''__ Dinka Doo'' | 32 |
A&E series involving tattoos | 32 |
Gutenberg's assistant, maybe | 32 |
Your spouse's mother, to you | 32 |
Something acquired at a wedding? | 32 |
Rather than, with "of" | 32 |
Relegated to a state of oblivion | 32 |
How a trucker might go up a hill | 32 |
"Trust ___" (1937 hit) | 32 |
"Trust ___," 1934 song | 32 |
Situated farthest from the edges | 32 |
Deepest, as thoughts or feelings | 32 |
Traveler's stopover, perhaps | 32 |
Place with no vacancies, in Luke | 32 |
It had no room for pregnant Mary | 32 |
Doesn't get wrapped up well? | 32 |
''Tube'' lead-in | 32 |
The body's balance regulator | 32 |
"ER" cast member Laura | 32 |
Longtime civil rights leader Roy | 32 |
New Hampshire is famous for them | 32 |
Sea goddess who rescued Odysseus | 32 |
Participate, with "be" | 32 |
___ breath (spoken very rapidly) | 32 |
Playing an extra period, briefly | 32 |
Playing an extra NBA period, say | 32 |
Playing a fourth NHL period, say | 32 |
Impressive way to solve a puzzle | 32 |
How some people solve crosswords | 32 |
How prison tattoos may be etched | 32 |
Dictator's phrase, sometimes | 32 |
Walk-___ (surprise appointments) | 32 |
State Farm's business: Abbr. | 32 |
Advantages provided by nepotists | 32 |
"I know people" people | 32 |
Dedicate, as a book at a signing | 32 |
How backroom deals are conducted | 32 |
Like many Woody Allen characters | 32 |
Ad that falls out of a newspaper | 32 |
"Open mouth, ___ foot" | 32 |
Ad with a credit card bill, e.g. | 32 |
City center on an atlas, perhaps | 32 |
TV's "___ Edition" | 32 |
It often comes before many words | 32 |
A couple words before many words | 32 |
One who's not out all night? | 32 |
Go over with a fine-toothed comb | 32 |
J. Smithson endowed a famous one | 32 |
Administer the oath of office to | 32 |
'89 Stevie Ray Vaughan album | 32 |
Quality that can't be taught | 32 |
Some research facilities (abbr.) | 32 |
It's often compounded: Abbr. | 32 |
1099-__ (form prepared by banks) | 32 |
Spy's acquisition, for short | 32 |
"Leap ahead" sloganeer | 32 |
It may be hard to prove in court | 32 |
Hospital worker with a residency | 32 |
Worldwide anticrime organization | 32 |
"___ Wet," Shute novel | 32 |
The "I" in IHOP: Abbr. | 32 |
Not domestic, as a flight: Abbr. | 32 |
Like Olympic competitions: abbr. | 32 |
Like many large airports (abbr.) | 32 |
"___ each life . . . " | 32 |
"... and ___ the fire" | 32 |
Sondheim's ____ the Woods | 32 |
In debt up to one's eyeballs | 32 |
  Lock, stock and barrel | 32 |
Where work accumulates, for many | 32 |
Place for arriving office papers | 32 |
Intrude upon, as one's space | 32 |
Arctangent, vis-Ã -vis tangent | 32 |
You might get one before a party | 32 |
"Devil Inside" rockers | 32 |
Suffix with "restrict" | 32 |
Particle that's got a charge | 32 |
TV network formerly known as Pax | 32 |
Network formerly known as PAX TV | 32 |
It's attractive, to chemists | 32 |
Electron-deficient atom, perhaps | 32 |
New York college founded in 1940 | 32 |
Island off the coast of Scotland | 32 |
Historic Hebrides monastery site | 32 |
College in Westchester Co., N.Y. | 32 |
Skye of "Say Anything" | 32 |
One of the Nereids in Greek myth | 32 |
Theater of the absurd playwright | 32 |
"The Lesson" dramatist | 32 |
Alexander the Great conquered it | 32 |
Land colonized by ancient Greeks | 32 |
Ancient region where Phocaea was | 32 |
-- Sea, arm of the Mediterranean | 32 |
Mediterranean's deepest area | 32 |
They're never free of charge | 32 |
Carbonium and hydronium, for two | 32 |
What portable Apple products run | 32 |
Little bit of the Greek alphabet | 32 |
Broke poker player's promise | 32 |
Acknowledgment of debt, in brief | 32 |