Think that just maybe one can | 29 |
Thing memorized by historians | 29 |
They're set for marriages | 29 |
Take one's own sweet time | 29 |
They were behind Tony Orlando | 29 |
Toxic spray banned by the EPA | 29 |
The Grateful ___ (rock group) | 29 |
They're connected by kids | 29 |
TV's "___ John" | 29 |
They have their pros and cons | 29 |
Tournament for cryptologists? | 29 |
Thomas Jefferson, religiously | 29 |
The Mississippi has a big one | 29 |
The Mekong and Nile have them | 29 |
Type on the left side?: Abbr. | 29 |
Those people, in reggae songs | 29 |
Thieves' hideout, perhaps | 29 |
They sometimes repair bridges | 29 |
Take to the air at O'Hare | 29 |
Travelers' stopping point | 29 |
Teammate of Bernie and Hideki | 29 |
Tony-winning director McAnuff | 29 |
The Red Wings, on scoreboards | 29 |
Take the long way home, maybe | 29 |
The N.L. doesn't use them | 29 |
Try to reach a talk show, say | 29 |
They may be thrown for a loss | 29 |
Tries to change a spare tire? | 29 |
They're brined with herbs | 29 |
They were used for many calls | 29 |
Treat with contempt, slangily | 29 |
Travolta helped popularize it | 29 |
They sail through the high Cs | 29 |
They may go for the big bucks | 29 |
They may go for a buck or two | 29 |
They might like the big bucks | 29 |
Tip politely [SEE NOTE ABOVE] | 29 |
Thomas Aquinas' specialty | 29 |
Tile with zero to twelve pips | 29 |
The Art of the Deal author | 29 |
Things that are out of bounds | 29 |
Treat in a grease-stained bag | 29 |
The Swordfish, to astronomers | 29 |
Treat to a Gatorade bath, say | 29 |
Two-outs-in-a-single-AB stats | 29 |
Twin killings, on a scorecard | 29 |
Took a gun out of its holster | 29 |
Third note in a B-major scale | 29 |
Type of carburetor or citizen | 29 |
Triple-platinum Sinatra album | 29 |
They're put up in a fight | 29 |
They're raised in a fight | 29 |
The Fab Five of '80s rock | 29 |
The makings of Adam: Gen. 2:7 | 29 |
Turn silver to gold, in a way | 29 |
Turn from gray to brown, e.g. | 29 |
Turned from green to red, say | 29 |
They may make brunettes blond | 29 |
TV sitcom legend Dick Van ___ | 29 |
There are 100,000 in a newton | 29 |
Two under par, on a golf hole | 29 |
Title for Diana's brother | 29 |
They're big on dachshunds | 29 |
They may be ringing right now | 29 |
They may stand in auditoriums | 29 |
Time when the water's low | 29 |
Treasury offering of the past | 29 |
Treasury offering during WWII | 29 |
Theologian who opposed Luther | 29 |
The dismal science, for short | 29 |
The color of unbleached linen | 29 |
Town inland of the IJsselmeer | 29 |
Time manager's directive? | 29 |
Theodore Roosevelt's wife | 29 |
Textbook updates, e.g.: Abbr. | 29 |
The Confessor and G. Robinson | 29 |
They're slippery when wet | 29 |
They may slither until smoked | 29 |
They may have electric organs | 29 |
They may be smoked or pickled | 29 |
Times after sunsets, to poets | 29 |
Tulip chair designer Saarinen | 29 |
Third note of a C minor scale | 29 |
They're made for toasters | 29 |
They're sometimes coddled | 29 |
They're sold by the dozen | 29 |
They're routinely cracked | 29 |
They're cracked and fried | 29 |
They're added to cake mix | 29 |
They may get scrambled around | 29 |
They break for a morning meal | 29 |
Ted Baxter's was colossal | 29 |
They don't care about you | 29 |
Things inflated with hot air? | 29 |
They're sometimes fragile | 29 |
They're big in boardrooms | 29 |
They're big among bigwigs | 29 |
They often clash in Hollywood | 29 |
They think only of number one | 29 |
They remove ticks from cattle | 29 |