Visas may be needed to work them | 32 |
Sources of immediate cash: Abbr. | 32 |
Devices you can bank on, briefly | 32 |
Alternatives to tellers, briefly | 32 |
"... ___ cost to you!" | 32 |
O's is one more than N's | 32 |
"___ additional cost!" | 32 |
Words on the first volume, maybe | 32 |
Where a speedometer needle rests | 32 |
Words said while raising glasses | 32 |
Get from ___ (progress slightly) | 32 |
Phrase indicating small progress | 32 |
Distance covered by a first step | 32 |
Something to stick in the water? | 32 |
"Yours," to the French | 32 |
It's smaller than a molecule | 32 |
One of three in a water molecule | 32 |
Democritus' indivisible unit | 32 |
Physicist's subject of study | 32 |
They're smashed in a smasher | 32 |
Stereolab "Golden ___" | 32 |
"This must weigh ___!" | 32 |
"This must weigh ---!" | 32 |
Like some not-so-catchy melodies | 32 |
When to return from lunch, maybe | 32 |
One offering compensation, maybe | 32 |
"All ___!" (court cry) | 32 |
Energy storage molecule, briefly | 32 |
First razor with a pivoting head | 32 |
Bugs Baer's writing daughter | 32 |
Eighth Avenue subway in New York | 32 |
Ellington Orchestra title subway | 32 |
" . . . lovely as ___" | 32 |
"A poem lovely as ___" | 32 |
"__ Grows in Brooklyn" | 32 |
Italian town famous for its bell | 32 |
Spots with indoor trees, perhaps | 32 |
Feature of some office buildings | 32 |
Fate who cuts the thread of life | 32 |
Where "ahoy!" is heard | 32 |
Baffled, befuddled, and befogged | 32 |
Baffled, befogged, and befuddled | 32 |
"Dames ___": 1968 show | 32 |
Co. that spun off the Baby Bells | 32 |
QB's throw, completed or not | 32 |
Fig. in many a John Grisham book | 32 |
A. G. Bell's giant offspring | 32 |
Heine poem "___ Troll" | 32 |
Computer-generated film princess | 32 |
Encouraging Massive Attack song? | 32 |
Pope, in "The Dunciad" | 32 |
When a coffee break may be taken | 32 |
Look after (with "to") | 32 |
Makes clear, with "to" | 32 |
Story that's sometimes dirty | 32 |
It's pretty much always high | 32 |
It usually has a slanted ceiling | 32 |
"Heat traps" in houses | 32 |
Fifth-century epitome of cruelty | 32 |
Routing shorthand on an envelope | 32 |
Letters on many business letters | 32 |
They often want to settle: Abbr. | 32 |
When one might have a late lunch | 32 |
One with an "Esq." tag | 32 |
One who works with a code: Abbr. | 32 |
"... three men in ___" | 32 |
"A Tale of ___": Swift | 32 |
"... three men in ---" | 32 |
Wheels that can go over anything | 32 |
Rugged transportation, for short | 32 |
Back country transports, briefly | 32 |
"Lady Oracle" novelist | 32 |
Like a typical Dilbert character | 32 |
"Right back __, dude!" | 32 |
"Funeral Blues" writer | 32 |
Car make with a four-ringed logo | 32 |
Vehicle that sounds like a navel | 32 |
Make affiliated with Lamborghini | 32 |
Lamborghini's parent company | 32 |
Public company's requirement | 32 |
"As You Like It" wench | 32 |
Author of The Mammoth Hunters | 32 |
Actor Mischa from St. Petersburg | 32 |
National Psoriasis Awareness Mo. | 32 |
Mo. of the Perseid meteor shower | 32 |
"8," sometimes (Abbr.) | 32 |
When you use it, it's boring | 32 |
Wife of the first Kaiser Wilhelm | 32 |
Start of a New Year's phrase | 32 |
Kind of "acquaintance" | 32 |
First word in a celebratory song | 32 |
''__ Lang Syne'' | 32 |
Pittypat in "G.W.T.W." | 32 |
Volunteer baby sitter, sometimes | 32 |
Petunia Dursley, to Harry Potter | 32 |
P. G. Wodehouse's ___ Agatha | 32 |
Member of the wedding, sometimes | 32 |
Margaret, to the Prince of Wales | 32 |
Fussy relatives, stereotypically | 32 |
Family member, informally (Var.) | 32 |