Ali Baba's magical command | 30 |
Does business on, as a holiday | 30 |
Operates like a window shutter | 30 |
"This is the police" | 30 |
Dental hygienist's request | 30 |
"La Bohème," e.g. | 30 |
Highbrow musical entertainment | 30 |
"La Boheme," for one | 30 |
"William Tell," e.g. | 30 |
"Billy Budd" for one | 30 |
What some see with Met tickets | 30 |
"A Night at the ___" | 30 |
Where the Marxes spent a night | 30 |
Kathleen BattleÂ's bag | 30 |
Event to watch with binoculars | 30 |
Australian band Boom Crash ___ | 30 |
"Peter Grimes," e.g. | 30 |
"Luisa Miller," e.g. | 30 |
"Lohengrin," for one | 30 |
"Il Trovatore," e.g. | 30 |
Part of a Met fan's outfit | 30 |
Either 2 in 2 + 2 = 4, in math | 30 |
Some are grand, some are light | 30 |
This puzzle has plenty of them | 30 |
Work on an open-and-shut case? | 30 |
Gets under someone's skin? | 30 |
The "op." of op. cit | 30 |
Gilbert and Sullivan specialty | 30 |
"Blossom Time," e.g. | 30 |
Ron Howard's youthful role | 30 |
Ron Howard's early TV role | 30 |
He called Andy "Paw" | 30 |
Freckle-faced Mayberry denizen | 30 |
Film director's early role | 30 |
Anthony's XM Radio partner | 30 |
Anthony's partner in radio | 30 |
Andy's boy, in 60's TV | 30 |
Andy's boy, in '60s TV | 30 |
19th-century humorist ___ Read | 30 |
Painkiller since ancient times | 30 |
Coleridge's drug of choice | 30 |
Across the street from (abbr.) | 30 |
1991 hit for Naughty by Nature | 30 |
Sometimes they attract (Abbr.) | 30 |
Winfrey of "Beloved" | 30 |
Owner of the cable channel OWN | 30 |
Hit TV show that ended in 2011 | 30 |
Grand ole Nashville attraction | 30 |
Nashville landmark, familiarly | 30 |
Photo ___ (White House events) | 30 |
Coin-___ (machines with slots) | 30 |
Special __ (military missions) | 30 |
Withdraw, with "out" | 30 |
Get off the fence, so to speak | 30 |
Withdrew, with "out" | 30 |
Selected, with "for" | 30 |
Exercised one's discretion | 30 |
__-Free: contact lens solution | 30 |
Pro athlete's escape hatch | 30 |
Declines, with "out" | 30 |
Chooses (with "for") | 30 |
Selects (with "for") | 30 |
A billionaire might live in it | 30 |
"... man ___ mouse?" | 30 |
"A feast ___ famine" | 30 |
British singer-songwriter Rita | 30 |
"... man --- mouse?" | 30 |
". . . boy __ girl?" | 30 |
It's "at Delphi" | 30 |
Future presenters, in the past | 30 |
Agents of divine communication | 30 |
Administered with a spoon, say | 30 |
Singing is this type of talent | 30 |
Of a certain Freudian fixation | 30 |
Word with history or tradition | 30 |
Like Sabin's polio vaccine | 30 |
It's not quite all the way | 30 |
Counterpart of Aimee and Billy | 30 |
Maker of Brush-Ups teeth wipes | 30 |
How some medications are taken | 30 |
How much folklore is passed on | 30 |
Ph.D. candidates' concerns | 30 |
Ph.D. candidates' bugaboos | 30 |
Grad students often dread them | 30 |
Exams for would-be Ph.D.'s | 30 |
Exams for would-be Ed.D.'s | 30 |
Degree candidate's hurdles | 30 |
Port of "The Plague" | 30 |
Allied target of November 1942 | 30 |
Reddish tree dweller of Borneo | 30 |
Malay word for "man" | 30 |
Long-armed creature, for short | 30 |
Indonesian anthropoid, briefly | 30 |
Roy G. Biv's "o" | 30 |
William III's principality | 30 |
"Love for Three ___" | 30 |
Speak for everyone in the room | 30 |
Emulate William Jennings Bryan | 30 |
National Forensic League skill | 30 |
Person whose address is moving | 30 |