| Dressy shoes worn by Highland lasses? | 37 |
| Dressy clothing and showy things | 32 |
| Dressmaker's measures (abbr.) | 33 |
| Dressing up like an Andean stimulant? | 37 |
| Dressing room product ___ Lauder | 32 |
| Dressing ingredient in old recipes | 34 |
| Dresses for the cold (with "up") | 42 |
| Dresses designed by a Christian? | 32 |
| Dresser's "___ to the City" | 41 |
| Dressed warmly enough to avoid frostbite? | 41 |
| Dressed to the nines, with "up" | 41 |
| Dressed to kill, with "up" | 36 |
| Dressed more like an Exeter student | 35 |
| Dressed like, for a costume party | 33 |
| Dressed like Superman and Batman | 32 |
| Dressed like Little Red Riding Hood | 35 |
| Dressed like Freddie the Freeloader | 35 |
| Dressed like a dependent politician? | 36 |
| Dressed like a certain keg party attendee | 41 |
| Dressed for the choir's performance | 39 |
| Dressed for a frat party, perhaps | 33 |
| Dress up as Chaney for Halloween | 32 |
| Dress type that flares at the bottom | 36 |
| Dress to the nines, with "up" | 39 |
| Dress to kill, with "up" | 34 |
| Dress that makes a slow dance difficult | 39 |
| Dress that falls between the knee and ankle | 43 |
| Dress style that appears to lengthen the body | 45 |
| Dress smartly, with "out" | 35 |
| Dress rehearsal for an ocean liner? | 35 |
| Dress not for the self-conscious | 32 |
| Dress nattily, with "up" | 34 |
| Dress like a king or for the ring | 33 |
| Dress in your best (with "up") | 40 |
| Dress in finery, with "up" | 36 |
| Dress for the return of cool weather | 36 |
| Dress for men withvested interests? | 36 |
| Dress finely, with "up" | 33 |
| Dress finely, with "out" | 34 |
| Dress finely, with 'out' | 32 |
| Dress fancily, with "out" | 35 |
| Dress fancily (with "out") | 36 |
| Dress designer's measurement | 32 |
| Dress (with "up" or "out") | 46 |
| Dresden Dolls "The Time ___ Come" | 43 |
| Drescher with a distinctive laugh | 33 |
| Drescher of "The Nanny" | 33 |
| Drenched gangsters who are out of the woods? | 44 |
| Dreiser's "___ Carrie" | 36 |
| Dreiser's "The ___" | 33 |
| Dreiser's "An ___" | 32 |
| Dreiser's "An ___ Tragedy" | 40 |
| Dreiser's " ___ Carrie" | 37 |
| Dreiser novel about a prominent British prince? | 47 |
| Dreidel-like tops used in gambling | 34 |
| Dreidel in a single guy's pad? | 34 |
| Dred Scott decision chief justice | 33 |
| Dreamy instrumental compositions | 32 |
| Dreamworks's first animated film | 36 |
| Dreamworks' first computer-animated film | 44 |
| DreamWorks' first animated film | 35 |
| Dreamer's optical activity, for short | 41 |
| Dreamer's eye movement, for short | 37 |
| Dreamer's activity, for short | 33 |
| Dream-pop "Penthouse" band | 36 |
| Dream-inducing "Brave New World" drug | 47 |
| Dream vacation destination for Winnie-the-Pooh? | 47 |
| Dream Theater "___ Am" | 32 |
| Dream play-by-play announcer, Foster______ | 43 |
| Dream girl with light brown hair of song | 40 |
| Dreadlocks wearer, perhaps, briefly | 35 |
| Dreadlocked American Idol guy Jason | 35 |
| Dreaded word on "The Price Is Right" | 46 |
| Dreaded victimizer of Charlie Brown | 35 |
| Dreaded thing when you didn't do the reading | 48 |
| Dreaded parts of the coll. admission process | 44 |
| Dreaded parental talk (with "the") | 44 |
| Dreaded letters for a procrastinator? | 37 |
| Dreaded headline at the post office? | 36 |
| Dreaded end-of-semester handout, perhaps | 40 |
| Dreaded areas for grade-school nerds | 36 |
| Dreaded "Press Your Luck" result | 42 |
| Drea's role on "The Sopranos" | 43 |
| Draws back, as water from a beach | 33 |
| Drawings without aesthetic value | 32 |
| Drawing ___ (thumbtack, to a Brit) | 34 |
| Drawing that's interesting to many | 38 |
| Drawing that's easy on the eyes | 35 |
| Drawing of the area next to the fairway? | 40 |
| Drawing named for a French pennypincher | 39 |
| Drawers in some college dorm rooms? | 35 |
| Drawer at a doctor's office? | 32 |
| Drawbridge's raison d'etre | 34 |
| Draw up a new draft of a document | 33 |
| Draw for an inside straight, say | 32 |
| Draw attention from, as in "Hamlet" | 45 |
| Draw a mark through for cancellation | 36 |
| Draw a line in the sand, perhaps | 32 |
| Draw a bead on, with "at" | 35 |
| Draw -- on (take careful aim at) | 32 |