__ de soie: bridal gown fabric | 30 |
Fred Flintstone's daughter | 30 |
It's used in arm wrestling | 30 |
Brownie ingredients, sometimes | 30 |
Quantity picked by Peter Piper | 30 |
County west of Crockett County | 30 |
Muscles shown off by musclemen | 30 |
Bench press muscles, for short | 30 |
Partakes in the Tour de France | 30 |
Showing off one's learning | 30 |
"Go ___ your papers" | 30 |
Dog or horse's family tree | 30 |
Spanish filmmaker Almodóvar | 30 |
San ___ (Los Angeles district) | 30 |
Driver's concerns, briefly | 30 |
Dammed river in North Carolina | 30 |
Cheat at blind man's bluff | 30 |
Look through one's fingers | 30 |
Spoiled the surprise, in a way | 30 |
Cheated at blindman's buff | 30 |
Floor it, with "out" | 30 |
Eponym of London's bobbies | 30 |
Baker's shovel-like device | 30 |
  Sounded like a chick | 30 |
Resident's security device | 30 |
Source of some pressure, maybe | 30 |
Views through a periscope, say | 30 |
Sources of irritation: pet ___ | 30 |
Herman of kids' television | 30 |
Little kids' sports league | 30 |
One of Captain Ahab's legs | 30 |
Hard throws to first base, say | 30 |
NASCAR Hall of Fame mastermind | 30 |
Designer of the J.F.K. Library | 30 |
Westminster entrant, for short | 30 |
Little Chinese dogs, for short | 30 |
Black tea from Sri Lanka, e.g. | 30 |
Bohea's better alternative | 30 |
Reuters Athlete of the Century | 30 |
Legendary Brazilian footballer | 30 |
Athlete who once got his kicks | 30 |
One of the Pequod's owners | 30 |
'The Taking of -- 123' | 30 |
Figure on Louisiana's seal | 30 |
Twice, an urban clothing brand | 30 |
___ The Conqueror: 1988 film | 30 |
With undue hurry and confusion | 30 |
Commodity for John Jacob Astor | 30 |
Sword vanquisher, figuratively | 30 |
Autograph hound's offering | 30 |
Reliever's spot, for short | 30 |
Who "Guitar and ___" | 30 |
Sword vanquisher, proverbially | 30 |
Implement for flights of fancy | 30 |
"I take ___ in hand" | 30 |
'80s All-Star catcher Tony | 30 |
Throw the flag on, so to speak | 30 |
It's often chewed in class | 30 |
Food writer's description? | 30 |
"Happy Feet" dancers | 30 |
Phnom -- (capital of Cambodia) | 30 |
Part of Cambodia's capital | 30 |
School founded by Ben Franklin | 30 |
Keystone State founder William | 30 |
Eponymous 17th-century settler | 30 |
Mark Twain, for Samuel Clemens | 30 |
Madison Square Garden neighbor | 30 |
Foreign correspondent, perhaps | 30 |
Exotic stamp collectors, maybe | 30 |
Derby winner after Count Fleet | 30 |
Confined (with "up") | 30 |
Repressed, with "up" | 30 |
Contained, with "up" | 30 |
Compound used as a lab solvent | 30 |
Big name in writing implements | 30 |
Ill. city of concern to actors | 30 |
Betty Friedan's birthplace | 30 |
Spice in a rap trio's name | 30 |
Le Pew originally named Stinky | 30 |
Cartoon skunk's first name | 30 |
"Looney Tunes" skunk | 30 |
WSJ cartoon feature since 1950 | 30 |
Enlivens (with "up") | 30 |
Motivates, with "up" | 30 |
Inspirits, with "up" | 30 |
What "p" often means | 30 |
Stool, in a manner of speaking | 30 |
Mother's Day gift, perhaps | 30 |
"The ___ of Pauline" | 30 |
Lies, with "oneself" | 30 |
Free use of a company car, say | 30 |
Free food, for Google staffers | 30 |
Fill the nooks and crannies of | 30 |
The Evita of "Evita" | 30 |
Big name in Argentine politics | 30 |
Onetime Argentine power couple | 30 |
Two-time presidential also-ran | 30 |
'92 presidential candidate | 30 |
Reform Party candidate of 1996 | 30 |
Presidential candidate of 1992 | 30 |