| Former inamorato or inamorata | 29 |
| Movie or record of past years | 29 |
| Any pop song of Pop's day | 29 |
| Almost any doo-wop song, e.g. | 29 |
| "Rock revival" tune | 29 |
| Friend since high school, say | 29 |
| One with plenty of experience | 29 |
| Discontinued GM line, briefly | 29 |
| It's often hard to settle | 29 |
| King Cole, in a nursery rhyme | 29 |
| "That ___ religion" | 29 |
| Music to a matador's ears | 29 |
| Encouragement at the bullring | 29 |
| Spanish "root" word | 29 |
| Music to Manolete's ears? | 29 |
| It may be heard after charges | 29 |
| Hooray, at a flamenco concert | 29 |
| Encouragement for the matador | 29 |
| Cry at a flamenco performance | 29 |
| Christiansen who founded Lego | 29 |
| Approval from a fútbol fan | 29 |
| "U da bullfighter!" | 29 |
| "Superb, Señor!" | 29 |
| "Hooray!" variation | 29 |
| "Hip, hip, Jorge!"? | 29 |
| "Bravo, Escamillo!" | 29 |
| ___ Bull, Norwegian violinist | 29 |
| ___ Bull, memorable violinist | 29 |
| City in Cattaraugus Co., N.Y. | 29 |
| Highly poisonous garden plant | 29 |
| She had a cow to end all cows | 29 |
| Famed Chicago livestock owner | 29 |
| Chemical used as an emollient | 29 |
| Russian ruler: 879–912 | 29 |
| Russian ruler: 880–912 | 29 |
| Jackie's fashion designer | 29 |
| Fighter-turned-actor Taktarov | 29 |
| 1980s KGB defector Gordievsky | 29 |
| Oxford university, familiarly | 29 |
| You might stick a knife in it | 29 |
| A chromolithograph, for short | 29 |
| It's a butter alternative | 29 |
| It may not need clarification | 29 |
| Grand Tennessee entertainment | 29 |
| Spreads on the table, perhaps | 29 |
| Butter's betters, to some | 29 |
| "Eugen Onegin" girl | 29 |
| Fortune 500 chemicals company | 29 |
| Bit of this and a bit of that | 29 |
| Some of this and some of that | 29 |
| Little bit of everything dish | 29 |
| Three-time batting champ Tony | 29 |
| Branch of the United Nations? | 29 |
| John George's better half | 29 |
| ''___ Twist'' | 29 |
| "W." director, 2008 | 29 |
| "Waltons" matriarch | 29 |
| 'Hamlet' Oscar winner | 29 |
| Vessel used by Pueblo Indians | 29 |
| ___ podrida (hodgepodge stew) | 29 |
| Guisado cooker, traditionally | 29 |
| Football Hall-of-Famer Matson | 29 |
| Aerial skateboarding maneuver | 29 |
| Stan's slapstick sidekick | 29 |
| Stan's simpering sidekick | 29 |
| Stan's partner, for short | 29 |
| Stan's foil, in old films | 29 |
| No-handed skateboarding trick | 29 |
| Jumping trick on a skateboard | 29 |
| Comedian Hardy's nickname | 29 |
| Sec. of State, 1895–97 | 29 |
| "Method" attachment | 29 |
| "Method" conclusion | 29 |
| Comment said with eye-rolling | 29 |
| Football Hall-of-Famer Merlin | 29 |
| Football Hall of Famer Merlin | 29 |
| The Daily Planet cub reporter | 29 |
| "Superman" reporter | 29 |
| "Hellzapoppin" star | 29 |
| "Hellzapoppin" name | 29 |
| Lee ___, 50's heavyweight | 29 |
| Texas Hold'em alternative | 29 |
| Fred Astaire's birthplace | 29 |
| Nebraska city on the Missouri | 29 |
| Cornhusker's largest city | 29 |
| World's largest sultanate | 29 |
| Arab League member since 1971 | 29 |
| Qaboos bin Said's country | 29 |
| Land on the Arabian Peninsula | 29 |
| Its flag has a khanjar dagger | 29 |
| Like the newspaper Al Shabiba | 29 |
| Dweller along the Arabian Sea | 29 |
| Certain sultan's subjects | 29 |
| Poet translated by FitzGerald | 29 |
| Jerusalem's Mosque of ___ | 29 |
| "The Wire" antihero | 29 |
| Persian mathematician Khayyam | 29 |
| “Rubáiyát” poet | 29 |
| Poet who wrote a-a-b-a verses | 29 |
| Important convert of Mohammed | 29 |