Physical or final follower | 26 |
It's sometimes made up | 26 |
You have to study for them | 26 |
What cribs may be used for | 26 |
Show-what-you-know chances | 26 |
Get straight A's, e.g. | 26 |
Jalopy used as a trade-in? | 26 |
Pupil's note from home | 26 |
River of southwest England | 26 |
Application file extension | 26 |
One hired by a corp. board | 26 |
Partner of legis. and jud. | 26 |
One making firm decisions? | 26 |
Business leader, for short | 26 |
Business bigwig, for short | 26 |
President's department | 26 |
Let off the hook, in a way | 26 |
Treats specially, in a way | 26 |
Swimming laps, e.g.: Abbr. | 26 |
Put into action, as effort | 26 |
Correspondent's kisses | 26 |
They made a split decision | 26 |
The Gabor sisters had many | 26 |
Returnees from Reno, maybe | 26 |
Ones who are all broken up | 26 |
Former spouses, informally | 26 |
New Hampshire academy town | 26 |
Phillips ___ Academy, N.H. | 26 |
Don't hold your breath | 26 |
Say "Whew!," say | 26 |
"Waiting to ---" | 26 |
Begins a Breathalyzer test | 26 |
It may be labeled in court | 26 |
Requiring immediate action | 26 |
He can't go home again | 26 |
Deposed leader's limbo | 26 |
Napoleon in 1814–15 | 26 |
Ferdinand Marcos' fate | 26 |
Bonaparte's punishment | 26 |
Jean-Claude Duvalier, e.g. | 26 |
What unicorns don't do | 26 |
Isn't just theoretical | 26 |
Lit sign in a dark theater | 26 |
Word with sign or strategy | 26 |
Leaves an interstate, e.g. | 26 |
They're clearly marked | 26 |
Get the devil out of here? | 26 |
Things from faraway places | 26 |
Political exile, for short | 26 |
American in Paris, perhaps | 26 |
Weakness for diamonds, say | 26 |
Run out, as a subscription | 26 |
Former Montreal baseballer | 26 |
Montreal baseballer of old | 26 |
Former Montreal ballplayer | 26 |
Certain NL baseball player | 26 |
Canadian ballplayers, once | 26 |
Revealing magazine spread? | 26 |
Photographer's concern | 26 |
Abbr. after a phone number | 26 |
No. dialed in a phone menu | 26 |
Letters on a business card | 26 |
Pushes back, as a deadline | 26 |
Newsboy's quaint shout | 26 |
Tribe member in many films | 26 |
Newspaper rarity, nowadays | 26 |
Newsboy's shout of old | 26 |
Like some credit in school | 26 |
Face in the crowd, perhaps | 26 |
Street corner shout of old | 26 |
Old-time breaking news cry | 26 |
Minima and maxima, in math | 26 |
Adjective for snowboarding | 26 |
Chortle with glee, perhaps | 26 |
It lies beyond the suburbs | 26 |
Wealthy outlying community | 26 |
Princeton, to N.Y.C., e.g. | 26 |
Community outside the city | 26 |
Mobil's merger partner | 26 |
Flemish painter Jan van __ | 26 |
Word with black or private | 26 |
Optometrist's interest | 26 |
Object of a biblical trade | 26 |
It can be rolled or batted | 26 |
Public or private follower | 26 |
One may be private or lazy | 26 |
Cyclops or cyclone feature | 26 |
Common to potato or needle | 26 |
Body part on a dollar bill | 26 |
Trophy spouse, so to speak | 26 |
It may make a pupil dilate | 26 |
Globule of ocular medicine | 26 |
Casino surveillance camera | 26 |
Place for a certain shadow | 26 |
It may be coveredin shadow | 26 |
"Rocky III" song | 26 |
Tom the tailor of Coventry | 26 |
Optometrist's concerns | 26 |
They may be behind glasses | 26 |
They are protected by lids | 26 |