Teams usually win most of them | 30 |
They may be toasted or roasted | 30 |
They may be had at cool places | 30 |
The Tappan Zee Bridge spans it | 30 |
Type with two fingers, perhaps | 30 |
Talk about nothing significant | 30 |
Tinted Windows guitarist James | 30 |
The thing about giant screens? | 30 |
Time for celebrating in U.S.A. | 30 |
Type of guidance, in aerospace | 30 |
Totally and utterly unchanging | 30 |
Tesla "The Gate/___" | 30 |
Tsar who co-ruled with Peter I | 30 |
TV tabloid exposé headline? | 30 |
They hop along the bunny trail | 30 |
TV sleuth Fletcher, to friends | 30 |
Tried to make a new connection | 30 |
They're not as big as jars | 30 |
Temporary business partnership | 30 |
Teased a classical/pop singer? | 30 |
Things that zip up to go down? | 30 |
Thompson who played Fat Albert | 30 |
Target of an attention-seeker? | 30 |
Turning linguine into a scarf? | 30 |
Three-course military supplies | 30 |
Toiled so much that you cried? | 30 |
Their job has strings attached | 30 |
They're not to be believed | 30 |
TV's "Knots ___" | 30 |
Terriers and toy poodles, e.g. | 30 |
This does not impress the boss | 30 |
Traditional church celebration | 30 |
Taylor of "Twilight" | 30 |
The makings of a toy city, say | 30 |
The Grateful Dead bassist Phil | 30 |
Teutonic language group: Abbr. | 30 |
Tending to discredit or malign | 30 |
The remaining September births | 30 |
The real Alice's last name | 30 |
Troops also called skirmishers | 30 |
Trees with heart-shaped leaves | 30 |
Tennis official's decision | 30 |
Times going onto a secure site | 30 |
Traditional areas of knowledge | 30 |
TV role for Savalas and Rhames | 30 |
They head houses of ill repute | 30 |
Take advantage of the sunlight | 30 |
The Lord's tropical fruit? | 30 |
Trespasser's bête noire | 30 |
They're all over the field | 30 |
They don't have many perks | 30 |
T-bone with a warm, red center | 30 |
TV's "___ Press" | 30 |
Tapper for a tyro at the piano | 30 |
The Cult "Earth ___" | 30 |
Tribe allied with the patriots | 30 |
TV friend of Phoebe and Rachel | 30 |
They make big monthly payments | 30 |
Two travelers' conveyances | 30 |
Took possession of, as a house | 30 |
Television, radio, print, etc. | 30 |
The Captain & Tennille hit | 30 |
Term of endearment from Gable? | 30 |
They really ought to be kicked | 30 |
Tennis's Fraser and others | 30 |
Total assets minus liabilities | 30 |
They're fired for thinking | 30 |
They might pinch to begin with | 30 |
Typical Hunter College student | 30 |
They make for pleasant company | 30 |
They're open at some opens | 30 |
Tennis-player's protection | 30 |
They attend the Academy Awards | 30 |
The Buick can't stop here! | 30 |
They're learning the ropes | 30 |
Thieves who take X-rated DVDs? | 30 |
The near or foreseeable future | 30 |
They're in the first draft | 30 |
Tony Parsons novel [1943 song] | 30 |
Turned all the way up, perhaps | 30 |
They're not laid in a cage | 30 |
They're underfoot in India | 30 |
Twin-___ (twofers, in adspeak) | 30 |
This puzzle's theme is one | 30 |
Tree with large, oblong leaves | 30 |
They express completed actions | 30 |
TchaikovskyÂ’s 6th Symphony | 30 |
They're dropped by bombers | 30 |
They go around on reservations | 30 |
The indestructible Miss Bailey | 30 |
They can help you find someone | 30 |
They sell grasshoppers as food | 30 |
Turk's coin, to a Londoner | 30 |
Teenagers' rooms, at times | 30 |
Too easy of a distance to miss | 30 |
They're spotted on beaches | 30 |
They may be found in many bars | 30 |
Type of training for a wee one | 30 |
The drumming cop enjoyed . . . | 30 |
Turned on, with "up" | 30 |