| Two-time Indy winner Luyendyk | 29 |
| The Little Mermaid's name | 29 |
| They're open on Saturdays | 29 |
| TV title role for Robert Wuhl | 29 |
| They're sometimes twisted | 29 |
| They're frequently folded | 29 |
| The Cadets, in college sports | 29 |
| They may make the mouth water | 29 |
| The 'A' of ETA: Abbr. | 29 |
| Temperamental one, supposedly | 29 |
| They're black for witches | 29 |
| They may be lively or liberal | 29 |
| They're liberal on campus | 29 |
| Take -- (rest one's dogs) | 29 |
| Take out for ___ (test-drive) | 29 |
| Tea-producing region of India | 29 |
| They may get in shape or gear | 29 |
| Toss from the center, perhaps | 29 |
| They help you make your goals | 29 |
| The 'A' of PTA: Abbr. | 29 |
| They often have organs: Abbr. | 29 |
| Takes on, as a responsibility | 29 |
| Tony Bennett's birthplace | 29 |
| Three golden apples undid her | 29 |
| Trailblazing video game maker | 29 |
| Two-time host of the Olympics | 29 |
| They participate in big games | 29 |
| Take ____ from me: listen up! | 29 |
| The Thrashers, on scoreboards | 29 |
| The Amazon R. empties into it | 29 |
| They're filled with dough | 29 |
| They're pressed for cash? | 29 |
| They're filled with bills | 29 |
| The ___, comics crime fighter | 29 |
| Threesome in a water molecule | 29 |
| They're split and smashed | 29 |
| Trapped, after "up" | 29 |
| Take ___ down memory lane ... | 29 |
| The U.N.'s Kofi ___ Annan | 29 |
| Truman's U.K. counterpart | 29 |
| The Bard of ___ (Shakespeare) | 29 |
| Twisting Winter Olympics leap | 29 |
| The A in "CAT scan" | 29 |
| Truth held to be self-evident | 29 |
| Town near the Don's mouth | 29 |
| They're often up in arms? | 29 |
| TheyÂ’re often up in arms? | 29 |
| This needs to be brought home | 29 |
| Tries to keep the boat afloat | 29 |
| Tutu wearer's performance | 29 |
| Trees that yield light lumber | 29 |
| They were big in the 40's | 29 |
| They make frequent statements | 29 |
| The ___ of Avon (Shakespeare) | 29 |
| They can go pretty low (Var.) | 29 |
| They're relayed in relays | 29 |
| Telecommunications speed unit | 29 |
| They equal one bit per second | 29 |
| The ammo theme of this puzzle | 29 |
| They originate from the heart | 29 |
| The Father of English History | 29 |
| Traditional Sunday entrées | 29 |
| Telephone inventor, Alexander | 29 |
| Title girl in a 1976 Kiss hit | 29 |
| Tot's dinnertime neckwear | 29 |
| They catch babies' spills | 29 |
| Thing with a life of its own? | 29 |
| Toasted sandwiches, for short | 29 |
| They're listed near clubs | 29 |
| They often include toothpicks | 29 |
| The Road Runner, when running | 29 |
| This may be found on a jacket | 29 |
| Thing with feathers or scales | 29 |
| Trustees' gathering place | 29 |
| There are five in this puzzle | 29 |
| The stuff heroes are made of? | 29 |
| Tells terrible jokes, perhaps | 29 |
| TV technician's equipment | 29 |
| Trick-or-treaters' sounds | 29 |
| Tender of nursery rhyme sheep | 29 |
| They took orders from Mr. Big | 29 |
| TD Garden team on scoreboards | 29 |
| Tom of "Happy Days" | 29 |
| Three-time Holyfield opponent | 29 |
| Top two trump cards in euchre | 29 |
| Tarzan's jungle companion | 29 |
| Top of a woman's swimsuit | 29 |
| Title in an Uncle Remus story | 29 |
| Three-time A.L. batting champ | 29 |
| Thing that may be penciled in | 29 |
| The ___, Dick Tracy adversary | 29 |
| They may be arched or plucked | 29 |
| There are eagles in it: Abbr. | 29 |
| They usually weren't hits | 29 |
| Tampa Bay footballer, briefly | 29 |
| Tampa Bay gridders, for short | 29 |
| Tries to move someone 90 feet | 29 |
| TV award discontinued in 1997 | 29 |
| Town near the English Channel | 29 |
| Ticket seller's enclosure | 29 |