Weekend getaway spot, initially | 31 |
Quaint weekend getaway, briefly | 31 |
Alternative to a hotel, briefly | 31 |
"Big" creation theory | 31 |
"--- the Drum Slowly" | 31 |
"___ the Drum Slowly" | 31 |
Orono, Maine, is a suburb of it | 31 |
Exclamation points, to printers | 31 |
Career at the demolition derby? | 31 |
It may be picked in the country | 31 |
Cool Hand LukeÂ’s instrument | 31 |
They're picked in Nashville | 31 |
"Mary Poppins" family | 31 |
African trees with thick trunks | 31 |
Place to purchase a screwdriver | 31 |
Unlikely place for free spirits | 31 |
"Katy, ___ the door!" | 31 |
Silent movie femme fatale Theda | 31 |
Netanyahu's successor, 1999 | 31 |
2000 Camp David summit attendee | 31 |
California's junior senator | 31 |
His business runs with scissors | 31 |
Escape deterrent in the pasture | 31 |
Old-fashioned place on a train? | 31 |
Shakespeare's Avon calling? | 31 |
College where Steely Dan formed | 31 |
Actress in "Contempt" | 31 |
"Contempt" star, 1963 | 31 |
How ecdysiasts finish their act | 31 |
Leaving less to the imagination | 31 |
You have to pass it to practice | 31 |
What a judge can do in a saloon | 31 |
Act rudely, with "in" | 31 |
Site of St. Nicholas's tomb | 31 |
Coffee maker at Starbucks, e.g. | 31 |
It may act as an intruder alert | 31 |
Intruder's deterrent, maybe | 31 |
Dogwood covering, appropriately | 31 |
Event where 13 is a good number | 31 |
Noble's bookselling partner | 31 |
Comedienne's discarded name | 31 |
Support for practicing pliés | 31 |
Taxpayer's garb in cartoons | 31 |
Seriously lacking in vegetation | 31 |
Spanish-speaking part of a city | 31 |
Cell signal strength indicators | 31 |
Universal product code elements | 31 |
They're frequented at night | 31 |
"Nor iron ___ a cage" | 31 |
Subway that starts in Pittsburg | 31 |
You might run one up with shots | 31 |
It may be picked up at a tavern | 31 |
They may be running in a saloon | 31 |
Grasshoppers can help make them | 31 |
German explorer: 1821–65 | 31 |
Shakers, tumblers, and the like | 31 |
What hist. and econ. majors get | 31 |
Degrees in hist. or social sci. | 31 |
Home is one, the rules state it | 31 |
"___ on a true story" | 31 |
Alloy's principal component | 31 |
It doesn't include overtime | 31 |
Datum on an employment contract | 31 |
They may be loaded on the field | 31 |
They're occasionally loaded | 31 |
They're covered on diamonds | 31 |
You must be quick to steal them | 31 |
Holy ___ (herb of Thai cuisine) | 31 |
San Pietro in Vaticano, for one | 31 |
Catholic pilgrimage destination | 31 |
Best Supporting Actress of 1997 | 31 |
Music for "Hoosiers"? | 31 |
Language with no known relative | 31 |
City on the Shatt al-Arab river | 31 |
Instrument played by Bill Wyman | 31 |
Paul McCartney's instrument | 31 |
It may be largemouth or spotted | 31 |
Black and tan ingredient, often | 31 |
Beverage with a triangular logo | 31 |
Some barbershop quartet members | 31 |
Often villainous operatic roles | 31 |
Jazz's Charles Mingus, e.g. | 31 |
Low man on the barbershop pole? | 31 |
Luigi's "Enough!" | 31 |
Cookbook instruction, sometimes | 31 |
Prison stormed on July 14, 1789 | 31 |
Hitter's "lumber" | 31 |
Meat Loaf's favorite flier? | 31 |
Chiropterologist's interest | 31 |
"Misery" Oscar winner | 31 |
"Downton Abbey" valet | 31 |
What a dirty person might draw? | 31 |
Wife of _____ (Chaucer pilgrim) | 31 |
Investors take one occasionally | 31 |
Bedtime story preceder, perhaps | 31 |
Dagwood's "soaks" | 31 |
Michael Keaton title role, 1989 | 31 |
They're passed to the swift | 31 |
They're passed on the track | 31 |
Vampire film "extras" | 31 |