A gold one is for first place | 29 |
Dweller in ancient Persepolis | 29 |
Jason's wife in mythology | 29 |
Dramatically scored sorceress | 29 |
Cyrus the Great defeated them | 29 |
Word after print or broadcast | 29 |
Cosimo or Lorenzo of Florence | 29 |
Supplemental health insurance | 29 |
Beatles: "Love ___" | 29 |
Prescription drugs, for short | 29 |
Docs prescribe them, slangily | 29 |
Dutch painter Jan van der ___ | 29 |
Reagan's attorney general | 29 |
Reagan attorney general Edwin | 29 |
Former Attorney General Edwin | 29 |
Edwin in Reagan's Cabinet | 29 |
Assembly of track competitors | 29 |
Parts of an athletic schedule | 29 |
Makeup of some team schedules | 29 |
'Family Guy' daughter | 29 |
Computer memory unit, briefly | 29 |
Ryan of "Anastasia" | 29 |
One of Jo March's sisters | 29 |
Hewlett-Packard's Whitman | 29 |
"Little Women" lass | 29 |
Brobdingnagian building block | 29 |
Olympic soccer player Rapinoe | 29 |
Unit of electrical resistance | 29 |
Modern storage units, briefly | 29 |
Computer capacity, informally | 29 |
"Whatever" reaction | 29 |
Israel Philharmonic conductor | 29 |
Chow ___ (Chinese-style dish) | 29 |
Yom Kippur War prime minister | 29 |
She wrote "My Life" | 29 |
Memorable Israeli stateswoman | 29 |
"Alice" diner owner | 29 |
Football Hall-of-Famer Blount | 29 |
Oscar-winning director Gibson | 29 |
Mary Ellen Harris, familiarly | 29 |
Football Hall of Famer Blount | 29 |
Danny's four-time co-star | 29 |
Airport about 700 km from SYD | 29 |
"Lili" actor Ferrer | 29 |
"Purlie" star Moore | 29 |
State of tumultuous confusion | 29 |
Bench-clearer at the ballpark | 29 |
Relaxed, with "out" | 29 |
Large profit to be divided up | 29 |
His "4" was retired | 29 |
Alice and Flo's workplace | 29 |
1970s-'80s sitcom setting | 29 |
Where TV's Flo waitressed | 29 |
American Graffiti drive-in | 29 |
Sandwich with tuna and cheese | 29 |
Person who belongs to an org. | 29 |
Jefferson or Lincoln, in D.C. | 29 |
Cultural equivalent of a gene | 29 |
2001 film starring Guy Pearce | 29 |
It may circulate in an office | 29 |
It may say "see me" | 29 |
Your first-grade teacher, now | 29 |
Yale Law students, until 1918 | 29 |
They're all created equal | 29 |
Dennis of the comics, for one | 29 |
One waving a loaded gun, e.g. | 29 |
Ketcham's Dennis, for one | 29 |
Word on Belshazzar's wall | 29 |
Word between Lincoln and Todd | 29 |
"Amahl..." composer | 29 |
Word with department or store | 29 |
The "M" in Y.M.C.A. | 29 |
Division of college athletics | 29 |
Society with a Brain Test app | 29 |
Organization for high IQ folk | 29 |
Group valuing high I.Q.'s | 29 |
Club for smart guys and girls | 29 |
Person of integrity and honor | 29 |
Ending with divorce or engage | 29 |
"Liqueur" flavoring | 29 |
You may get one before eating | 29 |
List with activities for kids | 29 |
It's read at a restaurant | 29 |
It's got food all over it | 29 |
It can drop down on a desktop | 29 |
Chalkboard at a cafe, perhaps | 29 |
Restaurant host's handout | 29 |
It reveals what's cooking | 29 |
"Help" provides one | 29 |
They help people choose sides | 29 |
Computer application features | 29 |
Sound around a saucer of milk | 29 |
Catty comment's rejoinder | 29 |
"Pet me!" to Fluffy | 29 |
"Got milk?" request | 29 |
Sought attention, as a feline | 29 |
Clamored for Fancy Feast, say | 29 |
Debussy's 'La --' | 29 |
L'Adriatique, par exemple | 29 |
''Mal de __'' | 29 |