Alloy for which Damascus was famous | 35 |
Allows use of original track for sample | 39 |
Allows to fluctuate, as an exchange rate | 40 |
Allows to attack a certain vampire? | 35 |
Allows fellow drummer snare usage | 33 |
Allows commercial development in, perhaps | 41 |
Allowing the sale of alcoholic beverages | 40 |
Allowing some light to come through, maybe | 42 |
Allowing no returns, on the court | 33 |
Allowing no returns on a tennis court | 37 |
Allowing no bullets to get through? | 35 |
Allowing for the possibility that | 33 |
Allowing for pets' comings and goings, maybe | 48 |
Allowed to run, as JavaScript on a webpage | 42 |
Allowed to come in, as foreign products | 39 |
Allowed on public roads, unlike most ATVs | 41 |
Allowed for the container weight | 32 |
Allowed for a future possibility | 32 |
Allowances once given by weighers of commodities | 48 |
Allowance for waste after deduction for tare | 44 |
Allow to fluctuate, as an exchange rate | 39 |
Allow the other sex to be admitted | 34 |
Allow something normally unallowed | 34 |
Allow oneself to be data-mined, perhaps | 39 |
Allow for, with ''in'' | 38 |
Allow a sacred river to ask for divine guidance? | 48 |
Allow a prisoner unlimited phone calls? | 39 |
Allotment of a Tony Shalhoub TV series? | 39 |
Alloted, with ''out'' | 37 |
Allot, in this puzzle's theme | 33 |
Allocation of some pork spending? | 33 |
Allocated amounts that are guarded? | 35 |
Allocated (with "out") | 32 |
Allocate (with ''out'') | 39 |
Allmans' comeback "___ Turns" | 43 |
Allmans "___ Wastin' Time No More" | 48 |
Allmans "Might be your man, ___ know" | 47 |
Allman whose brother married Cher | 33 |
Allman Brothers' "___ a Peach" | 44 |
Allman Brothers "___ Peach" | 37 |
Allman Bros. spinoff Gov't ___ | 34 |
Allman Bros. "___ Peach" | 34 |
Alliteratively named robot of sci-fi | 36 |
Alliterative body part in a nursery rhyme | 41 |
Allison of "The West Wing" | 36 |
Allison Mack's "Smallville" role | 46 |
Alligators' homes, in urban mythology | 41 |
Alligator's South American relatives | 40 |
Alligator's home, in urban myths | 36 |
Alligator's home, in urban mythology | 40 |
Alligator's cousin, slangily | 32 |
Alligator ___ (underwater menace) | 33 |
Alligator ___ (another name for an avocado) | 43 |
Alligator shirt wearers, typically | 34 |
Allies of the Trojans in the "Iliad" | 46 |
Allied troops liberated it 11/42 | 32 |
Allied supply route to China during W.W. II | 43 |
Allied river objective in Dec. 1944 | 35 |
Allied landing site of September 1943 | 37 |
Allied jumping-off point of June 1944, briefly | 46 |
Allied jumping-off point of July 1944 | 37 |
Alliance that now includes Slovakia and Slovenia | 48 |
Alliance that includes Mex. and Peru | 36 |
Alliance that includes Arg., Mex., and Uru. | 43 |
Alliance of those who attack from hiding? | 41 |
Alliance HQ'd near the White House | 38 |
Alliance headquartered in Brussels | 34 |
Alliance formed in Manila in 1954: Abbr. | 40 |
Alliance formed in 1860-61: Abbr. | 33 |
Alliance for Climate Protection founder | 39 |
Alliance created by the Manila Pact (abbr.) | 43 |
Alliance chartered in 1948: Abbr. | 33 |
Alliance born in the Cold War era | 33 |
Alliance acronym: 1954–76 | 32 |
Alley-___ pass (basketball play) | 32 |
Alley-___ (lobbed play in basketball) | 37 |
Alley's boyfriend in "Cheers" | 43 |
Alley role in "A Bunny's Tale" | 44 |
Alley of "Look Who's Talking" | 43 |
Allen's partner at the Palace | 33 |
Allen's late-night successor | 32 |
Allen's "Tonight" successor | 41 |
Allen's "Play It ___" | 35 |
Allen's "Annie Hall" co-star | 42 |
Allen who speaks for Buzz Lightyear | 35 |
Allen who hosted "The Tonight Show" | 45 |
Allen of the Green Mountain Boys | 32 |
Allen of "Raiders of the Lost Ark" | 44 |
Allen of "Raiders ..." fame | 37 |
Allen of "Home Improvement" | 37 |
Allen of "Candid Camera" | 34 |
Allen of ''The Santa Clause'' | 45 |
Allen of ''Candid Camera'' | 42 |
Allen of ''Animal House'' | 41 |
Allen Iverson, for much of his career | 37 |
Allen Iverson's teammates till '06 | 42 |
Allen Ginsberg's "Plutonian ___" | 46 |
Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac, for two | 40 |
Allegro ___ (very fast, on a score) | 35 |
Allegro ___ (very fast, musically) | 34 |