Its boring bits can be quite long | 33 |
Firemen's training structures | 33 |
It's served with a milk shake | 33 |
Radio's first major quiz show | 33 |
Risk a ticket and endanger others | 33 |
Former Surgeon General, popularly | 33 |
Participant in some Arabian races | 33 |
Old-fashioned field goal attempts | 33 |
Changes course, in a conversation | 33 |
Bandleader of the Electric Mayhem | 33 |
Main competitor of Betty Crocked? | 33 |
Symptom of some allergy sufferers | 33 |
Welcome sight for early explorers | 33 |
Welcome sight after a long voyage | 33 |
"Martini," said Tom ___ | 33 |
Four parts gin one part vermouth | 33 |
Traffic circles during a drought? | 33 |
Behaviorist's advanced degree | 33 |
Decahedron-shaped die, to a gamer | 33 |
Quieting feature of some vehicles | 33 |
Childhood game played in a circle | 33 |
Ernie the Muppet's rubber toy | 33 |
"Bedazzled" actor Moore | 33 |
Literally, "sweet song" | 33 |
Hill of "The West Wing" | 33 |
Uninteresting secondhand garment? | 33 |
Quaint headgear for a class clown | 33 |
Market dominance by two companies | 33 |
Item found under a mat, sometimes | 33 |
Twice, "Notorious" band | 33 |
Surname of authors Will and Ariel | 33 |
Italian actress: 1859–1924 | 33 |
Actor havin' missed his seat? | 33 |
Save for later, in a way, briefly | 33 |
Incessantly contemplate something | 33 |
Year of St. Genevieve's death | 33 |
Erstwhile slugger for Connie Mack | 33 |
Vacuum cleaner inventor Sir James | 33 |
Calling a Jaguar XK a jalopy, say | 33 |
Where a Cockney wears his 'at | 33 |
Item for Geronimo's headdress | 33 |
Cheer from a Philly football fan? | 33 |
Greek W.W. II resistance movement | 33 |
It leads to the tympanic membrane | 33 |
It doesn't require a piercing | 33 |
John Montagu, Fourth --- Sandwich | 33 |
Revolutionary pattern of the moon | 33 |
Where Cockney is spoken in London | 33 |
Site of London's Olympic Park | 33 |
Inhabitant of New York City, e.g. | 33 |
Six-term Senator from Mississippi | 33 |
Brooklyn–Manhattan divider | 33 |
Half of a money-losing expression | 33 |
Porter's "___ Love" | 33 |
"___ merry": Luke 12:19 | 33 |
TV critic and ex-German president | 33 |
2006 Michael Connelly crime novel | 33 |
Aaron of "Love Happens" | 33 |
Shoe brand with a rhinoceros logo | 33 |
They can't stick to one style | 33 |
Body of environmental regulations | 33 |
Subject of many campaign speeches | 33 |
Earth Friendly Products detergent | 33 |
Trips through rain forests, maybe | 33 |
"Echo Party" mixtape DJ | 33 |
Greek resistance group of W.W. II | 33 |
Greek resistance group in W.W. II | 33 |
Greek resistance coalition of WW2 | 33 |
Actress who was in "Oz" | 33 |
Games supervisors in ancient Rome | 33 |
NPR's "Weekend ___" | 33 |
Eight-time Gold Glove fielder Jim | 33 |
Approximation after ratiocination | 33 |
The Black Prince or the Confessor | 33 |
Robinson known for gangster roles | 33 |
English king nicknamed Longshanks | 33 |
He voiced Disney's Mad Hatter | 33 |
Plant with long ribbonlike leaves | 33 |
"Mapp and Lucia" author | 33 |
No. 2's term for corps member | 33 |
They may give you a good whipping | 33 |
Defence minister Art 1997 to 2002 | 33 |
Result of fixing a big breakfast? | 33 |
"Ararat" director, 2002 | 33 |
"Jackass" alum McGhehey | 33 |
Leif ___, former news commentator | 33 |
Like some primitive game graphics | 33 |
"___ Enough," TV sitcom | 33 |
"Family hour" beginning | 33 |
Ruth McKenney's sister et al. | 33 |
Por ___ (for example, in Spanish) | 33 |
Bird devouring an ant and an eel? | 33 |
Greek resistance force in W.W. II | 33 |
Greek underground org. of W.W. II | 33 |
Greek underground org. in W.W. II | 33 |
Greek resistance force of W.W. II | 33 |
Constituent of stretchable fibers | 33 |
Ancient city on the Gulf of Aqaba | 33 |
Organization for senior travelers | 33 |
It may come as a shock to a diver | 33 |