Two-time batting champ Lefty | 28 |
Thing recognised by the nose | 28 |
Takes too much of, for short | 28 |
They start A-B, C, D-E, etc. | 28 |
Takes out, Cosa Nostra style | 28 |
Travelers' Midwest mecca | 28 |
The "O" in B&O | 28 |
Troubled waters' soother | 28 |
Thing with a pressure point? | 28 |
They're often deep-fried | 28 |
Thumb-and-forefinger gesture | 28 |
The Stout who became a saint | 28 |
They may be stuffed in a jar | 28 |
Tip of the Arabian Peninsula | 28 |
The end of the Greek empire? | 28 |
Trans-Siberian Railroad city | 28 |
Trans-Siberian Railroad stop | 28 |
Tony-winning musical of 2012 | 28 |
The loneliest number of song | 28 |
The number many look out for | 28 |
Tiny and off the beaten path | 28 |
Turow nonfiction best seller | 28 |
They're small and tender | 28 |
They're tender and small | 28 |
Take ___ time (be leisurely) | 28 |
Taking care of the situation | 28 |
To be returned at some point | 28 |
Two __: fast break advantage | 28 |
Things that lead to mergers? | 28 |
Type of history or tradition | 28 |
Type of surgeon or historian | 28 |
Type of history or testimony | 28 |
They may be standing or tall | 28 |
Thing often eaten open-faced | 28 |
They're found in pockets | 28 |
They're of miner concern | 28 |
They're found in streaks | 28 |
The Phantom's instrument | 28 |
Turns in the right direction | 28 |
Treasure of the Sierra Madre | 28 |
Treasure on the Spanish Main | 28 |
Title tenor in an 1887 opera | 28 |
Tragic Shakespeare character | 28 |
Tribe of Chief Shaumonekusse | 28 |
Tribe met by Lewis and Clark | 28 |
Tiebreaking periods, briefly | 28 |
They may follow the 4th qtr. | 28 |
Take ___ loan (borrow money) | 28 |
Things that go through tubes | 28 |
Threat for Hansel and Gretel | 28 |
The Who's favorite bird? | 28 |
They're not team players | 28 |
Triatomic form of element #8 | 28 |
Tony Gwynn his entire career | 28 |
Try to find on the road, say | 28 |
Temple with an upcurved roof | 28 |
Temples with up-curved roofs | 28 |
T-___ (noted Auto-Tune user) | 28 |
Trees along tropical beaches | 28 |
They're thick as thieves | 28 |
Thumbs-down from Ebert, e.g. | 28 |
They're married to mamas | 28 |
Two, for many minigolf holes | 28 |
Tiger's usually under it | 28 |
Tropical drink embellishment | 28 |
Treaty of __: 1783 war ender | 28 |
They may be secret or silent | 28 |
Temptation for eavesdroppers | 28 |
Turn one corner, in Monopoly | 28 |
Tony-winning musical of 1994 | 28 |
Three-term New York governor | 28 |
The "P" of PT boat | 28 |
Third Army commander in WWII | 28 |
Touch, kitten-to-mouse style | 28 |
They can be taken en passant | 28 |
Tranquilizer drug, for short | 28 |
They work from memory: Abbr. | 28 |
They may get viruses (abbr.) | 28 |
Touch-screen gadget, briefly | 28 |
Touch-screen gadget, usually | 28 |
Three-__: sports portmanteau | 28 |
They're built on benches | 28 |
Toenail treatment, for short | 28 |
The Carolinas' ___ River | 28 |
TV sports personality Rodney | 28 |
The Bronx's ___ Bay Park | 28 |
There are five in a shilling | 28 |
The "D." in L.S.D. | 28 |
They're chained in banks | 28 |
They used to come from wells | 28 |
Tear-off lines, to a printer | 28 |
Two-time Argentine president | 28 |
The Evita of 'Evita' | 28 |
The Bushes' Millie, e.g. | 28 |
They're down on all furs | 28 |
They're filled at Easter | 28 |
Tin alloy for tankards, etc. | 28 |
Thumbsucking, to an optimist | 28 |
Telemarketer's necessity | 28 |
Tabloid employee, informally | 28 |