"Jersey Shore" channel | 32 |
"Jersey Shore" carrier | 32 |
Letters on the top of a syllabus | 32 |
"__ Ado About Nothing" | 32 |
It's slung in some campaigns | 32 |
Specialty for some thoroughbreds | 32 |
What kids may make on rainy days | 32 |
Kellogg's whole grain cereal | 32 |
John who founded the Sierra Club | 32 |
Agent on "The X-Files" | 32 |
Warren Haynes band Gov't ___ | 32 |
Animals seen on some borax boxes | 32 |
"___ of Kintyre" Wings | 32 |
Cogitates, with "over" | 32 |
Many-petaled flowers, familiarly | 32 |
''__ the word!'' | 32 |
Tax-exempt investment, for short | 32 |
Some investment bonds, for short | 32 |
Short-story writer known as Saki | 32 |
H. H. ___ (Saki's real name) | 32 |
"Runaway" author Alice | 32 |
Bodyguards or bouncers, in slang | 32 |
Artist's "visitor" | 32 |
Like corn flakes sitting in milk | 32 |
You may need a staff to write it | 32 |
Show often ending with a reprise | 32 |
"Li'l Abner," once | 32 |
Certain mollusk's protection | 32 |
Home remedy for skin irritations | 32 |
Become something else altogether | 32 |
"Typical" band ___math | 32 |
Makes an unsound decision about? | 32 |
Philadelphia Orchestra conductor | 32 |
Longtime La Scala music director | 32 |
Hershfield's Homeless Hector | 32 |
Seven-time award for Barry Bonds | 32 |
Annual World Series announcement | 32 |
Last thing Rhett called Scarlett | 32 |
Embattled Phillies pitcher Brett | 32 |
"What a load of bunk!" | 32 |
"You're so brave!" | 32 |
Words from a damsel in distress? | 32 |
"Butt out!," initially | 32 |
Mr. Magoo's eyesight problem | 32 |
Heart-pounding question (Part 1) | 32 |
Pioneering woman lawyer Bradwell | 32 |
Web-based social network service | 32 |
Faddish 1990's computer game | 32 |
Involving otherworldly practices | 32 |
Mr. Rogers was a Navy Seal, e.g. | 32 |
Ones who live nearby, informally | 32 |
Tortilla chip topped with cheese | 32 |
When it's dark, in Darmstadt | 32 |
Seawater component, to a chemist | 32 |
What you get when shelved, slang | 32 |
It means nothing to a Nicaraguan | 32 |
Four-time presidential candidate | 32 |
"Civic Arousal" author | 32 |
Candidate trailing Bush and Gore | 32 |
___ Raiders (consumer advocates) | 32 |
First name in Olympic gymnastics | 32 |
Olga's rival in the 70's | 32 |
First name in legendary gymnasts | 32 |
First name in gymnastics history | 32 |
"Go jump in the loch!" | 32 |
U.S.-Mexico-Canada commerce pact | 32 |
Annoy by persistent faultfinding | 32 |
Bad choice at the betting window | 32 |
Find fault with on petty grounds | 32 |
Site of the 1998 Winter Olympics | 32 |
"Ain't happening!" | 32 |
Casual "I'll pass" | 32 |
"Nope, not interested" | 32 |
''Count me out'' | 32 |
It's right at your fingertip | 32 |
Like games that go into overtime | 32 |
Carpenter's time-saving tool | 32 |
Carpenters and roofers, at times | 32 |
Finalizes, with "down" | 32 |
Gets a jury to convict, slangily | 32 |
"Vanity Fair" director | 32 |
Safari-goer's starting point | 32 |
Like Goya's "Maja" | 32 |
"The ___ and the Dead" | 32 |
"The Lion King" female | 32 |
"Forrest Gump" setting | 32 |
'60s-'70s debating point | 32 |
'60s-'70s arena, briefly | 32 |
"A Boy Named Goo" song | 32 |
It appears on a ship's stern | 32 |
April, May, or June, for example | 32 |
"What's in a ---?" | 32 |
"What's in a ___?" | 32 |
When repeated, identifies people | 32 |
Bert's fictional twin sister | 32 |
Woods of "China Beach" | 32 |
Side order with tandoori chicken | 32 |
___ Ling, Chinese mountain range | 32 |
Title courtesan in an 1880 novel | 32 |
"Eraserhead" star Jack | 32 |