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 |
They've joined the family | 29 |
They're new to the family | 29 |
These may get a welcome sight | 29 |
They may get shots frequently | 29 |
Thunder on a radio show, e.g. | 29 |
Township outside Johannesburg | 29 |
Toon/live action film of 1996 | 29 |
Target of some online filters | 29 |
Toastmaster's preparation | 29 |
Toastmaster's first words | 29 |
Transliterators' problems | 29 |
Tourist attraction near Cairo | 29 |
Turn in many a kids' game | 29 |
They make lasting impressions | 29 |
Take as much space as you can | 29 |
They don't harmonize well | 29 |
Take a catcher's position | 29 |
Tool for a medieval handyman? | 29 |
They're in their last yr. | 29 |
Title for Miss Mexico?: Abbr. | 29 |
The Concorde, for one (abbr.) | 29 |
The Concordes, when they flew | 29 |
They flew for nearly 35 years | 29 |
They can really put on a show | 29 |
They make a scene on Broadway | 29 |
They're found in a flight | 29 |
The 75th meridian in the East | 29 |
Try to get a better view, say | 29 |
Turn-of-the-century architect | 29 |
They may be loaded into a gun | 29 |
They're sometimes running | 29 |
Their lines are often crossed | 29 |
Twenty-two divisions of India | 29 |
The U.S., to an overseas G.I. | 29 |
The E.P.A. issues them: Abbr. | 29 |
Thérèse, for one: Abbr. | 29 |
The Clermont's propellant | 29 |
T. S. Eliot's middle name | 29 |
Transport for Prince Charming | 29 |
Trooper Duffy portrayer on TV | 29 |
Testimony recorder, for short | 29 |
Two-___ (fox trot forerunner) | 29 |
Three-dimensional photography | 29 |
Tristram Shandy's creator | 29 |
They may be felt on the range | 29 |
Their work often takes flight | 29 |
The Cards of the N.L. Central | 29 |
The Cardinals, on scoreboards | 29 |
Town nearly destroyed in 1944 | 29 |
The two things tires do best? | 29 |
They're located on organs | 29 |
TV advertiser's prep work | 29 |
Two U.S. writers and Brummell | 29 |
Treasured instrument, briefly | 29 |
They may wind up in the drink | 29 |
They meet throughout the city | 29 |
Take in __ (deal with calmly) | 29 |
They may be pulled as a favor | 29 |
Tuxedo shirt buttons, usually | 29 |
They really hit the low notes | 29 |
Tries to get restitution from | 29 |
Those making complex repairs? | 29 |
The Everly Brothers' girl | 29 |
The ugly duckling, when grown | 29 |
The Ugly Duckling, eventually | 29 |
Tchaikovsky ballet characters | 29 |
Tax-free transaction, usually | 29 |
The Sultan of ___ (Babe Ruth) | 29 |
There's only one in Maine | 29 |