Tiger's category, briefly | 29 |
TV weatherman's pet frog? | 29 |
Temple of Athena ___ at Tegea | 29 |
Twelve-syllable line of verse | 29 |
The Lyna River, to a Berliner | 29 |
Testimony that is contestable | 29 |
Their testaments need testing | 29 |
Tailor's note to himself? | 29 |
Tennis-pro honoree of '57 | 29 |
Testosterone-filled Who song? | 29 |
Thermometer developer Celsius | 29 |
The opportunity to start over | 29 |
Third-generation Oscar winner | 29 |
Thai food follow-ups, perhaps | 29 |
Temple architectural features | 29 |
They consume hill inhabitants | 29 |
They include Cuba and Jamaica | 29 |
The Tonys are named after her | 29 |
This or that Halloween spell? | 29 |
Time for a hot toddy, perhaps | 29 |
The Black Stallion and others | 29 |
Texan's acres for farming | 29 |
Three-time president of Haiti | 29 |
They often end up in a museum | 29 |
The ancient Mariner's cry | 29 |
Thomas Wolfe's birthplace | 29 |
Temporarily out of the office | 29 |
TV's "Nick ___" | 29 |
The oceanographer started ... | 29 |
Temple Grandin's disorder | 29 |
Target of some spectator boos | 29 |
Tried to save a sinking ship? | 29 |
Televangelist paroled in 1993 | 29 |
Turkish place-name in Ontario | 29 |
They may be sent up in trials | 29 |
The Caped Crusader's ride | 29 |
TV series set on Malibu Beach | 29 |
Thongs and surf shop T-shirts | 29 |
Take off a shoe and carry it? | 29 |
Traveler's accommodations | 29 |
This puzzle's theme song? | 29 |
Trusting one's horoscope? | 29 |
They provide clear protection | 29 |
Try to touch your toes, maybe | 29 |
They're rarely discovered | 29 |
They can be hot, warm or cold | 29 |
There's much fun under it | 29 |
Tourists with spotting scopes | 29 |
Towlines are tied around them | 29 |
They may be found in wreckage | 29 |
They have chocolate relatives | 29 |
They're obviously shocked | 29 |
Tar Heel rival, in the A.C.C. | 29 |
Thoroughbred-breeding country | 29 |
Training places run by Vigoda | 29 |
Tech expert, in British lingo | 29 |
Take out a library book, e.g. | 29 |
Traffic jam causes, sometimes | 29 |
Traditional Provençal stew | 29 |
The Heat of the Day author | 29 |
Tennessee's state reptile | 29 |
They have numbers and letters | 29 |
The farmer got busted for ___ | 29 |
They might lighten your pants | 29 |
They're good for scouring | 29 |
Throw heat, in baseball slang | 29 |
The dentist may give her away | 29 |
Talked without real knowledge | 29 |
Type of phone book, for short | 29 |
Tropicália musician Veloso | 29 |
Twain's frog's milieu | 29 |
They may be pulled by runners | 29 |
The telemarketer tried to ... | 29 |
They film the concert footage | 29 |
The British seized it in 1795 | 29 |
Town south of Elizabeth, N.J. | 29 |
The Volga River flows into it | 29 |
Their calls sound like mewing | 29 |
Three-headed watchdog of myth | 29 |
TV character who loved Joanie | 29 |
The New Yorker cartoonist Roz | 29 |
They're big among dippers | 29 |
Test on processed condiments? | 29 |
Traverse, as a mountain ridge | 29 |
Top sellers sealing the deal? | 29 |
Third part of the description | 29 |
Train a team of hefty horses? | 29 |
They're spread in schools | 29 |
Target for an Apple polisher? | 29 |
The podiatrist told a few ___ | 29 |
They may be antiestablishment | 29 |
Thanksgiving Day sauce source | 29 |
Things may get stuck in these | 29 |
The hair stylist tried to ... | 29 |
Try for a quick market profit | 29 |
TV signal transmitters: abbr. | 29 |
Tooth decay, to professionals | 29 |
The Sahara's main feature | 29 |
Table ___ (not à la carte) | 29 |
They may have private entries | 29 |