It may blow when it's hot | 29 |
Electrical overload protector | 29 |
The impatient have short ones | 29 |
Traditional Japanese mattress | 29 |
Talker's "gift" | 29 |
Some people have it as a gift | 29 |
Staple of gothic architecture | 29 |
"King of Hollywood" | 29 |
Neighbor of Equatorial Guinea | 29 |
Country on the Gulf of Guinea | 29 |
Show biz sisters' surname | 29 |
'Green Acres' actress | 29 |
"Frozen" actor Josh | 29 |
Persistent, irritating critic | 29 |
Mythical mother of the Titans | 29 |
Mistake on the campaign trail | 29 |
Lighting electrician on a set | 29 |
Have a tough time swallowing? | 29 |
Comedian's stock-in-trade | 29 |
Stand-up comic's material | 29 |
Depeche Mode lead singer Dave | 29 |
Larb ___ (Thai chicken salad) | 29 |
Borden of condensed milk fame | 29 |
Racehorse buyer's concern | 29 |
"For Me and My ___" | 29 |
"For Me and My ---" | 29 |
Square-dance partner, perhaps | 29 |
Guy's hoedown counterpart | 29 |
Pygmalion brought her to life | 29 |
Hurricane's little sister | 29 |
Hurricane's little cousin | 29 |
Football Hall of Famer Sayers | 29 |
Noted ancient Greek physician | 29 |
It's faster than a canter | 29 |
Some club members, informally | 29 |
Leg, to a film noir detective | 29 |
Meeting of Senators and Kings | 29 |
Hearts or Spades, for example | 29 |
Dungeons & Dragons player | 29 |
The Sharks and the Jets, e.g. | 29 |
Reading, for a famous example | 29 |
Problem in historical records | 29 |
Old Navy's parent company | 29 |
Space between the teeth, e.g. | 29 |
Old Navy is one of its brands | 29 |
Gender or generation follower | 29 |
Banana Republic's sibling | 29 |
Delaware Water and generation | 29 |
What has no wheels and flies? | 29 |
Star of "Ninotchka" | 29 |
Waiter in a French restaurant | 29 |
Dream arena, Maple Leaf _____ | 29 |
John Irving title protagonist | 29 |
Title role for Robin Williams | 29 |
Poet's traditional milieu | 29 |
Pulitzer Prize winner of note | 29 |
Best man's catch, perhaps | 29 |
Indiana city on Lake Michigan | 29 |
Owens of "Laugh-In" | 29 |
Supply for regular customers? | 29 |
Word after mustard or natural | 29 |
Reason to stop on a road trip | 29 |
Turning point at the station? | 29 |
Item replaced after a fill-up | 29 |
It's removed to pump fuel | 29 |
It's opened for a fill-up | 29 |
They're in the atmosphere | 29 |
Subject of Avogadro's law | 29 |
Politically incorrect vehicle | 29 |
It's frequently filled up | 29 |
Like Victorian London streets | 29 |
It's usually read monthly | 29 |
Thrill rider's inhalation | 29 |
Sound after coming up for air | 29 |
Catch the breath convulsively | 29 |
Quebec's scenic peninsula | 29 |
It's drained by traveling | 29 |
Get prepared for a long drive | 29 |
Pistol in old gangster movies | 29 |
B-movie lead pumper, slangily | 29 |
Weapon carried in a speakeasy | 29 |
What not to get from the boss | 29 |
Concert promoter's figure | 29 |
Boxing promoter's concern | 29 |
Like some private communities | 29 |
Type of community with guards | 29 |
Like some upscale communities | 29 |
Having an opening, as a fence | 29 |
Bill from a computer company? | 29 |
University of Florida athlete | 29 |
University of Florida student | 29 |
Seminole's gridiron rival | 29 |
Free-trade measure of '94 | 29 |
Commerce treaty starting 1947 | 29 |
Measure for earlobe piercings | 29 |
France, in the time of Caesar | 29 |
Old England's John of ___ | 29 |
Attention-getter, for a judge | 29 |
Hang around too long to stare | 29 |
Strip along the Mediterranean | 29 |