| Assembly line add-on, perhaps | 29 |
| Ancient Semitic fertility god | 29 |
| “Magnificat” composer | 29 |
| Abandon something, informally | 29 |
| Abruptly calls off plans, say | 29 |
| America's national symbol | 29 |
| Â Â Collie's charge | 29 |
| A sponge might have a big one | 29 |
| Angler's prize, sometimes | 29 |
| Appropriately moist, in a way | 29 |
| Ancient Roman gathering place | 29 |
| Annual celebration, for short | 29 |
| Animal that can stand upright | 29 |
| Attorney General under Carter | 29 |
| A cowboy might have a big one | 29 |
| Anka's "Eso __" | 29 |
| Antioxidant food preservative | 29 |
| Arm & Hammer logo feature | 29 |
| Accept an inevitable hardship | 29 |
| Additive for a load of whites | 29 |
| A ___ on one's escutcheon | 29 |
| Anti-strike law circumvention | 29 |
| Army post on the Oregon Trail | 29 |
| Article of apparel with a tie | 29 |
| Animated-cartoon figure Betty | 29 |
| A Nobel Prize physicist: 1954 | 29 |
| A.L. East team, in box scores | 29 |
| Accountant's final figure | 29 |
| Accelerator's counterpart | 29 |
| Auto parts that slow you down | 29 |
| Alla ___ (cut time, in music) | 29 |
| Any of three literary sisters | 29 |
| Air-conditioner output: Abbr. | 29 |
| Abbr. on an appliance sticker | 29 |
| Apartment 1A dweller, perhaps | 29 |
| Anguilla is part of it: Abbr. | 29 |
| African capital of 11 million | 29 |
| Advanced math course, briefly | 29 |
| A leader to the Promised Land | 29 |
| Ammo for a child's pistol | 29 |
| Apple coating, come Halloween | 29 |
| Atkins diet concerns, briefly | 29 |
| Abstract sculptor Sir Anthony | 29 |
| A la ___ (ordered separately) | 29 |
| Angry bleacherite's sound | 29 |
| Alley Oop and Fred Flintstone | 29 |
| Alternative to office or home | 29 |
| Ancient British Isles settler | 29 |
| Add in the "bleeps" | 29 |
| A cupcake's may be creamy | 29 |
| Actor Everett from South Bend | 29 |
| Alternative to vanilla: Abbr. | 29 |
| A rhythm guitarist plays them | 29 |
| Allowance requirements, often | 29 |
| Agcy. once headed by G.H.W.B. | 29 |
| “The Rural Muse” poet | 29 |
| Airport near Lake Erie: Abbr. | 29 |
| Attorney general's intern | 29 |
| Annual award named for a Muse | 29 |
| Anderson Cooper's channel | 29 |
| Anderson Cooper's network | 29 |
| A scuttle might scoop from it | 29 |
| Applied a protective covering | 29 |
| An Imogene who made the scene | 29 |
| A sophomore or a junior, e.g. | 29 |
| Article in a conversation pit | 29 |
| Abbreviation after sit or rom | 29 |
| Apartment owned by a resident | 29 |
| Abbr. at the bottom of a page | 29 |
| A short story, in Sept-Isles | 29 |
| Accent once heard in Managua? | 29 |
| Aquatic South American rodent | 29 |
| Accounting designation, abbr. | 29 |
| Attends without an invitation | 29 |
| Area near a goalie's cage | 29 |
| A mummy may have one, perhaps | 29 |
| Astrological transition point | 29 |
| Arnold's Terminator, e.g. | 29 |
| Apply with a cotton ball, say | 29 |
| Avant-garde movement: 1916-22 | 29 |
| Artistic cult of the 20's | 29 |
| Africa's westernmost port | 29 |
| Author of "Babaoua" | 29 |
| Actresses Anderson and Whitty | 29 |
| Aykroyd of the Blues Brothers | 29 |
| Attorney for Loeb and Leopold | 29 |
| Accademia Gallery masterpiece | 29 |
| After-school program, perhaps | 29 |
| Arlington, Va., is part of it | 29 |
| American Socialist: 1855-1926 | 29 |
| Actor's first performance | 29 |
| Auto-inspection sticker, e.g. | 29 |
| Art ___ (architectural style) | 29 |
| Actress in "Rosie!" | 29 |
| Artist known for dance scenes | 29 |
| Agnus ___ (religious figures) | 29 |
| A hero may be on display here | 29 |
| Austin-based computer company | 29 |
| Ad executive Jerry ___ Femina | 29 |
| Alpha particle's emission | 29 |