A perp might give it to a cop | 29 |
A four-star meal it's not | 29 |
Actor Stallone's nickname | 29 |
Author of "America" | 29 |
Avoid paying for, as an event | 29 |
Antarctic expedition vehicles | 29 |
Amore from Judy Garland, 1948 | 29 |
Annoying person to sleep with | 29 |
Auctioneer's closing word | 29 |
Asia "___ Survivor" | 29 |
At an unspecified future time | 29 |
Archie Arnett, to Amy Poehler | 29 |
Ampersand follower, sometimes | 29 |
“Ozymandias,” for one | 29 |
Absorbed, with "up" | 29 |
Absorbs (with "up") | 29 |
Alfonso or Rafael of baseball | 29 |
Arrange in alphabetical order | 29 |
Advanced photocopier features | 29 |
Actress Ann who played Maisie | 29 |
All-Star Cubs catcher Geovany | 29 |
Animal going to market, maybe | 29 |
A few extra flavorful sticks? | 29 |
Ancient Greek rival of Athens | 29 |
Aggressive ancient city-state | 29 |
Apt rhyme of "aahs" | 29 |
Afflicted with muscle tremors | 29 |
Architect's small detail? | 29 |
Attend the World Series, e.g. | 29 |
A shelf in a kitchen cabinet? | 29 |
Almost instant, as a decision | 29 |
Athlete's support garment | 29 |
Able to move like Jagger, say | 29 |
Admonition to a cinema gabber | 29 |
A lot of Eurasia, once: Abbr. | 29 |
Aviation introduction of 1968 | 29 |
Ancient Greek units of length | 29 |
All the world, to Shakespeare | 29 |
An attendee at an S.R.O. show | 29 |
A top U.S. admiral in W.W. II | 29 |
A sign of elation or optimism | 29 |
Agog over the rich and famous | 29 |
Anagram of built to stay free | 29 |
Abbr. before an office number | 29 |
Andrew Carnegie's product | 29 |
Addison's writing partner | 29 |
Aerobic instructor's word | 29 |
Accelerate, with “up” | 29 |
Apple Computer cofounder Jobs | 29 |
Awkwardly uncomfortable event | 29 |
Archie's command to Edith | 29 |
Abbr. on a Cardinal's cap | 29 |
Allies' target, July 1944 | 29 |
Animals with brown summer fur | 29 |
Adaptable aircraft, for short | 29 |
Arrangement of parallel bands | 29 |
Arranged, as Christmas lights | 29 |
Artist's "room" | 29 |
Animal with a flair for hair? | 29 |
Ambulance chaser's advice | 29 |
Ambulance-chaser's advice | 29 |
Attorney's recommendation | 29 |
Annual El Paso football event | 29 |
Apartment manager, familiarly | 29 |
Apartment 1-A resident, maybe | 29 |
Am. equivalent of a concierge | 29 |
Allie Reynolds's nickname | 29 |
Annual party time in the U.S. | 29 |
Aesthetics philosopher Langer | 29 |
A "Law & Order" | 29 |
Annual Thames bird expedition | 29 |
Assail with four-letter words | 29 |
Alfred NobelÂ’s birthplace | 29 |
Alfred Nobel's birthplace | 29 |
Appealing folklore character? | 29 |
Avoided an accident, in a way | 29 |
  Works of artist Max | 29 |
Antonym's antonym (abbr.) | 29 |
Apt song word for this puzzle | 29 |
Alignment of celestial bodies | 29 |
Acknowledge applause, perhaps | 29 |
Advice on a bad wallpaper job | 29 |
Accept hurt without complaint | 29 |
A spray might be used for one | 29 |
Another opera by Wagner: 1845 | 29 |
Astringent vegetable compound | 29 |
Access, with "into" | 29 |
Athletic trainer's supply | 29 |
Alternative to a compact disc | 29 |
A cigarette filter filters it | 29 |
Ancient Irish kings' home | 29 |
Animal Collective singer Avey | 29 |
Any of four English galleries | 29 |
Allen or Nahum of poetic fame | 29 |
Accountant's arrangements | 29 |
Awaiting scheduling, in brief | 29 |
Alternative to coffee or milk | 29 |
Afternoon party paraphernalia | 29 |
Alternative to rubber bullets | 29 |
Advertiser's confirmation | 29 |