Thief hangs around? [Germany] | 29 |
They have their ups and downs | 29 |
The love of money it is said | 29 |
They make you red in the face | 29 |
Tries mightily to get ashore? | 29 |
Transporting white envelopes? | 29 |
Time when traffic is heaviest | 29 |
Texas–La. border river | 29 |
They hold a biker's stuff | 29 |
Trapeze artist's security | 29 |
Travels with Sinbad, in a way | 29 |
Town along the Charente River | 29 |
They're played with class | 29 |
Typical Burns supper attendee | 29 |
The Port Huron Statement org. | 29 |
Teach-in org. of the '60s | 29 |
There are way more than seven | 29 |
They're worn by travelers | 29 |
They're worn in airplanes | 29 |
They may be taken or reserved | 29 |
They may be cheap or reserved | 29 |
They're not on the A-team | 29 |
They have at least four seats | 29 |
Tiresias, e.g., in Greek myth | 29 |
They're often near swings | 29 |
Takes to the airport, perhaps | 29 |
The Silver Bullet Band leader | 29 |
Town officials in New England | 29 |
The Catwoman's first name | 29 |
To make emotionally receptive | 29 |
Tint in some nostalgic images | 29 |
The seas and the dwarfs, e.g. | 29 |
They're measured in shots | 29 |
Tanzanian tourist destination | 29 |
They're good at drilling? | 29 |
They help hizzoner keep order | 29 |
Type-maker's cross stroke | 29 |
This makes a comic less comic | 29 |
They may follow choir numbers | 29 |
There may be three to a match | 29 |
They're not quite octaves | 29 |
Thanksgiving message part two | 29 |
They may be used for thinning | 29 |
Thanksgiving message part six | 29 |
Turtle's "home" | 29 |
They may be guarded in soccer | 29 |
Toss dice for money, in slang | 29 |
Taking every point, in hearts | 29 |
Took pictures for a candy ad? | 29 |
Third place, at the Preakness | 29 |
Tell's elementary partner | 29 |
Turns documents into confetti | 29 |
Tevye's Anatevka, for one | 29 |
Tom Sawyer's half-brother | 29 |
Tom Sawyer's half brother | 29 |
Two-headed lady exhibit, e.g. | 29 |
They may be let out in relief | 29 |
Two gentlemen of Verona, e.g. | 29 |
The "S" in R.S.V.P. | 29 |
The "S" of R.S.V.P. | 29 |
Take a little hair off, maybe | 29 |
The Fall "Bend ___" | 29 |
Take a stand without standing | 29 |
Trigger, as a whoopee cushion | 29 |
Toots & the Maytals genre | 29 |
TV Guide listings, informally | 29 |
They're downwardly mobile | 29 |
They avail themselves of Vail | 29 |
Trepanation pokes holes in it | 29 |
Tools for astronauts, perhaps | 29 |
The winning of all the tricks | 29 |
Transport since the Stone Age | 29 |
They usually have two runners | 29 |
They may occur when recording | 29 |
They're counted at night? | 29 |
They'll display your guns | 29 |
They're shorter in summer | 29 |
TV's Mannix or Monk, e.g. | 29 |
They might be full of baloney | 29 |
The lingerie manufacturer ... | 29 |
They're hardly fastidious | 29 |
This may be a little Scottish | 29 |
Tactic used in some campaigns | 29 |
T-shirt size range, initially | 29 |
Tariff advocate of 1930's | 29 |
Tariff act co-sponsor of 1930 | 29 |
Typical bureaucratic botch-up | 29 |
Three-time Masters winner Sam | 29 |
Three-time Masters golf champ | 29 |
Thought of as inconsequential | 29 |
They cause your eyes to close | 29 |
Toonces's show, for short | 29 |
Television "operas" | 29 |
Town evoked in many a sex law | 29 |
TV viewer's vantage point | 29 |
Trendy New York City district | 29 |
Trendy Manhattan neighborhood | 29 |
Time around the crépuscule | 29 |
They may get you off the grid | 29 |
Tension-producing performance | 29 |