| What a water softener removes | 29 |
| Immortal jazz bassist Charlie | 29 |
| Game with a windmill, usually | 29 |
| It's costly to empty them | 29 |
| Extremely simple visual style | 29 |
| Item for a tyro on the slopes | 29 |
| They provide limited coverage | 29 |
| The first Mrs. Richard Wagner | 29 |
| Pool pro Rudolf Wanderone Jr. | 29 |
| Small fish often used as bait | 29 |
| Like the labyrinth of Knossos | 29 |
| Clubs and diamonds, in bridge | 29 |
| Sad-sounding musical interval | 29 |
| Renaissance Faire entertainer | 29 |
| Governor General 1898 to 1904 | 29 |
| Coin collector's purchase | 29 |
| Quality of an electronic chip | 29 |
| They're taken at meetings | 29 |
| Like excessively small pupils | 29 |
| Something literally wonderful | 29 |
| Some Spanish Surrealist works | 29 |
| Start of a cosmetical inquiry | 29 |
| Perfume named for Baryshnikov | 29 |
| Slips up, as a dating service | 29 |
| New Yrok and New Jresey, e.g. | 29 |
| Lillian's seafood platter | 29 |
| Tiara winner in 1991 and 2000 | 29 |
| All the rockets in existence? | 29 |
| Setting for Faulkner or Twain | 29 |
| Contest winner from the South | 29 |
| One of fifty-one in a pageant | 29 |
| Recipient of a 1300-gem crown | 29 |
| Lady of the house, familiarly | 29 |
| Pageant owned by Donald Trump | 29 |
| F.D.R.'s secretary et al. | 29 |
| Stereotypical gangster leader | 29 |
| Doctor Jekyll's alter ego | 29 |
| Calls a spade a diamond, e.g. | 29 |
| 1954 #1 hit by the Chordettes | 29 |
| Like some political scandals? | 29 |
| Headgear for Anglican bishops | 29 |
| Versatile, as clothes outfits | 29 |
| Club soda, branch water, etc. | 29 |
| Underground rapper's demo | 29 |
| Ship's stern sail support | 29 |
| Org. for language specialists | 29 |
| Year in the reign of Philip I | 29 |
| Old Atari model, in old Rome? | 29 |
| Early Atari model, to Romans? | 29 |
| Jingle writers for the Mafia? | 29 |
| Object of tornado destruction | 29 |
| Hanging sculpture in Alabama? | 29 |
| Wandering garbage barge: 1987 | 29 |
| Most common, to statisticians | 29 |
| Like some statistical figures | 29 |
| 1903-04 cars sold only in red | 29 |
| "Total Woman" types | 29 |
| The story of snakes, updated? | 29 |
| King Arthur's evil nephew | 29 |
| Family in Eleanor Estes books | 29 |
| Much of San Bernardino County | 29 |
| Having a strip of spiked hair | 29 |
| Where a diamond is rated a 10 | 29 |
| Rib restaurant's handouts | 29 |
| River immortalized by Smetana | 29 |
| She's holding things down | 29 |
| 'Pretty in Pink' star | 29 |
| NOW president elected in 1987 | 29 |
| Eponymous associate of Stalin | 29 |
| Alouettes' ______ Stadium | 29 |
| First residence (last option) | 29 |
| Show that makes teens cringe? | 29 |
| Some soccer supporters, maybe | 29 |
| Where a parent faces hurdles? | 29 |
| Their larvae feed on milkweed | 29 |
| Discount sources for shoppers | 29 |
| Ball with a bet riding on it? | 29 |
| Lewinsky works out a lawsuit? | 29 |
| Broadway and Park Place venue | 29 |
| Winds during an Indian summer | 29 |
| Colleague of Phil and Geraldo | 29 |
| Fan of the Alouettes, perhaps | 29 |
| Sentimentalized nostalgically | 29 |
| Behaved like a lovesick swain | 29 |
| Garage rockers The ___ Suzuki | 29 |
| Drop drawers on actor Hudson? | 29 |
| Gem in a Wilkie Collins novel | 29 |
| Certain Armstrong collections | 29 |
| Michael Jackson autobiography | 29 |
| Place to land in Saskatchewan | 29 |
| One who dislikes unruly hair? | 29 |
| A company picnic could be one | 29 |
| Esai of "NYPD Blue" | 29 |
| Phrase from the 22d Amendment | 29 |
| Writer-turned-Utah carpenter? | 29 |
| Where a dope unloads a ship ? | 29 |
| Dots and dashes, collectively | 29 |
| Word in a Thomas Malory title | 29 |
| Hamilton's Angelo _______ | 29 |
| Git thar fustest with the ___ | 29 |