It may be brown or Spanish | 26 |
Former wide receiver Jerry | 26 |
Condoleezza of the cabinet | 26 |
Party snack-mix ingredient | 26 |
Plutocrat's possession | 26 |
Pal of Potsie and the Fonz | 26 |
Shaky gymnastics maneuver? | 26 |
"Miami Vice" cop | 26 |
Petrocelli of Red Sox fame | 26 |
Petrocelli of the Red Sox | 26 |
Part of a Caribbean island | 26 |
Anti-extortion act letters | 26 |
Clear, with "of" | 26 |
BTO "Let It ___" | 26 |
Coney Island Cyclone, e.g. | 26 |
Auto's comfort quality | 26 |
It's added to the bill | 26 |
Tilt-A-Whirl and Mega Drop | 26 |
Amusement-park enticements | 26 |
Country's Oak --- Boys | 26 |
Unit of Cambodian currency | 26 |
Northwest rebellion figure | 26 |
It means nothing in Nantes | 26 |
"___ ne va plus" | 26 |
AC/DC "___ Raff" | 26 |
Mix up, as a deck of cards | 26 |
Sharpshooter's firearm | 26 |
Annie Oakley's firearm | 26 |
Weapon for target shooting | 26 |
Good buddy's transport | 26 |
Fix a sailing competition? | 26 |
Capital on the Dvina River | 26 |
Orion's brightest star | 26 |
Diana who played Mrs. Peel | 26 |
Diana who played Emma Peel | 26 |
Bond girl opposite Lazenby | 26 |
"Correctomundo!" | 26 |
Word after all, up, or out | 26 |
One of four in a rectangle | 26 |
Pedestrian's privilege | 26 |
"Totally, dude!" | 26 |
Exactly where it should be | 26 |
Fixes, as election results | 26 |
Arranges, as a prize fight | 26 |
Sets up, as a title match? | 26 |
Teddy Roosevelt biographer | 26 |
Social reformer: 1849-1914 | 26 |
Danish-American journalist | 26 |
Anger, with "up" | 26 |
Get someone's Irish up | 26 |
Orfant Annie's creator | 26 |
Drummer Steve of L.A. Guns | 26 |
B.B. King's first name | 26 |
Place for a basketball net | 26 |
Jack Frost's handiwork | 26 |
Ancient Mariner's opus | 26 |
Covered with ice particles | 26 |
Dog star's first name? | 26 |
Film dog's first name? | 26 |
Orange or watermelon cover | 26 |
Parts that are thrown away | 26 |
What Gollum once possessed | 26 |
Marvin Hagler's milieu | 26 |
"Hello" preceder | 26 |
Boss at the jewelry store? | 26 |
#1 spoken-word hit of 1964 | 26 |
Spoken-word #1 hit of 1964 | 26 |
1964 Lorne Greene song hit | 26 |
Clues for a tree's age | 26 |
Gifts to Super Bowl champs | 26 |
Diamond holders, sometimes | 26 |
Like expensive fight seats | 26 |
Manor owner's jewelry? | 26 |
Sounds like it's right | 26 |
Game similar to horseshoes | 26 |
Randy and Tai's milieu | 26 |
Locales for Scott Hamilton | 26 |
Shampoo-bottle instruction | 26 |
Anticavity mouthwash, e.g. | 26 |
Laundry product since 1918 | 26 |
Sunshine __: old detergent | 26 |
Brazilian city, familiarly | 26 |
South American cruise stop | 26 |
South-of-the-border river? | 26 |
Sugar Loaf Mountain locale | 26 |
Port with a natural harbor | 26 |
Home to Sugarloaf Mountain | 26 |
Christ the Redeemer locale | 26 |
"City the sea-o" | 26 |
___ Oro, in Spanish Sahara | 26 |
___ la Plata, S.A. estuary | 26 |
John Wayne film of '70 | 26 |
1970 film set in the 1860s | 26 |
Ocho ___, Jamaician resort | 26 |
Ocho ___ (Jamaican resort) | 26 |
Act that may be read aloud | 26 |
Brilliant display of color | 26 |
Wreak havoc in the streets | 26 |
Reaction from a bad crowd? | 26 |
Opposite of a party pooper | 26 |