The "f" in f-number | 29 |
Type of acid found in veggies | 29 |
That in which a person excels | 29 |
Typical barbershop complement | 29 |
Take out, in some video games | 29 |
The Fifth Republic since 1958 | 29 |
That'll be a frosty _____ | 29 |
The Vagabond King composer | 29 |
Tallahassee campus, for short | 29 |
Tenn. stronghold of Civil War | 29 |
The impatient have short ones | 29 |
Traditional Japanese mattress | 29 |
Talker's "gift" | 29 |
The Sharks and the Jets, e.g. | 29 |
Title role for Robin Williams | 29 |
Turning point at the station? | 29 |
They're in the atmosphere | 29 |
Thrill rider's inhalation | 29 |
Type of community with guards | 29 |
Turquoise or aquamarine, e.g. | 29 |
The Blue Carbuncle, to Holmes | 29 |
Those that are 35 today, e.g. | 29 |
TV's "__ Smart" | 29 |
Take up seriously, as a hobby | 29 |
Top-of-the-beanstalk resident | 29 |
Thanksgiving gravy ingredient | 29 |
Try in vain to improve a lily | 29 |
Tadpole's breathing organ | 29 |
Tanqueray and Beefeater, e.g. | 29 |
Tokyo's business district | 29 |
They're raised in a toast | 29 |
Translucent envelope material | 29 |
Two-time Oscar-winner Jackson | 29 |
Two-time Best Actress Jackson | 29 |
Travel like a flying squirrel | 29 |
They form lasting attachments | 29 |
Theoretical massless particle | 29 |
Twisted, as an old tree trunk | 29 |
They'll win the World Cup | 29 |
This puzzle's theme color | 29 |
They may be heard in a temple | 29 |
They often wear dark eyeliner | 29 |
Transcript figures, for short | 29 |
The max is 4.0, traditionally | 29 |
Traveler's aid, for short | 29 |
Treasurer's wall décor | 29 |
Terrier's audible warning | 29 |
Tropical fruit with pink pulp | 29 |
Tropical fruit used for jelly | 29 |
T. S. Eliot's Theatre Cat | 29 |
Timely bandsman of yesteryear | 29 |
They're not easily broken | 29 |
They might be split in a spat | 29 |
Three-time US Open golf champ | 29 |
Tapper in a "shack" | 29 |
Twin gymnasts Paul and Morgan | 29 |
Target of pre-race stretching | 29 |
Tearjerker watcher's item | 29 |
Tom who played Robert Langdon | 29 |
TV's '-- Montana' | 29 |
Tortoise's fabulous rival | 29 |
Talked nonstop on one subject | 29 |
They're no longer popular | 29 |
Turn to the driver's side | 29 |
Thing to make in the sunshine | 29 |
Telephone operator's wear | 29 |
They may foil noisy neighbors | 29 |
TV's "____ Haw" | 29 |
The end of loaf as we know it | 29 |
Test by lifting and balancing | 29 |
They have estates' rights | 29 |
The Queen City of the Rockies | 29 |
They're inclined to brood | 29 |
The peacock was sacred to her | 29 |
They're home on the range | 29 |
The Glass Bead Game author | 29 |
The Say ___ Kid (Willie Mays) | 29 |
The Father of Science Fiction | 29 |
The "H" of H. C. L. | 29 |
Talk about in an indirect way | 29 |
They can help you get started | 29 |
Top 40 station's playlist | 29 |
They're taken from a bong | 29 |
Transient who travels by rail | 29 |
Turns over in one's plot? | 29 |
Takes the lion's share of | 29 |
Turner's title film buddy | 29 |
Tribe known for kachina dolls | 29 |
They frequently become locked | 29 |
The Beverly Wilshire, for one | 29 |
Tricky situation to deal with | 29 |
Title for Elizabeth II: Abbr. | 29 |
They fill up the day, briefly | 29 |
Techie's address starter? | 29 |
Tribe also called the Wyandot | 29 |
Thatch-roofed dwelling, maybe | 29 |
Trance state resembling sleep | 29 |
Two-nation European peninsula | 29 |
ThinkPad maker, before Lenovo | 29 |
Trade watchdog of old (abbr.) | 29 |