Emulate Burton and Taylor | 25 |
Capable of being restored | 25 |
Capable of being improved | 25 |
Go over one's darning | 25 |
Converse, as at a reunion | 25 |
Put in an island, perhaps | 25 |
Gizmos for couch potatoes | 25 |
Gets on again, as a horse | 25 |
Staple ___ (office gizmo) | 25 |
Attaching a new handle to | 25 |
French historian: 1823-92 | 25 |
French director with ESP? | 25 |
Not keeping, as a promise | 25 |
Make a new home, in a way | 25 |
One asking for more Money | 25 |
Subscribers' activity | 25 |
Make a bridge error: Var. | 25 |
Fail to follow suit: Var. | 25 |
English actor Michael ___ | 25 |
Periodic income, in Paris | 25 |
Landlord's ultimatum? | 25 |
Tenant group's weapon | 25 |
Like some store furniture | 25 |
Noted groom of 10/20/1968 | 25 |
Company makeover, briefly | 25 |
Give the walls a new look | 25 |
Weapon for quick shooters | 25 |
Adjusts, as a hem marking | 25 |
What rock journalist does | 25 |
Store, as for safekeeping | 25 |
Welcome word on death row | 25 |
Sets the pool balls again | 25 |
Checking out a book again | 25 |
Transplanted successfully | 25 |
Treat an icy street again | 25 |
Meshed foundation in lace | 25 |
Has a second meeting with | 25 |
Fixes or alters, as a hem | 25 |
Hebrew letter before shin | 25 |
Sends again, as a package | 25 |
Director's second try | 25 |
Having elastic properties | 25 |
Covers anew after erosion | 25 |
Did a shoemaker's job | 25 |
Set a top in motion again | 25 |
Relief for the overworked | 25 |
Providing peace and quiet | 25 |
Breaks while lifting, say | 25 |
Use a swizzle stick again | 25 |
Empire-builders' foes | 25 |
Fill the shelves, perhaps | 25 |
England, 1660–1688 | 25 |
Attend to a low inventory | 25 |
Cross again, as a channel | 25 |
Puts new prices on, maybe | 25 |
Marks up or down, perhaps | 25 |
Main Street for shoppers? | 25 |
Mom-and-Pop place, perhap | 25 |
Mouthpiece for some teens | 25 |
Weighed a container again | 25 |
Charges with another duty | 25 |
React violently, in a way | 25 |
Install, as new shoelaces | 25 |
Put back in the sharpener | 25 |
Fix the end of a pool cue | 25 |
Savings for senior trips? | 25 |
Goes back over, as a path | 25 |
Eating of one's words | 25 |
Worked out for a new bout | 25 |
Transferee's activity | 25 |
Does a Labrador's job | 25 |
Paced back and forth over | 25 |
Modernize, as an airplane | 25 |
Auxiliary engine in space | 25 |
Like pianos, periodically | 25 |
Submission accompaniments | 25 |
Many 12/26 store visitors | 25 |
Elvis song about dieting? | 25 |
Forward to some followers | 25 |
Slogan for a party animal | 25 |
Support, as an embankment | 25 |
Like some umps' calls | 25 |
Successful CPR performers | 25 |
Put back in the microwave | 25 |
Heats again, as leftovers | 25 |
Pooch with a second wife? | 25 |
Fix over, as a pipe joint | 25 |
Made some new connections | 25 |
Left-handed Henry Higgins | 25 |
Part of a country address | 25 |
Of an Alpine geologic era | 25 |
Like Cologne and vicinity | 25 |
Like Cologne and environs | 25 |
Orator's skill: Abbr. | 25 |
Inherited blood substance | 25 |
Concern for a blood typer | 25 |
Zambia and Zimbabwe, once | 25 |
Zimbabwe and Zambia, once | 25 |
Its capital was Salisbury | 25 |
It was NE of Bechuanaland | 25 |