| Key figure in a 1980s scandal | 29 |
| TV's Ashley and Mary-Kate | 29 |
| Capital of the northwest U.S. | 29 |
| Airline once owned by Onassis | 29 |
| Washington's __ Peninsula | 29 |
| Women's issue, familiarly | 29 |
| Mike of "Yes, Dear" | 29 |
| He owned "Dem Bums" | 29 |
| Jason of 'Terra Nova' | 29 |
| Poet with a German influence? | 29 |
| Ruminants' third stomachs | 29 |
| Official who hears complaints | 29 |
| "____ 1111!11!1!!1" | 29 |
| Like one with all the answers | 29 |
| They'll try most anything | 29 |
| Out ___ (precariously placed) | 29 |
| Candelabra's place, often | 29 |
| One way to be run out of town | 29 |
| "___ Boat to China" | 29 |
| Thing to press to get started | 29 |
| They're pressed for power | 29 |
| "Walk __": 1964 hit | 29 |
| Prescription description part | 29 |
| Start of a Socratic quotation | 29 |
| How some salespeople are paid | 29 |
| Like many teens at the movies | 29 |
| How some movies are delivered | 29 |
| Like some cable movie viewing | 29 |
| How some things are available | 29 |
| TV's "___ Time" | 29 |
| "___ Time," TV show | 29 |
| Feature of the key of F major | 29 |
| Lonely child in a playground? | 29 |
| Second-largest lake in Europe | 29 |
| Second largest lake in Europe | 29 |
| Like many a Dale Murphy catch | 29 |
| Start of a message to the Met | 29 |
| They can be used when driving | 29 |
| Priest, in an Ogden Nash poem | 29 |
| Quarter-mile, for many tracks | 29 |
| It's a little over a yard | 29 |
| "___ in May . . . " | 29 |
| What Cher Bono, e.g., goes by | 29 |
| Old slang for a unique person | 29 |
| Embarassing spelling mistake? | 29 |
| Start of a quip by Lady Astor | 29 |
| Something it's good to be | 29 |
| John Wilkes Booth performance | 29 |
| It's to the left of a dot | 29 |
| Not quite direct, as a flight | 29 |
| Request from a coffee drinker | 29 |
| Request at Starbucks, perhaps | 29 |
| Life-size replica's ratio | 29 |
| It's marked with an arrow | 29 |
| What a candle might symbolize | 29 |
| Flavorful holder for hot beef | 29 |
| Like many magazines, nowadays | 29 |
| Spoiled brat, stereotypically | 29 |
| "Put the Blame ___" | 29 |
| "With God ___ Side" | 29 |
| Being displayed conspicuously | 29 |
| "NO RIGHT TURN ___" | 29 |
| When a right may be permitted | 29 |
| Pulling a plug while at work? | 29 |
| When some footballs are hiked | 29 |
| Available for public scrutiny | 29 |
| Suffix meaning 'word' | 29 |
| Trip-odometer initial reading | 29 |
| Aria from "Aïda" | 29 |
| "My life is an ___" | 29 |
| Where to get a public hearing | 29 |
| Common sight after a burglary | 29 |
| Part of modern tennis history | 29 |
| Swivel like an apartment door | 29 |
| You can take them in an alley | 29 |
| "___ Door, Richard" | 29 |
| Open oneÂ’s heart, perhaps | 29 |
| Of a serpent-worshiping group | 29 |
| Editorial writer, essentially | 29 |
| Weighing down Top 40 artists? | 29 |
| One with rose-colored glasses | 29 |
| Plant of the goosefoot family | 29 |
| Plant with spinachlike leaves | 29 |
| Warren Buffett's nickname | 29 |
| Calculus expert's concern | 29 |
| Some tape-recorded interviews | 29 |
| Fruit that makes you smarter? | 29 |
| Citrus eater's throwaways | 29 |
| Fine-grained carpentry supply | 29 |
| Some crickets and some snakes | 29 |
| Yell behind the lunch counter | 29 |
| Joe Walsh "___ Guy" | 29 |
| Légion d'honneur, e.g. | 29 |
| Command from le général | 29 |
| Old truck delivering cookies? | 29 |
| Opera first performed in 1762 | 29 |
| Many trendy health food items | 29 |
| Church musicians' choices | 29 |
| Their seats are called carols | 29 |
| Like the Mikado and Nanki-Poo | 29 |