| It may be performed at a slam | 29 |
| ___ stick (jumping apparatus) | 29 |
| "Three-finger" food | 29 |
| Nickname for a French soldier | 29 |
| You can do it with one finger | 29 |
| Indicate, with "to" | 29 |
| A good hunting dog will do it | 29 |
| You can't go back from it | 29 |
| Herculean literary character? | 29 |
| Beauty contestant's asset | 29 |
| Nicotine and alcohol, for two | 29 |
| Make Poppin' Fresh giggle | 29 |
| Tested for doneness, in a way | 29 |
| Game in "The Sting" | 29 |
| High-stakes draw in Las Vegas | 29 |
| Like tailgated drivers, often | 29 |
| Election contender, for short | 29 |
| Patronage purveyor, for short | 29 |
| NATO member since 1999: Abbr. | 29 |
| Where Samuel Goldwyn was born | 29 |
| Like Peary's explorations | 29 |
| Like holes in the ozone layer | 29 |
| Kind of bear in Coca-Cola ads | 29 |
| Word before position or vault | 29 |
| One of the ends of the earth? | 29 |
| It's the end of the world | 29 |
| __ apart (far from agreement) | 29 |
| Attract attention, circa 1925 | 29 |
| Particular form of government | 29 |
| Where citizens went yesterday | 29 |
| Candidate's commissioning | 29 |
| Hay fever sufferer's bane | 29 |
| Spanish for 'chicken' | 29 |
| Game never played left-handed | 29 |
| Sport with a 4 1/2-ounce ball | 29 |
| Brand with a pony in its logo | 29 |
| Successful runners, for short | 29 |
| It's hardly haute cuisine | 29 |
| Colonoscopy discovery (great) | 29 |
| "Super juice" brand | 29 |
| Largest of the Orkney Islands | 29 |
| '-- and Circumstance' | 29 |
| Italian archaeological locale | 29 |
| Puerto Rico's Museum City | 29 |
| Red beast in a Steinbeck tale | 29 |
| Frequent co-star of tot shots | 29 |
| ___ scheme (investment fraud) | 29 |
| Mr. Hankey, the Christmas ___ | 29 |
| 1950's girl's fashion | 29 |
| Tubby little cubby of kid lit | 29 |
| ___-Bah of "Mikado" | 29 |
| Michael Phelps' bailiwick | 29 |
| Game that starts with a break | 29 |
| English may play a role in it | 29 |
| First Pulitzer Prize novelist | 29 |
| Pulitzer Prize novelist: 1918 | 29 |
| Good surname for a lifeguard? | 29 |
| "Rich Man, ___ Man" | 29 |
| One without collateral, maybe | 29 |
| St. Peter's Square figure | 29 |
| The Wicked Wasp of Twickenham | 29 |
| Francis or John Paul II, e.g. | 29 |
| "Essay on Man" poet | 29 |
| Character with a corncob pipe | 29 |
| Something stuck in a freezer? | 29 |
| Hot and cool at the same time | 29 |
| Lisbon's land, to the IOC | 29 |
| ___ supuesto (of course): Sp. | 29 |
| Spongebob Squarepants feature | 29 |
| Study (with "over") | 29 |
| Folk-opera names, fishy style | 29 |
| Some political appropriations | 29 |
| Flick not shown on network TV | 29 |
| Good thing to have in a storm | 29 |
| Ocean liner's destination | 29 |
| One of a French literary trio | 29 |
| ___ Alegre, Brazilian seaport | 29 |
| Places to plug in peripherals | 29 |
| Passages for gas, steam, etc. | 29 |
| Letters on a battery terminal | 29 |
| Cooperate with a photographer | 29 |
| Photographer's suggestion | 29 |
| Flex one's muscles, maybe | 29 |
| Victoria Beckham, in tabloids | 29 |
| Spice Girl married to Beckham | 29 |
| Not Scary, one of the others? | 29 |
| Put forward for consideration | 29 |
| Western law enforcement group | 29 |
| "Bad guy" followers | 29 |
| Western "good guys" | 29 |
| Display, as a dean's list | 29 |
| Writing on the wall, perhaps? | 29 |
| Blacklight friend in '70s | 29 |
| Popular yellow office product | 29 |
| One of a pocketful of flowers | 29 |
| Shepherd's pie ingredient | 29 |
| French fries are made from it | 29 |
| Difficult political situation | 29 |
| Campbell's soup selection | 29 |
| Personal trainer's target | 29 |