Cause of a face-plant, perhaps | 30 |
Hardest hit to get in baseball | 30 |
Reward for superior horse play | 30 |
Fast player with lots of clout | 30 |
Electrical worker's action | 30 |
Baseball Hall of Famer Speaker | 30 |
Baseball Hall-of-Famer Speaker | 30 |
Cut into equal parts, in a way | 30 |
Divides into three equal parts | 30 |
Nephew of King Mark, in legend | 30 |
Largest of Neptune's moons | 30 |
Like some chromium and arsenic | 30 |
It's of little consequence | 30 |
Ordeal that's no big deal? | 30 |
Brand sought by a silly rabbit | 30 |
TV neighbor of Ralph and Alice | 30 |
General Mills cereal trademark | 30 |
Brightly-colored tropical bird | 30 |
Captain Picard's counselor | 30 |
Counselor under Captain Picard | 30 |
Les Mousquetaires, par exemple | 30 |
Sing loudly without inhibition | 30 |
___ l'oeil (art technique) | 30 |
__ l'oeil: artistic effect | 30 |
Paintings that deceive the eye | 30 |
Disney video game film of 1982 | 30 |
Disney film with a 2010 sequel | 30 |
Mineral from dried lake basins | 30 |
U.S.O. Care Package recipients | 30 |
Like many bright aquarium fish | 30 |
Non ___ (moderately, in music) | 30 |
It means too much to a maestro | 30 |
Palomino's pace, sometimes | 30 |
Show off, with "out" | 30 |
Latin student's secret aid | 30 |
Faithfulness, in a wedding vow | 30 |
Put five musicians on display? | 30 |
Displays, with "out" | 30 |
Diarrhea, with "the" | 30 |
How did problems affect Ethel? | 30 |
They take the show on the road | 30 |
Game fish of the salmon family | 30 |
City tricked by a wooden horse | 30 |
''Iliad'' city | 30 |
Cities in Mich., N.Y. and Ohio | 30 |
__-80: old RadioShack computer | 30 |
Robert Morse Tony-winning role | 30 |
Two-act monologue about Capote | 30 |
Tony-winning Robert Morse role | 30 |
1989-'90 Broadway biodrama | 30 |
Site for eats/Blow the whistle | 30 |
P.M. between Pearson and Clark | 30 |
Frequently guessed test answer | 30 |
"That's a fact!" | 30 |
"How right you are!" | 30 |
Schwarzenegger film of '94 | 30 |
1994 Arnold Schwarzenegger hit | 30 |
Bones connected to the sternum | 30 |
Sunset direction on an equinox | 30 |
Adverb in many letter closings | 30 |
Link aggregation, in computing | 30 |
Elephant's nasal extension | 30 |
Like some Thanksgiving turkeys | 30 |
A target of Sen. Sherman: 1890 | 30 |
Chairman of the board, for one | 30 |
Recipients of fiduciary duties | 30 |
Targets of legislation in 1890 | 30 |
It's stranger than fiction | 30 |
Big inits. in credit reporting | 30 |
"Old college" effort | 30 |
Audition, with "out" | 30 |
Testing, as one's patience | 30 |
Wear briefly in a fitting room | 30 |
Guilt-producing meeting, maybe | 30 |
Date not marked on a calendar? | 30 |
Words before remember or relax | 30 |
Christmas thought from Dickens | 30 |
Defense agency since Nov. 2001 | 30 |
Suitcase-searching airport gp. | 30 |
Org. with the Precheck program | 30 |
Federal air marshals' org. | 30 |
Ivan IV was Russia's first | 30 |
Anastasia's daddy, for one | 30 |
Russia's Nicholas, for one | 30 |
Ivan the Terrible, for example | 30 |
Alexandra's husband (Var.) | 30 |
Van Cleef & Arpels cologne | 30 |
Title for the son of Basil III | 30 |
Russian sovereign, once (Var.) | 30 |
Russia's Nicholas II, e.g. | 30 |
Plot target of the Decembrists | 30 |
Nicholas II of Russia, for one | 30 |
Autocrat before the Revolution | 30 |
"A Life for the ___" | 30 |
Old Russian ruler's domain | 30 |
Visitors to the Winter Palace? | 30 |
Empresses at the Winter Palace | 30 |
Winter Palace residents of old | 30 |
Pre-Russian-Revolution leaders | 30 |
Start of an appeal for privacy | 30 |