Site of many military parades | 29 |
One political entity among 50 | 29 |
Sign of a sale in some stores | 29 |
Provide with a new soundtrack | 29 |
Provides a new soundtrack for | 29 |
Touch up one's roots, say | 29 |
River Shannon's Lough ___ | 29 |
Double phenomenon in a canyon | 29 |
It may be blowing in the wind | 29 |
Lou of The Velvet Underground | 29 |
One of two in an English horn | 29 |
Walter -- Army Medical Center | 29 |
The oboist makes his a double | 29 |
"Amos Moses" singer | 29 |
Fix the punctuation once more | 29 |
Entertainers Donna and Robert | 29 |
Saxes, oboes, clarinets, etc. | 29 |
It's just below the waves | 29 |
The Florida Keys, essentially | 29 |
Cause wrinkled noses, perhaps | 29 |
Give off, with "of" | 29 |
Doesn't just have an odor | 29 |
React to an uppercut, perhaps | 29 |
Kind of "Big Fish"? | 29 |
Film projectionist's unit | 29 |
A line winds in and out of it | 29 |
Displayed one's dizziness | 29 |
Portray, as historical events | 29 |
What a hand-stamp lets you do | 29 |
Sometimes-dramatic NASA event | 29 |
Baseball's Little Colonel | 29 |
Teammate of Snider and Hodges | 29 |
Teammate of Hodges and Snider | 29 |
He wears #1 in "42" | 29 |
Former teammate of Campanella | 29 |
A teammate of Jackie Robinson | 29 |
Pee Wee and Jimmy of baseball | 29 |
Maker of the Whipps candy bar | 29 |
One of Chaucer's pilgrims | 29 |
Christopher, the Man of Steel | 29 |
Christopher of Superman films | 29 |
Christopher in 2004 memorials | 29 |
Christopher ____ aka Superman | 29 |
Silver-screen strongman Steve | 29 |
"Popo" author: 1980 | 29 |
Official on the field (Abbr.) | 29 |
Whistle blower, in basketball | 29 |
Send to another doctor, maybe | 29 |
Consults Bartlett's, e.g. | 29 |
Concerns, with "to" | 29 |
Get a new mortgage, for short | 29 |
New mortgage deal, informally | 29 |
Mtge. payment-lowering option | 29 |
Subsequent prescription order | 29 |
Soft-drink freebie, sometimes | 29 |
Like some used ink cartridges | 29 |
Improve, as one's manners | 29 |
Sophisticated taste, foodwise | 29 |
Install to new specifications | 29 |
Trick out with new components | 29 |
Football officials, for short | 29 |
Some whistle-blowers, briefly | 29 |
They assess penalties (Abbr.) | 29 |
Administrative law, for short | 29 |
Impressive, as accommodations | 29 |
Entertain in a festive manner | 29 |
Legendary Nova Scotia Premier | 29 |
Reagan's Sec. of Treasury | 29 |
Held high for revered artists | 29 |
Annual Henley-on-Thames event | 29 |
Recorded, as a patent (abbr.) | 29 |
Governmental rules, for short | 29 |
Colonel's command (Abbr.) | 29 |
"Get clean" program | 29 |
Injured athlete's regimen | 29 |
Therapeutic center, for short | 29 |
Restore to health, G.I. style | 29 |
Postsurgical program, briefly | 29 |
Place to get clean, for short | 29 |
Drug–kicking program | 29 |
Addict's need, informally | 29 |
Fixes up, as a run-down house | 29 |
Listen to again, as arguments | 29 |
Big name in outdoor equipment | 29 |
Robert of the Clinton Cabinet | 29 |
Germany has had three of them | 29 |
Clinton's Labor secretary | 29 |
Longtime Nevada senator Harry | 29 |
Tim of WKRP in Cincinnati | 29 |
Tara of "Sharknado" | 29 |
Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy | 29 |
King's time on the throne | 29 |
Restrain, with "in" | 29 |
Strap used to control a horse | 29 |
Free ___ (unhampered liberty) | 29 |
Madrid's ___ Sofia Museum | 29 |
Marie Antoinette, par exemple | 29 |
Catherine de Médicis, e.g. | 29 |
Checked (with "in") | 29 |
Fritz of the Chicago Symphony | 29 |