Deliberately soften criticism | 29 |
Falsehoods from the preacher? | 29 |
Number often taken by a nurse | 29 |
They're squeezed for fuel | 29 |
Gym trainer's catchphrase | 29 |
Traditional Thanksgiving dish | 29 |
Traditional Thanksgiving fare | 29 |
Bellows-powered parlor player | 29 |
Clumsy gas station attendant? | 29 |
Prove you work at the factory | 29 |
'70s-'80s music genre | 29 |
Relying on homophony, perhaps | 29 |
Hipster who's a quipster? | 29 |
Like some footballs and boats | 29 |
Like some soon-to-be monarchs | 29 |
Some caterpillars, eventually | 29 |
Manipulated government leader | 29 |
Ambiguous ad at the pet store | 29 |
Scrappy Doo's catchphrase | 29 |
Using bribery to get elected? | 29 |
People who no what they like? | 29 |
Knitted with a reverse stitch | 29 |
What an oozy thing might ooze | 29 |
Sang "Lump" (abbr.) | 29 |
2003 Crash Test Dummies album | 29 |
The press liaison officer ___ | 29 |
Exhortation from a gift giver | 29 |
Dupe some wedding officiants? | 29 |
Establishes as most important | 29 |
Rocks while singing a lullaby | 29 |
Where to play miniature golf? | 29 |
Pretend to feel a certain way | 29 |
Ones under sgts., in the Army | 29 |
Christie detective Parker ___ | 29 |
Ones drawn to flames, briefly | 29 |
Noted cubist of the '80s? | 29 |
Ontario Freeway, colloquially | 29 |
Yielding a parabola, in a way | 29 |
Square dance for four couples | 29 |
More charmingly old-fashioned | 29 |
Many a marketer's promise | 29 |
Scott Bakula time travel show | 29 |
17th-century poet Francis ___ | 29 |
Scraps of a torn dollar bill? | 29 |
Canada's largest province | 29 |
CanadaÂ’s largest province | 29 |
Parliamentary measure of 1774 | 29 |
Bette Davis and Quentin Crisp | 29 |
1950's-60's game show | 29 |
Long time that just flies by? | 29 |
"___ Western Front" | 29 |
Time-saving, in product names | 29 |
One of the Dionnes, for short | 29 |
Comb. form for a bitter tonic | 29 |
They never win, it's said | 29 |
Full of anticipation, perhaps | 29 |
One asking a lot of questions | 29 |
People with all the questions | 29 |
''___ Vadis'' | 29 |
Requisite committee attendees | 29 |
Verb in "The Raven" | 29 |
Start of a letter arrangement | 29 |
Playing Annie rather dumb (5) | 29 |
Broccoli -- (leafy vegetable) | 29 |
Catfish or S. African council | 29 |
Why Bugs Bunny's dieting? | 29 |
Boxer's jumpy cheap shot? | 29 |
French poet: 1589–1670 | 29 |
What a bomb defuser may be in | 29 |
They're often in the pits | 29 |
Participating in the Indy 500 | 29 |
Medium-sized squiggly noodles | 29 |
They're sliced for salads | 29 |
Co-author of "Hair" | 29 |
Part of a mollusk's mouth | 29 |
Nickname for trackman Johnson | 29 |
Do-it-yourself floor covering | 29 |
Transport that runs on tracks | 29 |
Attacking with harsh language | 29 |
Pushed a bill through hastily | 29 |
Things people are trained in? | 29 |
Hope for the drought-stricken | 29 |
Certain American Indian rites | 29 |
Best Actress of 1936 and 1937 | 29 |
Child's fair-weather wish | 29 |
Ones working to end a drought | 29 |
"When it ___ pours" | 29 |
A Weather Girls' favorite | 29 |
Performed a Herculean feat #4 | 29 |
Increase one's commitment | 29 |
Clive Cussler adventure novel | 29 |
"Pajama Game" actor | 29 |
Forcefully stuff, as a throat | 29 |
Make in a big way, as a point | 29 |
Push for more business orders | 29 |
Discoverer of helium and neon | 29 |
Subject of Abu Simbel statues | 29 |
Any of several Egyptian kings | 29 |
Stresses strongly, as a point | 29 |
Pass without due deliberation | 29 |