A too-convenient out, perhaps | 29 |
Adjective with meat or pepper | 29 |
Angular military construction | 29 |
A line winds in and out of it | 29 |
A teammate of Jackie Robinson | 29 |
Administrative law, for short | 29 |
Annual Henley-on-Thames event | 29 |
Addict's need, informally | 29 |
Archaeologist's discovery | 29 |
Antiquarian's acquisition | 29 |
Alternative version of a song | 29 |
Avoid being overdue, in a way | 29 |
Attorney General of the 1990s | 29 |
Apartment inhabitant, usually | 29 |
Automobile pioneer, initially | 29 |
Auto loan default consequence | 29 |
Acted as an agent, informally | 29 |
Aired "I Love Lucy" | 29 |
Any "Wings" episode | 29 |
Any "Seinfeld," now | 29 |
Adjust, as corporate earnings | 29 |
Application enclosures, often | 29 |
Abbr. after a name, sometimes | 29 |
Adapts machinery for new uses | 29 |
Adjust at the garage, perhaps | 29 |
Avoids a service interruption | 29 |
Actors Alejandro and Fernando | 29 |
Actors Fernando and Alejandro | 29 |
Animal similar to the ostrich | 29 |
Animal followed by a tickbird | 29 |
A Little with a lot of voices | 29 |
Assemble, with "up" | 29 |
Array at the eye doctor's | 29 |
Adornments for noses and toes | 29 |
Assail, with "into" | 29 |
Actresses Hayworth and Wilson | 29 |
Actresses Hayworth and Moreno | 29 |
Actress Tushingham and others | 29 |
Amazon, to Barnes & Noble | 29 |
Artist inspired by Cézanne | 29 |
Area from Cannes to La Spezia | 29 |
Astaire workplace, circa 1935 | 29 |
Abbr. in many real estate ads | 29 |
A vacation often involves one | 29 |
A horse of a different color? | 29 |
Anthropomorphic beings, often | 29 |
Attacker of Sinbad's ship | 29 |
Apt address for petrologists? | 29 |
Astaire's dancing partner | 29 |
Actor's meat and potatoes | 29 |
Australasian mammal, slangily | 29 |
Associate of Tigger the Tiger | 29 |
Australian leapers, for short | 29 |
A "vote loser"? No! | 29 |
Antarctica's __ Ice Shelf | 29 |
Allen and ___, old comedy duo | 29 |
Alternative to an elimination | 29 |
Author of La Montagne Secrete | 29 |
Address abbreviation, perhaps | 29 |
A trucker may have one: Abbr. | 29 |
A mail carrier has one: Abbr. | 29 |
A.A.A. recommendations: Abbr. | 29 |
Anglo-Saxon alphabetic symbol | 29 |
Ancient alphabetic characters | 29 |
Automaton-themed play of 1921 | 29 |
  End-of-meal serving | 29 |
All-time strikeout king Nolan | 29 |
Alternative to white or wheat | 29 |
Alternatives to pumpernickels | 29 |
Auto with models 900 and 9000 | 29 |
Author of "Justine" | 29 |
African wildlife-viewing trip | 29 |
America's 'Uncle' | 29 |
American ___ (U.S. territory) | 29 |
Amandine Dupin's pen name | 29 |
American of Japanese ancestry | 29 |
Actresses Allgood and Gilbert | 29 |
Author of "No Exit" | 29 |
Accessorized, as some dresses | 29 |
Any of the Fahd ruling family | 29 |
Adam of 'MythBusters' | 29 |
Agcy. that helps mom-and-pops | 29 |
A gate may be attached to one | 29 |
Agenda's beginning or end | 29 |
A pocket radio might have one | 29 |
Aircraft's altitude limit | 29 |
A cotillion in a pastry shop? | 29 |
  Followed, as advice | 29 |
Accents in "resume" | 29 |
Allan-___ (Robin Hood cohort) | 29 |
A Cockney will often drop one | 29 |
Ancient region north of Sumer | 29 |
Astronaut (WWII naval ensign) | 29 |
Arrest made on a side street? | 29 |
Allowing only female students | 29 |
Annual hoops postseason award | 29 |
A-Rod won it in 2003 and 2005 | 29 |
Appointees confirmed by Cong. | 29 |
Afflicted with loss of memory | 29 |
Absence of guiding principles | 29 |