'Our Gang' author Philip | 32 |
Withdrawals from it are tax-free | 32 |
Tax planner's recommendation | 32 |
Forerunner of gravure and tiller | 32 |
Reversible part of a helicopter? | 32 |
Armature of a motor or generator | 32 |
__ Tomatoes: film review website | 32 |
Site of Joan of Arc's demise | 32 |
Where William the Conqueror died | 32 |
Star of "The Wrestler" | 32 |
Mickey of "Iron Man 2" | 32 |
Perform a cabinetmaking function | 32 |
A "laughter" in sports | 32 |
Letter carriers' assignments | 32 |
Atkinson of "Mr. Bean" | 32 |
'Mr. Bean' star Atkinson | 32 |
"Dirty Jobs" host Mike | 32 |
Michael Jackson baby mama Debbie | 32 |
Hogwarts House founder Ravenclaw | 32 |
''Chicago'' role | 32 |
Renée, in "Chicago" | 32 |
Type of "Crown Revue"? | 32 |
'Casino (Bond flick) --' | 32 |
Character on "Frasier" | 32 |
Nickname for a memorable Russell | 32 |
''Frasier'' role | 32 |
Tech sch. overlooking the Hudson | 32 |
The Engineers of coll. athletics | 32 |
Measures of interest to a deejay | 32 |
Old-fashioned learning, in a way | 32 |
Grammar school basics, for short | 32 |
Four Monopoly properties (abbr.) | 32 |
$200 "Monopoly" props. | 32 |
They have end-to-end cars: Abbr. | 32 |
Leland Stanford companies: Abbr. | 32 |
Member of a British group: Abbr. | 32 |
Hostess's request, initially | 32 |
''Please reply'' | 32 |
Answers an invitation, initially | 32 |
A letter carrier has one (abbr.) | 32 |
It usually involves turns: Abbr. | 32 |
Trip planner's option: Abbr. | 32 |
Paperboy's assignment: Abbr. | 32 |
One taken on vacation, for short | 32 |
Highlighted line on a map: Abbr. | 32 |
U.P.S. driver assignments: Abbr. | 32 |
Mail delivery assignments: Abbr. | 32 |
Pre-barbecuing spice application | 32 |
Poem that sounds like a red boat | 32 |
One who's hardly an urbanite | 32 |
"American Idol" winner | 32 |
Treasury secretary under Clinton | 32 |
Putin may have one in his pocket | 32 |
"Jungle Fever" actress | 32 |
German : Strasse :: French : ___ | 32 |
Revolutionary War patriot Putnam | 32 |
King who ran for President, 1816 | 32 |
One may be overhead or underfoot | 32 |
Tommy Pickles or Chuckie Finster | 32 |
Place of archaeological interest | 32 |
Back-to-school shopping purchase | 32 |
The punch in planter's punch | 32 |
This often spreads like wildfire | 32 |
I heard it through the grapevine | 32 |
Bacardi and Captain Morgan, e.g. | 32 |
Cry just before disaster strikes | 32 |
"Walk, don't ___!" | 32 |
"Raising Hell" rappers | 32 |
Aphorism with a mystical meaning | 32 |
It's a step up . . . or down | 32 |
Like some old Germanic alphabets | 32 |
Where the Magna Carta was signed | 32 |
Wearer of the latest Armani, say | 32 |
Coin in a Pakistani's pocket | 32 |
"Black utopia" of 1920 | 32 |
Like agricultural areas, usually | 32 |
1904-'05 foe of Japan: Abbr. | 32 |
Recruiting event for frat houses | 32 |
One way to make up for lost time | 32 |
Bum's ___ (abrupt dismissal) | 32 |
Run with the ball through a hole | 32 |
It's known for its big busts | 32 |
Mount with presidents' heads | 32 |
Kennedy's Secretary of State | 32 |
''Nyet!'' sayers | 32 |
"One Good Cop" actress | 32 |
___-Japanese War: 1904–05 | 32 |
Lack of practice, metaphorically | 32 |
Like the Tin Man, upon discovery | 32 |
"Necktie party" figure | 32 |
Old West outlaw's accessory? | 32 |
Soundgarden "___ Cage" | 32 |
Justice appointed after Clarence | 32 |
Actress Gordon: 1896–1985 | 32 |
They might be hard to get out of | 32 |
Like well-traveled country roads | 32 |
Trailer park resident, for short | 32 |
Scripts that may be hard to read | 32 |
Vice presidential runner-up Paul | 32 |
Protagonist of some Clancy books | 32 |