Ted Turner's seagoing group | 31 |
Title character of a 1719 novel | 31 |
Third note in the A major scale | 31 |
TV series with several spinoffs | 31 |
TV juggernaut started 10/6/2000 | 31 |
TV drama with multiple spinoffs | 31 |
They broadcast the Senate a lot | 31 |
They're chewed in the field | 31 |
Tomahawk "___ de Sac" | 31 |
The point where two curves meet | 31 |
Tot's first word, sometimes | 31 |
Terr. that's now two states | 31 |
TV's Southfork Ranch locale | 31 |
Tyne of "Judging Amy" | 31 |
THESE ARE HIDDEN IN THIS PUZZLE | 31 |
Time of reckoning, figuratively | 31 |
The Roaring 20's and others | 31 |
Transfer wine to another bottle | 31 |
The Home ___ (Lowe's rival) | 31 |
Three-term governor of New York | 31 |
The N.L. doesn't allow them | 31 |
They're losing propositions | 31 |
Tube that may be light-emitting | 31 |
Type of test on "CSI" | 31 |
Test subject on "CSI" | 31 |
Thriller of 1950 remade in 1988 | 31 |
This may bring in the big bucks | 31 |
They might bring in a few bucks | 31 |
The Atty. General is head of it | 31 |
Thurmond's Senate successor | 31 |
They wear very little clothing? | 31 |
The Drifters' musical style | 31 |
Two tablets every 12 hours, say | 31 |
Two lowercase letters have them | 31 |
They're sometimes connected | 31 |
They result in two outs (abbr.) | 31 |
Tinker-to-Evers-to-Chance stats | 31 |
They result in two outs, in MLB | 31 |
Toy made out of clay, in a song | 31 |
They march to a different beat? | 31 |
Tipsy person's hwy. offense | 31 |
Time's 1954 Man of the Year | 31 |
This requires individual checks | 31 |
Think anxiously about something | 31 |
There are 100,000 in one newton | 31 |
Tristram poet's monogram | 31 |
Tin ___ (lack of musical sense) | 31 |
The walls are said to have them | 31 |
Tripod for Georgia O'Keeffe | 31 |
Toward the Atlantic, in America | 31 |
Team in an annual all-star game | 31 |
To really enjoy a meal, do this | 31 |
Take the family to a restaurant | 31 |
Tech company in the Fortune 500 | 31 |
They may be found in long halls | 31 |
They're covered in paraffin | 31 |
They're coated with red wax | 31 |
Two-time '90s US Open champ | 31 |
Town of the eastern Netherlands | 31 |
Tarzan creator's first name | 31 |
TV's Norton and O'Neill | 31 |
To whom reporters report: Abbr. | 31 |
Title director in a 1994 biopic | 31 |
Too slippery and slimy to grasp | 31 |
Top-selling frozen waffle brand | 31 |
They break for the morning meal | 31 |
They're bought by the dozen | 31 |
This may be inflated or brusied | 31 |
This gets inflated with hot air | 31 |
The "I" of Claudius I | 31 |
They've been known to clash | 31 |
They may inhibit sound thinking | 31 |
They may be inflated or swollen | 31 |
They cause swelling of the head | 31 |
They can be stroked or inflated | 31 |
These get inflated with hot air | 31 |
They may be fragile or inflated | 31 |
They can be inflated or boosted | 31 |
They can be boosted or inflated | 31 |
There are big ones in Hollywood | 31 |
Test done on graph paper: Abbr. | 31 |
Times gone by, in times gone by | 31 |
Topographic map notation: Abbr. | 31 |
Tennis player Silvia Farina ___ | 31 |
Turned nothing into nothin' | 31 |
They have a Grand Exalted Ruler | 31 |
The First Lady of Song, to fans | 31 |
Toulouse-Lautrec album of women | 31 |
Trees with split-resistant wood | 31 |
The Time Machine aristocrats | 31 |
Two-time U.S. Open winner Ernie | 31 |
The "E" in EMT: Abbr. | 31 |
Takes a breather, as a swimmer? | 31 |
Target of a CRT's shielding | 31 |
Title boy in a 1964 Disney film | 31 |
They rise and fall periodically | 31 |
The ostrich's Aussie cousin | 31 |
They're grounded Down Under | 31 |
They're far from the center | 31 |
Targets of men who make passes? | 31 |