Famously calorie-heavy burger | 29 |
Nickname for a famous warship | 29 |
Secret-keeper's liability | 29 |
One who might spill the beans | 29 |
Item that's often stubbed | 29 |
Rode a ten-speed, for example | 29 |
1,000 times a "mil" | 29 |
Jeffy and Dolly's creator | 29 |
Potential first First Husband | 29 |
One of the Righteous Brothers | 29 |
2009 Mark Twain Prize awardee | 29 |
"America's Dad" | 29 |
"Science Guy" of TV | 29 |
Overhead compartment, for one | 29 |
Game for certain card players | 29 |
Evening fare at some churches | 29 |
Victorious cries in a church? | 29 |
Prefix for "hazard" | 29 |
Chemistry or synthesis prefix | 29 |
Work for Plutarch, informally | 29 |
Thing with a life of its own? | 29 |
Class in which DNA is a topic | 29 |
Like a man or woman of old TV | 29 |
Science of duplicating nature | 29 |
Sketch of a person, for short | 29 |
Head shot accompaniers, maybe | 29 |
Book jacket blurbs, sometimes | 29 |
Repeating heart monitor sound | 29 |
Marcel Marceau's everyman | 29 |
Marceau's clown character | 29 |
Humans and birds for example | 29 |
Like Brian Wilson, clinically | 29 |
Charlie Parker's nickname | 29 |
1960s musical title character | 29 |
Mowat's And No _____ Sang | 29 |
It's expected once a year | 29 |
Piece in a fianchetto opening | 29 |
Chessmen that move diagonally | 29 |
Champs Élysées café | 29 |
Informal eating establishment | 29 |
Hit the green without rolling | 29 |
Mosquitoes' calling cards | 29 |
Accept an inevitable hardship | 29 |
Ship's line-securing post | 29 |
Ship post for securing cables | 29 |
Like one who cannot let it go | 29 |
Result that is hard to accept | 29 |
'That's show --!' | 29 |
Show ___ (Hollywood and such) | 29 |
"Habanera" composer | 29 |
"Djamileh" composer | 29 |
Eclectic Icelandic songstress | 29 |
Bibliophile's love: Abbr. | 29 |
Doesn't zip one's lip | 29 |
Beginning of a transformation | 29 |
____ Spruce (Nfld's tree) | 29 |
Something to play at a casino | 29 |
Game with hitting and busting | 29 |
Like a wind-turbine generator | 29 |
Malaise, with "the" | 29 |
Former British prime minister | 29 |
Britain's P.M. until 2007 | 29 |
English Romantic poet William | 29 |
Voicer of Gonzales and Le Pew | 29 |
Mont ___, highest of the Alps | 29 |
Highest of the Alps, Mont ___ | 29 |
Hardly a sign of intelligence | 29 |
Hugo's "Ruy __" | 29 |
You may be in one now (Abbr.) | 29 |
Palace or prison, e.g.: Abbr. | 29 |
It'll help you lighten up | 29 |
Additive for a load of whites | 29 |
Extracted, as sap from a tree | 29 |
Obscenity obscurer, sometimes | 29 |
Whisky and coffee mélanges | 29 |
"God ___ this mess" | 29 |
"A ___ in disguise" | 29 |
Conte _____ (fairy tale): Fr. | 29 |
Inflated, with "up" | 29 |
"My God, old chap!" | 29 |
Goodyear has a well-known one | 29 |
Sights at many football games | 29 |
Hoverers over sports stadiums | 29 |
What a rearview mirror misses | 29 |
Concern before changing lanes | 29 |
Sci-fi film menace of '58 | 29 |
Film monster of 1958 and 1988 | 29 |
Sci-fi menace of the '50s | 29 |
Countries with a common cause | 29 |
Countries in special alliance | 29 |
"Schelomo" composer | 29 |
Its cargo was in circulation? | 29 |
Radio announcer's blunder | 29 |
Escutcheon décor, at times | 29 |
Eclipse, with "out" | 29 |
A ___ on one's escutcheon | 29 |
Donna Karan creation, perhaps | 29 |
'80s band The ___ Monkeys | 29 |
Relieving stress by screaming | 29 |
Luncheonette order, for short | 29 |