Basic protection from the elements | 34 |
Items in a Londoner's pantry | 32 |
Containers for food, in Canberra | 32 |
Decorates the Christmas tree, in a way | 38 |
Community with its Christmas decorations up? | 44 |
"The Day of the Locust" setting | 41 |
Like Jack Haley in "The Wizard of Oz"? | 48 |
Sheriff's badge in the Old West | 35 |
Henry Fonda film (with "The") | 39 |
1957 Henry Fonda film, with "The" | 43 |
What rockers' car windows have | 34 |
Turn glasses into sunglasses, maybe | 35 |
Wordsworth's "___ Abbey" | 38 |
Wordsworth's " . . . ___ Abbey" | 45 |
Artist's complaint re a drama | 33 |
Cartoon reporter with a fox terrier named Snowy | 47 |
Rio ___, multinational coal-mining giant | 40 |
Painter whose name means "little dyer" | 48 |
His self-portrait is in the Louvre | 34 |
Famed Venetian painter: 16th century | 36 |
Shot from the Civil War, perhaps | 32 |
Shots from the Civil War, perhaps | 33 |
Not the fanciest eating utensils | 32 |
Character to whom the question was directed | 43 |
Nickname for Archibald of the Celtics | 37 |
Like Tim, in a story or on stage | 32 |
Facetious nickname for a big guy | 32 |
"___ Dancer" (Elton John song) | 40 |
"___ Alice" (Edward Albee play) | 41 |
"___ Alice," Albee play | 33 |
Elton John "Almost Famous" song | 41 |
Dickens character (and title of this puzzle) | 44 |
Ukulele player with a falsetto voice | 36 |
Singer who "tiptoed through the tulips" | 49 |
Scrooge became his second father | 32 |
Novelty singer born Herbert Khaury | 34 |
Late singer named for a Dickens character | 41 |
"Tip-Toe Thru' the Tulips" singer | 47 |
"God bless us every one!" speaker | 43 |
Potato products on the playground? | 34 |
Lasswell's "___ Pepe" | 35 |
Reunión de la familia attendee | 33 |
Mother's "hermano" | 32 |
"Muchacho"'s uncle | 32 |
"___ Pepe," Lasswell novel | 36 |
___ Rico (Spanish name for Scrooge McDuck) | 42 |
Gene Autry's Texas birthplace | 33 |
River in New York and Pennsylvania | 34 |
New York town on the Susquehanna | 32 |
New York county whose seat is Owego | 35 |
New York county near Pennsylvania | 33 |
New York county bordering Pennsylvania | 38 |
Suffix used to form abstract nouns | 34 |
Suffix meaning "the act of" | 37 |
Suffix for "orchestra" | 32 |
They have sobrinos and/or sobrinas | 34 |
Good thing that comes to those who wait? | 40 |
You leave it behind in a restaurant | 35 |
Part of an iceberg that's visible | 37 |
Leave something for the waitress | 32 |
It's usually left on the table | 34 |
Fifteen percent of a bill, perhaps | 34 |
Advice on one's grip, for instance | 38 |
Thing that comes to those who wait | 34 |
Subject of an anonymous call, maybe | 35 |
“Psst! Smarty Jones in the fifth!” | 42 |
Kind of jar in front of a bar band | 34 |
It's left in good restaurants | 33 |
It's left behind in good restaurants | 40 |
Good thing that comes to those who wait | 39 |
Fall, with ''over'' | 35 |
Caution beforehand, with "off" | 40 |
Broker : commission :: waitress : ___ | 37 |
"The dapple in the eighth," e.g. | 42 |
"Take the filly in the fifth," e.g. | 45 |
"Ooooooohhh ... On the TLC ___" | 41 |
"Lucky Lady in the fifth," for one | 44 |
''Lucky Lady in the fifth,'' e.g. | 49 |
"___-Tin," Spanish song | 33 |
Second effort success, in basketball | 36 |
Deflected field goal, in basketball | 35 |
Container next to a cash register, at times | 43 |
Where singles congregate in a bar? | 34 |
Place for extra notes on a piano? | 33 |
One might be found in a piano bar | 33 |
It might have "karma" written on it | 45 |
Container found on a Starbucks counter | 38 |
They're next to cash registers in coffeeshops | 49 |
A call here may lead to an arrest | 33 |
With a ___ the hat to (acknowledging, on blogs) | 47 |
"That's just the ___ the iceberg" | 47 |
"It's on the __ my tongue" | 40 |
"The ___ My Fingers," Arnold hit | 42 |
Visible part, belying ominous immensity | 39 |
Symbol of much greater hidden trouble | 37 |
Speaker of the House from 1977 to 1987 | 38 |
"Man of the House" autobiographer | 43 |
William Henry Harrison's nickname | 37 |
Sobriquet for William Henry Harrison | 36 |
Sir Michael ___, modern composer | 32 |