Award named for a mystery writer | 32 |
The F.B.I.'s J. _____ Hoover | 32 |
Tarzan creator __ Rice Burroughs | 32 |
Annual literary prize since 1946 | 32 |
Albino rocker with a 1973 #1 hit | 32 |
Unlikely call during a coin flip | 32 |
Kind of piece in a jigsaw puzzle | 32 |
Barely won, with "out" | 32 |
Easy jigsaw pieces to start with | 32 |
How to put a coin in a coin slot | 32 |
How some can't get a word in | 32 |
Fruitcake and plum pudding, e.g. | 32 |
1982 George Plimpton best seller | 32 |
'Sopranos' actress Falco | 32 |
"Wizard" born in Milan | 32 |
Sec. of the Navy: 1939–40 | 32 |
Make a long story short, perhaps | 32 |
Tend to some p's and q's | 32 |
Make changes to, as a manuscript | 32 |
Look for grammatical errors, say | 32 |
Bowdlerize, with "out" | 32 |
Archie's "dingbat" | 32 |
"Dombey and Son" woman | 32 |
Martyred Carmelite nun ___ Stein | 32 |
Sitcom wife with a grating voice | 32 |
One of Willie Morris's roles | 32 |
Gets to work on "Time" | 32 |
''Mayor'' author | 32 |
'80s Gracie Mansion resident | 32 |
"So Big" author Ferber | 32 |
Ferber of "Giant" fame | 32 |
Animated schoolteacher Krabappel | 32 |
"So Big" writer Ferber | 32 |
Name meaning "delight" | 32 |
Indianan Parker who lived to 114 | 32 |
Ferber who wrote “Giant” | 32 |
Dame played by an Australian guy | 32 |
'So Big' novelist Ferber | 32 |
___ Ferber, Kaufman collaborator | 32 |
Novelists Ferber and O'Brien | 32 |
Underground role of '50s TV? | 32 |
Tokugawa shogunate seat of power | 32 |
Tokyo, in the days of the shogun | 32 |
Tokugawa shogunate's capital | 32 |
Esau's descendants' land | 32 |
Ancient region near the Dead Sea | 32 |
Early dweller along the Dead Sea | 32 |
TV's McMahon and O'Neill | 32 |
Trixie's husband and Bradley | 32 |
Some journalism grads, for short | 32 |
Self-appointed group, for short? | 32 |
Hollywood's Harris and Helms | 32 |
Correctional workers, for short? | 32 |
Bradley and Trixie's husband | 32 |
Car introduced in September 1957 | 32 |
Bomb developed in the 1950's | 32 |
Auto with Teletouch transmission | 32 |
___ Bryant Ford, Henry's son | 32 |
Cars with Teletouch transmission | 32 |
Bombs produced in the 1950's | 32 |
Summer setting in Syracuse, N.Y. | 32 |
Most Mets games are on it: Abbr. | 32 |
Equivalent of A.S.T., for clocks | 32 |
University e-mail address suffix | 32 |
Student's Web address ending | 32 |
Part of college e-mail addresses | 32 |
End of most university web sites | 32 |
End of an academic email address | 32 |
University e-mail address ending | 32 |
StudentÂ’s e-mail addr. ender | 32 |
Part of a prof's Web address | 32 |
Part of a freshman's address | 32 |
Part of a college e-mail address | 32 |
Follower of "harvard." | 32 |
Ending of many an e-mail address | 32 |
End of a professor's address | 32 |
Brother of Thos. or Robt., maybe | 32 |
Astronaut Aldrin's real name | 32 |
Title subject of a 1994 film bio | 32 |
"Grand" ice cream name | 32 |
Ice cream company founder Joseph | 32 |
Ben & Jerry's competitor | 32 |
Org. that predated 1993's EU | 32 |
NAFTA's overseas predecessor | 32 |
Nafta's overseas counterpart | 32 |
Gp. formed by the Treaty of Rome | 32 |
Common Market abbreviation, once | 32 |
ASUS laptop with a 7-inch screen | 32 |
It's widely worn on the feet | 32 |
Indication of big shoes to fill? | 32 |
Incredibly wide shoe designation | 32 |
Some doctor's reading: Abbr. | 32 |
Record of neurons firing (abbr.) | 32 |
Pieces of one's mind?: Abbr. | 32 |
Flat ones are extremely bad news | 32 |
Word in a comic balloon, perhaps | 32 |
Interjection upon seeing a mouse | 32 |
Popular course in Korean cuisine | 32 |
Its skin is used to make wallets | 32 |
It might have an electric organ? | 32 |