Online protocol for remote log-in | 33 |
Privately financed U.S. satellite | 33 |
President pro ___ (Senate bigwig) | 33 |
Where US Airways is headquartered | 33 |
It can be hot, short or explosive | 33 |
Paint in a kindergarten classroom | 33 |
What Frances F. Willard advocated | 33 |
Place to observe Saturday Sabbath | 33 |
A paint primer may be used as one | 33 |
Distressingly common staff member | 33 |
Beats for this puzzle's theme | 33 |
Offer a doughnut to a dieter, say | 33 |
Largest number in a deck of cards | 33 |
Gymnast's perfect score, once | 33 |
Word signaling the end of a match | 33 |
Well-known Downing Street address | 33 |
Phil Rizzuto's uniform number | 33 |
Phil Rizzuto's retired number | 33 |
Number of Saturn's satellites | 33 |
Netherlands, our # _____ trader | 33 |
Minimum number of men in a minyan | 33 |
Kind of totally successful strike | 33 |
Commonest card value in blackjack | 33 |
"Little Indians" number | 33 |
"Nine, ___ big fat hen" | 33 |
Like some stores of years gone by | 33 |
What you can still get for a dime | 33 |
What single golfers try to avoid? | 33 |
What may help one live and learn? | 33 |
Clinging part of a climbing plant | 33 |
Palindromic principle or doctrine | 33 |
One-hundredth of a mil, to a hood | 33 |
Amount equal to a million pennies | 33 |
"The Alchemist" painter | 33 |
Like a multipurpose tool, perhaps | 33 |
Race much shorter than a marathon | 33 |
Medium-distance races, informally | 33 |
One kilometer, in an Olympic pool | 33 |
Weight on some dumbbells, briefly | 33 |
Site of Pres. Jackson's grave | 33 |
Providers of exceptional service? | 33 |
Business that runs shady matches? | 33 |
Verdi's Alfredo Germont, e.g. | 33 |
Like Bill Clinton's saxophone | 33 |
Domingo or Pavarotti, to Italians | 33 |
Roy Orbison and Marvin Gaye, e.g. | 33 |
Just after curfew, for some teens | 33 |
Like some truck and tractor tires | 33 |
Things may be counted off by them | 33 |
Perfect scores, in figure skating | 33 |
Lesser-seen bills, thanks to ATMs | 33 |
Bills depicting the U.S. Treasury | 33 |
April Wine "Future ___" | 33 |
Pearl Jam "Present ___" | 33 |
Where to see Hamilton, informally | 33 |
Item packed by a mountain climber | 33 |
It'll make you pull up stakes | 33 |
A big flap may be made about this | 33 |
Places where suckers are lined up | 33 |
What a tie bet pays in Casino War | 33 |
Woodstock '99 sites or sights | 33 |
Thousand : kilo :: trillion : ___ | 33 |
Billion : giga- :: trillion : ___ | 33 |
Mother who won a 1979 Peace Prize | 33 |
Polo of "The West Wing" | 33 |
Marcia and Felicity's co-star | 33 |
Lois and Clark actress Hatcher | 33 |
Jack's wife on "24" | 33 |
Howie colleague in RadioShack ads | 33 |
2005 Golden Globe honoree Hatcher | 33 |
Place having self-service: Suffix | 33 |
Marinade for many Japanese dishes | 33 |
Life, for a Supreme Court justice | 33 |
They may come out of the woodwork | 33 |
What disputants sometimes come to | 33 |
Shorebird that sounds like a bend | 33 |
Pope's list of three nominees | 33 |
Lawrence ____ real name of Mr. T | 33 |
Union member of the future: Abbr. | 33 |
___ incognita (unexplored region) | 33 |
Series of related rock formations | 33 |
Polished marble flooring material | 33 |
Pied-Ã -__: part-time residence | 33 |
Pied-a- ____: home away from home | 33 |
Le petit prince's home planet | 33 |
___ verte (grayish-green pigment) | 33 |
John of Entertainment Tonight | 33 |
Physicist and coil creator Nikola | 33 |
"Psychotic Supper" band | 33 |
___ Motors (electric car company) | 33 |
Heroine of a d'Erlanger opera | 33 |
It's needed to make the grade | 33 |
Event where you might need a crib | 33 |
DNA ___ (paternity case evidence) | 33 |
Seed's protective outer layer | 33 |
Attempt to halt nuclear programs? | 33 |
Like Consumer Reports merchandise | 33 |
Tried working for Poland Springs? | 33 |
Tricky short putts, in golf slang | 33 |
International cricket competition | 33 |