Team named for a W.C. Handy song | 32 |
Painter from southern Minnesota? | 32 |
Miss Newman's Own 2009, say? | 32 |
Figures in major-league baseball | 32 |
"The Crucible" subject | 32 |
They're happy to take orders | 32 |
-- law (old Germanic legal code) | 32 |
IV liquid that I'll pay for? | 32 |
18th-century song by Henry Carey | 32 |
Places where brine is evaporated | 32 |
Sanitation trucks in a snowstorm | 32 |
Shallow basin in a desert region | 32 |
Cocktails made with gin or vodka | 32 |
William Booth founded it in 1865 | 32 |
Proof-of-purchase for ointments? | 32 |
Patriot for whom a beer is named | 32 |
Russian port, formerly Kuibyshev | 32 |
Indian lentil and vegetable soup | 32 |
"The ___ true for ..." | 32 |
Untraditional, as some marriages | 32 |
Identical to the point of boring | 32 |
Name used in indignant questions | 32 |
Instrument played with a spatula | 32 |
Where to find designer discounts | 32 |
Tool in a private eye's digs | 32 |
Don Quixote's sidekick Panza | 32 |
Tree that is a source of incense | 32 |
Place for a pickup baseball game | 32 |
Dominatrix's doings, briefly | 32 |
George and Gale cause turbulence | 32 |
Two-time Tony winner did a no-no | 32 |
Tall drink garnished with nutmeg | 32 |
City dept. that really cleans up | 32 |
" . . .in corpore ___" | 32 |
". . . in corpore ___" | 32 |
Literary language of India: Var. | 32 |
Rome's Castel ___'Angelo | 32 |
Patron of Spanish refrigerators? | 32 |
World's greatest coffee port | 32 |
Heavenly gatekeeper, in Portugal | 32 |
Hard cheese flavored with clover | 32 |
Brew brand from upstate New York | 32 |
Variety of quartz, used as a gem | 32 |
"Fédora" playwright | 32 |
"Madame X" portraitist | 32 |
Respiratory disease in 2002 news | 32 |
WHO concern of several years ago | 32 |
Philosopher Jean-Paul and family | 32 |
Mouthing off to police officers? | 32 |
English poet-novelist: 1886-1967 | 32 |
Vietnamese chile-based condiment | 32 |
H.S. senior's exam, formerly | 32 |
In an excessively fulfilling way | 32 |
Luxury items for a king or queen | 32 |
Exposing human folly to ridicule | 32 |
Their nights are frequently busy | 32 |
Weekender's lot, paraphrased | 32 |
Used car dealer's allotment? | 32 |
Environmentalists who talk back? | 32 |
Apostle Paul's original name | 32 |
Part of some bargain store names | 32 |
City founded by Oglethorpe: 1733 | 32 |
Like a former 97-pound weakling? | 32 |
Rescued after shouting for help? | 32 |
Request on a pre-invitation card | 32 |
Free Speech Movement's Mario | 32 |
Comedian Jimmy: 1896–1960 | 32 |
Made like many New York tourists | 32 |
Canyon carpenter's activity? | 32 |
Escape from a cage made of wood? | 32 |
Cut, as tree trunks for firewood | 32 |
Multipurpose blade, commercially | 32 |
1989 John Cusack romantic comedy | 32 |
'Eight Men Out' director | 32 |
#1 hit for McCartney and Jackson | 32 |
WOMAN ADDICTED TO BRAKE FLUID... | 32 |
Cocktail invented in New Orleans | 32 |
Govt. aid for mom-and-pop stores | 32 |
Starbucks subsidiary, familiarly | 32 |
"Scooby-doo" producer? | 32 |
When Prospero makes his entrance | 32 |
Neo-expressionist painter Julian | 32 |
Educational Regina Spektor song? | 32 |
"Boston Public" figure | 32 |
Sign seen around crossing guards | 32 |
Ski quickly straight down a hill | 32 |
Composer of "Godspell" | 32 |
They can cut your bills in half! | 32 |
Outer coat enclosing the eyeball | 32 |
Covered with a hard outer tissue | 32 |
Made a show of being unimpressed | 32 |
Sarcastic remarks from the deli? | 32 |
Beat everybody to the news story | 32 |
Cleavage-revealing dress feature | 32 |
Break the plane of the goal line | 32 |
Aggressive, moody type, they say | 32 |
Ill-fated U.S. submarine of 1968 | 32 |
"Taxi Driver" director | 32 |
Robert Louis Stevenson, by birth | 32 |
His emblem is the thistle flower | 32 |