Boiled lobster's feature? | 29 |
Fans sporting a footwear logo | 29 |
Undesirable coastal phenomena | 29 |
Joe Louis Arena hockey player | 29 |
Lines on the edge of quarters | 29 |
Pipe organist's selection | 29 |
Clicked again, as a seat belt | 29 |
Direct vote on a proposed law | 29 |
Cause to become buoyant again | 29 |
Gas up for the next leg, e.g. | 29 |
Butterfly of the eastern U.S. | 29 |
Put a bad present to good use | 29 |
A doctor may place you on one | 29 |
Pertaining to a mil. division | 29 |
College student's request | 29 |
Standard Halloween outfitter? | 29 |
What the F.P.C. and F.T.C. do | 29 |
Put back on display, in a way | 29 |
Working up old material again | 29 |
What a champion jockey holds? | 29 |
Some callbacks for carpenters | 29 |
Make a wheel needlessly, e.g. | 29 |
Type of investment, initially | 29 |
Start anew, as a relationship | 29 |
Fix, as an old baseball glove | 29 |
Interacted realistically with | 29 |
Lotion that straightens curls | 29 |
Trusted (with "on") | 29 |
High, low and comic followers | 29 |
"That Old Time ___" | 29 |
Give again, as a library book | 29 |
Pulverize the spuds some more | 29 |
'What was it I said?' | 29 |
Turpentine, to an oil painter | 29 |
16th-century Florentine food? | 29 |
French writer: 1823–92 | 29 |
Activity of masons or singers | 29 |
"___ Caesar . . . " | 29 |
Nevada city and Italian river | 29 |
Put in some new fixtures, say | 29 |
Burt Reynolds film of '88 | 29 |
Leslie Nielsen comedy of 1995 | 29 |
Income for a Lourdes landlord | 29 |
Unlikely feud among landlords | 29 |
Settle back in the same place | 29 |
Got back to business, perhaps | 29 |
Corporate makeover, for short | 29 |
Corporate shake-up, for short | 29 |
Adjust, as to a new situation | 29 |
Changed one's sinful ways | 29 |
Judge's order to a lawyer | 29 |
Repair a brick wall, in a way | 29 |
Transfers a rootbound begonia | 29 |
Welcome chore for a publisher | 29 |
Annual-meeting feature: Abbr. | 29 |
Installs new thatch on, maybe | 29 |
Make bank deposits once again | 29 |
Potential checkout correction | 29 |
Tries for again, as an office | 29 |
Brings in for more tests, say | 29 |
Mends, as a bad stitching job | 29 |
It's between koph and sin | 29 |
D.D.S. who makes house calls? | 29 |
Sticky and tacky, as pine sap | 29 |
Device in an electric circuit | 29 |
Put a new bottom on, in a way | 29 |
Kicking back with the drones? | 29 |
Returns to original condition | 29 |
One who takes up a task again | 29 |
This will secure a mouthpiece | 29 |
Darken again, as a windshield | 29 |
Fix, as the end of a pool cue | 29 |
Western facility for seniors? | 29 |
Getting a gold watch, perhaps | 29 |
Went back over one's path | 29 |
Act of eating one's words | 29 |
Like many transferred workers | 29 |
Religionists' sabbaticals | 29 |
Kept covering the same ground | 29 |
Gymnast Mary Lou's family | 29 |
Post-wedding reception chore? | 29 |
Elvis Presley sang it in 1962 | 29 |
Got together with old friends | 29 |
Taxes for the government, say | 29 |
Dramatic backwards hoops move | 29 |
The study of the altered ego? | 29 |
Line an embankment with stone | 29 |
Part of a home-repair program | 29 |
Drugstore chain begun in 1902 | 29 |
Julius Caesar portrayer, 1963 | 29 |
Divided differently, in a way | 29 |
Premiere of February 12, 1924 | 29 |
Rare element in platinum ores | 29 |
State flower of West Virginia | 29 |
Some French wines, informally | 29 |
Substance usually abbreviated | 29 |
Tool used in thoracic surgery | 29 |
They can make people break up | 29 |
Alternative to a baked potato | 29 |
"Native Son" author | 29 |