Napoleon's cavalry commander | 32 |
Like many Sue Grafton characters | 32 |
British Columbia's ___ Lake | 32 |
Sitcom that premiered in '88 | 32 |
Educator Nicholas ___: 1862-1947 | 32 |
Athletic training may improve it | 32 |
"La Bohème" waltzer | 32 |
It may have a spinning ballerina | 32 |
Informal awards for poor bombing | 32 |
They can alleviate cold symptoms | 32 |
Grumbling under one's breath | 32 |
LGM-118A Peacekeepers, for short | 32 |
Elvis Costello's debut album | 32 |
Best Picture or Broadway musical | 32 |
Bill Clinton's autobiography | 32 |
Mid-February salutation, perhaps | 32 |
1995 Ellen DeGeneres best seller | 32 |
Nora in "The Thin Man" | 32 |
What the Liberty Trees demanded? | 32 |
Whitman's Song of ____ | 32 |
Whitman "song" subject | 32 |
"All By ___" Green Day | 32 |
"One, two, button ___" | 32 |
1936 Cole Porter song, literally | 32 |
Hollywood agent's proud cry? | 32 |
Generous words at the restaurant | 32 |
"Put away your wallet" | 32 |
"Alone" composer Brown | 32 |
Usti ___Labem, Czechoslovak city | 32 |
Henpecked husband's outburst | 32 |
Territories World Heritage Site | 32 |
Generics replace them, sometimes | 32 |
Option for first-time offenders? | 32 |
"___, they say, hae I" | 32 |
Norwegian explorer of the Arctic | 32 |
Ruth's mother-in-law et al. | 32 |
Family jewels, in juvenile slang | 32 |
Family of a memorable cartoonist | 32 |
"The Birdcage" co-star | 32 |
Source of a large reserve supply | 32 |
Winter, in a summer resort town? | 32 |
O. W. Holmes's was chambered | 32 |
Alien race in "Avatar" | 32 |
Coastal signals for battleships? | 32 |
Major Chicago tourist attraction | 32 |
MidshipmenÂ’s gridiron gains? | 32 |
Strict grammarians, pejoratively | 32 |
Series for certain conf. winners | 32 |
Belonging to a Big Three network | 32 |
The cast of "SNL," say | 32 |
On life support and unresponsive | 32 |
Def Leppard "High ___" | 32 |
Oscar winner Patricia and others | 32 |
One enamored of early Europeans? | 32 |
"Stay as ___ possible" | 32 |
What those with maps hope to get | 32 |
Sparse '82 Springsteen album | 32 |
Drinks that are sometimes peachy | 32 |
Borrower's question (Part 3) | 32 |
Otis Corporation's question? | 32 |
Some things are revealed on this | 32 |
Old Testament book before Esther | 32 |
Figure seen on the lunar surface | 32 |
Operatic toast of two continents | 32 |
Crayola color introduced in 1990 | 32 |
Mythical elixir of forgetfulness | 32 |
Mice Morty and Ferdie, to Mickey | 32 |
Huey, Dewey and Louie, to Donald | 32 |
Poseidon's Roman counterpart | 32 |
Planet eighth nearest to the sun | 32 |
Steamer sunk by a U-boat in 1941 | 32 |
Like a cruel, profligate emperor | 32 |
Orange tree oil used in perfumes | 32 |
Saul's uncle and grandfather | 32 |
Saul's grandfather and uncle | 32 |
Roman emperor: A.D. 96–98 | 32 |
Some parts for a fearless robot? | 32 |
Wall-to-wall hatchlings, perhaps | 32 |
Chocolate-and-crisped-rice candy | 32 |
Nods from a New Jersey hoopster? | 32 |
Shot that's tricky to return | 32 |
Alternative to AOL or CompuServe | 32 |
Socializes for business purposes | 32 |
Chains heard from coast to coast | 32 |
Pain along the course of a nerve | 32 |
Half a Leeward Island federation | 32 |
Russia's St. Alexander _____ | 32 |
Brainstorming product, hopefully | 32 |
Result of a successful interview | 32 |
What innovators "cast" | 32 |
Publications from special groups | 32 |
It's brought in with parties | 32 |
Like a technology in development | 32 |
Annual non-athletic sports event | 32 |
Chi. Bears and N.Y. Giants, e.g. | 32 |
Unavailable, at a gallery: Abbr. | 32 |
Vanuatu's former name: Abbr. | 32 |
Connecticut town near New London | 32 |
Japanese count of baseball hats? | 32 |
"You did a great job!" | 32 |