| Athenian course for footraces | 29 |
| Avoided a controversial topic | 29 |
| American fantasy writer David | 29 |
| A limited one can be valuable | 29 |
| Architect Saarinen and others | 29 |
| Attempt a new breakfast dish? | 29 |
| Actresses Heckart and Brennan | 29 |
| Area of military retaliation? | 29 |
| Approval from a shocked Scot? | 29 |
| Author Wylie and soprano Ross | 29 |
| Actress Landi's namesakes | 29 |
| Attaché's place: Abbr. | 29 |
| Ambassador's headquarters | 29 |
| Alfred Dreyfus's defender | 29 |
| Adviser on dos and don'ts | 29 |
| Another name for Jesus Christ | 29 |
| Award-winning country singer? | 29 |
| Author of "Distaff" | 29 |
| Author born in Oak Park, Ill. | 29 |
| Élève's assignment | 29 |
| Actresses Parsons and Winwood | 29 |
| Additional unspecified things | 29 |
| Aiming at improving the breed | 29 |
| Annual song contest organizer | 29 |
| Apparel that's not dressy | 29 |
| Athenian "Whoopee!" | 29 |
| Acts of unrestrained hedonism | 29 |
| A Bronte heroine's family | 29 |
| A legitimate object of attack | 29 |
| Anticolonialist author Frantz | 29 |
| Anna of 'Scary Movie' | 29 |
| Adjective in the Marine motto | 29 |
| An exciting moment on Dec. 31 | 29 |
| Actress Ullmann, in old Rome? | 29 |
| A man goes for a walk and ... | 29 |
| A bowler may not step over it | 29 |
| Army training ctr. since 1939 | 29 |
| Antarctic explorer Sir Vivian | 29 |
| Arbitrary allowance for error | 29 |
| Apples with a long shelf life | 29 |
| Avenging spirits of mythology | 29 |
| Alecto, Megaera and Tisiphone | 29 |
| Artificial intelligence topic | 29 |
| Anti-Dracula door decoration? | 29 |
| Accessory for some lawnmowers | 29 |
| Alphonse's comics partner | 29 |
| Areas in perspective drawings | 29 |
| Artist and lieutenant colonel | 29 |
| Affleck/Lopez stinker of 2003 | 29 |
| Actresses Farrell and Jackson | 29 |
| African antelope's haven? | 29 |
| Â Â Athlete in a crease | 29 |
| Avoiding guard duty, in a way | 29 |
| Angry advice to a nonswimmer? | 29 |
| Author of "My Life" | 29 |
| Adopt the naturist philosophy | 29 |
| Advice popularized by Greeley | 29 |
| Aglaia, Euphrosyne and Thalia | 29 |
| Acknowledged, but just barely | 29 |
| Ancient Egyptian, for example | 29 |
| Attractive New Jersey skater? | 29 |
| Abandons, as a friend in need | 29 |
| Achieved through great effort | 29 |
| Announcer for Burns and Allen | 29 |
| A total ten, spelled slangily | 29 |
| Assembly worker's largess | 29 |
| Automotive shifting technique | 29 |
| Author of The Winds of War | 29 |
| Altar used by ancient Semites | 29 |
| Ancient Hebrew liquid measure | 29 |
| April Fools' Day activity | 29 |
| Animal with a scratching post | 29 |
| A question from Mrs. Browning | 29 |
| Artificial-language proponent | 29 |
| Antelope's favorite song? | 29 |
| Another's meat, in a play | 29 |
| Actor-director of early films | 29 |
| About to get a tongue-lashing | 29 |
| An invasion or hostile attack | 29 |
| Apple's modern-day tablet | 29 |
| Alternate title of the puzzle | 29 |
| Astronaut's breakup line? | 29 |
| Actress/country singer Kramer | 29 |
| Anglicized form of Hieronymus | 29 |
| Add one's voice to others | 29 |
| A charge at the butcher's | 29 |
| Actor in starred items herein | 29 |
| Actresses Black and Valentine | 29 |
| Animated TV therapist Dr. ___ | 29 |
| Any of nine rulers of Denmark | 29 |
| Argentine president Néstor | 29 |
| Army group assisting the cook | 29 |
| Activities for gangs in films | 29 |
| Australian pop singer Minogue | 29 |
| A son of Hercules and Omphale | 29 |
| Athlete with four ESPY awards | 29 |
| Alternatives to mobile phones | 29 |
| Antofagasta de ___, Argentina | 29 |
| Attach to eat, like a newborn | 29 |
| Allows to continue, as a song | 29 |