House of Lords and Commons | 26 |
Nonsulfurous fire starters | 26 |
Word of mouth, in legalese | 26 |
Back-to-the-slammer order? | 26 |
A pun is an example of ___ | 26 |
Hero on the Rue de Rivoli? | 26 |
A knight of the Holy Grail | 26 |
Moses at the Red Sea, e.g. | 26 |
Half-assembled Mitsubishi? | 26 |
Work of a biased composer? | 26 |
Word with board or physics | 26 |
Belonging to Dolly et al. | 26 |
Student employees, usually | 26 |
Fishing expedition vessels | 26 |
Celebratory cardboard cone | 26 |
Cause of a close election? | 26 |
___ deux (dance for a duo) | 26 |
Bullfighter's maneuver | 26 |
Thrusting move, in fencing | 26 |
Thrusting fencing maneuver | 26 |
Succeed in appearing to be | 26 |
Bird extinct since c. 1914 | 26 |
Doesn't take the cake? | 26 |
House detective's item | 26 |
Hotel manager's opener | 26 |
They open up lots of doors | 26 |
DON'T mention my diet! | 26 |
World travelers' needs | 26 |
Send a schoolyard note for | 26 |
A Nobelist for Peace: 1901 | 26 |
Italian restaurant amenity | 26 |
It might cover your elbows | 26 |
Add to one's scrapbook | 26 |
Part of a horse's foot | 26 |
Old-fashioned page layouts | 26 |
Background, pleonastically | 26 |
Crossword solving, for one | 26 |
Like a Maltese cross: Var. | 26 |
Intellectual property suit | 26 |
How obvious? Very much so! | 26 |
Dad's legal protection | 26 |
Asset for bronze cleaners? | 26 |
When an N.F.L.er is feted? | 26 |
Political machine practice | 26 |
Recumbent W.W. II general? | 26 |
Magician's assortment? | 26 |
Legendary giant lumberjack | 26 |
Perry Mason's sidekick | 26 |
Some Catholic missionaries | 26 |
Son of politician Paul Sr. | 26 |
Bauhaus artist and teacher | 26 |
Like one with a spare tire | 26 |
Stately 16th-century dance | 26 |
Some public works projects | 26 |
Great dancer of W.W. I era | 26 |
Conditioned, as a response | 26 |
Lout's amorous advance | 26 |
Legendary Manitoba Premier | 26 |
Custard apple's cousin | 26 |
Opt not to charge, perhaps | 26 |
Choose paper over plastic? | 26 |
Breadwinner's concerns | 26 |
Those on the receiving end | 26 |
_____ way (yield a return) | 26 |
Be insincere, in Fat City? | 26 |
Joke's punchline, e.g. | 26 |
Do a certain monthly chore | 26 |
Suffer for acting unwisely | 26 |
One place to catch a movie | 26 |
Sandwich choice, for short | 26 |
Lunchbox staple, initially | 26 |
Kind of sandwich, casually | 26 |
One at a woman's side? | 26 |
Founder of Bad Boy Records | 26 |
Bk. with pictures of pills | 26 |
Diplomat's instrument? | 26 |
It may follow a cease-fire | 26 |
Calm at a wrestling match? | 26 |
"Catch ya later" | 26 |
Reward for ending the war? | 26 |
Versailles agreement, e.g. | 26 |
Expression re a complexion | 26 |
Entertainer's dessert? | 26 |
August bake sale inventory | 26 |
Major Atlanta thoroughfare | 26 |
Crunchy stuff in a walkway | 26 |
Sources of rowdy criticism | 26 |
-- Vision (eye care chain) | 26 |
Like some revolver handles | 26 |
"Vitalogy" group | 26 |
"Last Kiss" band | 26 |
Resembling a certain fruit | 26 |
Robert Burns, the ___ Bard | 26 |
Austin ___ State U., Tenn. | 26 |
A bivalve mollusk; scallop | 26 |
Riders of shank's mare | 26 |
Foot treatments, for short | 26 |
Pull at the corner of, say | 26 |
Sir Robert's monuments | 26 |
Number one among children? | 26 |