They may be near I.C.U.'s | 29 |
| The center of Czechoslovakia? | 29 |
| Tout's hangout, for short | 29 |
| They lived along the Missouri | 29 |
| Tribe in the Winnebago nation | 29 |
| Tribe related to the Missouri | 29 |
| Town near Kalamazoo Michigan | 29 |
| Teammate of Hubbell and Terry | 29 |
| Tall, slim, and hairy gay man | 29 |
| The Lord's Prayer starter | 29 |
| The Great ___ 1988 Candy flic | 29 |
| Toy train track layout, maybe | 29 |
| This puzzle's theme shape | 29 |
| Track and field athlete Jesse | 29 |
| Totally dominated, informally | 29 |
| They've got a lot of pull | 29 |
| Topical application for teens | 29 |
| TV's family values models | 29 |
| Things counted by the second? | 29 |
| Team with "SD" caps | 29 |
| Their numbers are in the book | 29 |
| They made the Mamas a quartet | 29 |
| Three, four or five, commonly | 29 |
| This is elementary for Watson | 29 |
| The Sphinx and the Parthenon? | 29 |
| Three, four and five, usually | 29 |
| They employ speakers, briefly | 29 |
| They may be "grand" | 29 |
| This can be hairy or hairless | 29 |
| They may be worn in the woods | 29 |
| Tom Brady's team, to fans | 29 |
| Talking parrot in a 1998 film | 29 |
| They garner a lot of interest | 29 |
| TV network with pledge drives | 29 |
| Typeface-preserving file type | 29 |
| They go around in the kitchen | 29 |
| They're on the same level | 29 |
| Tends to priority number one? | 29 |
| TV "Playhouse" name | 29 |