Really tough test, informally | 29 |
Animal that can stand upright | 29 |
Not as arduous as it might be | 29 |
White part of a Santa costume | 29 |
Whiskers or founder of B.S.A. | 29 |
Part of a Father Time costume | 29 |
Boy Scouts of America founder | 29 |
Walter Payton's teammates | 29 |
"Beauty and the __" | 29 |
One soothed by music, perhaps | 29 |
Most of Noah's passengers | 29 |
___ retreat (retire in haste) | 29 |
''Get lost!'' | 29 |
Part of a 1960's invasion | 29 |
"Revolver" musician | 29 |
They originate from the heart | 29 |
Leaves, a la Michael Jackson? | 29 |
"That's tough!" | 29 |
"Deliverance" actor | 29 |
Bridges of Los Angeles County | 29 |
Marilyn Monroe facial feature | 29 |
Wally's brother, to Wally | 29 |
Neuwirth of 'Frasier' | 29 |
Style that evolved from swing | 29 |
"Abbey Road" ballad | 29 |
1964 Burton/O'Toole movie | 29 |
Convertible, after conversion | 29 |
Hooked up with, more formally | 29 |
The Father of English History | 29 |
Cover with moisture, as grass | 29 |
Words before roses or lettuce | 29 |
Words before nails or lettuce | 29 |
Footboard-headboard connector | 29 |
Furniture with heads and feet | 29 |
Manner assumed by a physician | 29 |
For many, it follows the news | 29 |
Basketball Hall of Fame coach | 29 |
Hardwood tree with small nuts | 29 |
What's for dinner, in ads | 29 |
Traditional Sunday entrées | 29 |
"Night Fever" group | 29 |
"Lonely Days" group | 29 |
"It might have ___" | 29 |
"It's __ real!" | 29 |
"___ waiting long?" | 29 |
"I've ___ had!" | 29 |
"It's ___ real" | 29 |
"How have you ___?" | 29 |
Prompts on answering machines | 29 |
Big belly creator, supposedly | 29 |
It has a big head and is cold | 29 |
Like the smell of a keg party | 29 |
Root that's often pickled | 29 |
Member of the amaranth family | 29 |
Showing extreme embarrassment | 29 |
Really embarrassed - or angry | 29 |
Say "pretty please" | 29 |
Part 2 of Ontario's motto | 29 |
Bard's "Scram!" | 29 |
'The View' alumna Joy | 29 |
"Watch your mouth!" | 29 |
Blow the suds off (your suds) | 29 |
Unlikely place to find a star | 29 |
Where many strings are pulled | 29 |
Place for secretive maneuvers | 29 |
Look __ (research thoroughly) | 29 |
"__ John Malkovich" | 29 |
___ Jala, town near Bethlehem | 29 |
___ canto, Callas's forte | 29 |
__ Air: Los Angeles community | 29 |
Contemporary of Boris and Lon | 29 |
Lugosi of "Dracula" | 29 |
Good name for a campanologist | 29 |
First name in screen vampires | 29 |
Contemporary of Lon and Boris | 29 |
Boris's horror film rival | 29 |
Big-screen bloodsucker Lugosi | 29 |
Site of Harford Comm. College | 29 |
Callas's style of singing | 29 |
Brazilian port of 1.4 million | 29 |
Brazilian city on the Pará | 29 |
Carter's Attorney General | 29 |
Telephone inventor, Alexander | 29 |
Attorney General under Carter | 29 |
"Saved by the ___!" | 29 |
Mitchell's Scarlett, e.g. | 29 |
____ Silverman: Beverly Sills | 29 |
___-lettres (fine literature) | 29 |
One may show you to your room | 29 |
Casus ___ (war justification) | 29 |
Mideastern dancer's asset | 29 |
Word in some winter forecasts | 29 |
It can help you keep a leg up | 29 |
A cowboy might have a big one | 29 |
1974-94 PGA Tour commissioner | 29 |
"I've Gotta __" | 29 |
Stick in the mud, archaically | 29 |
Jerry's ice cream partner | 29 |
Sequel to "Willard" | 29 |
Old Texas rice grower of note | 29 |