Small fish often used as bait | 29 |
Sad-sounding musical interval | 29 |
Something literally wonderful | 29 |
Some Spanish Surrealist works | 29 |
Start of a cosmetical inquiry | 29 |
Slips up, as a dating service | 29 |
Setting for Faulkner or Twain | 29 |
Stereotypical gangster leader | 29 |
Ship's stern sail support | 29 |
She's holding things down | 29 |
Show that makes teens cringe? | 29 |
Some soccer supporters, maybe | 29 |
Sentimentalized nostalgically | 29 |
Snowbird's vehicle, maybe | 29 |
Soft drink debut of the 1970s | 29 |
Superman's impish nemesis | 29 |
Scavenging Southern food fish | 29 |
Seven-time N.L. batting champ | 29 |
Strains to hear on the phone? | 29 |
Sherlock Holmes's brother | 29 |
Store I most like to shop at? | 29 |
Start of a wife's comment | 29 |
Snack item next to a dip bowl | 29 |
Self-replicating sci-fi cells | 29 |
Shah ___-ed-Din: 19th century | 29 |
Simon Wiesenthal's quarry | 29 |
Senegalese singer Youssou ___ | 29 |
Second or third, for instance | 29 |
Seven-time Orange Bowl champs | 29 |
Saul's uncle: I Samuel 14 | 29 |
Stockholders like to see them | 29 |
Sellers of papers, informally | 29 |
Sinatra-Minnelli show-stopper | 29 |
Sign on a painting, sometimes | 29 |
San __: holiday VIP, in Italy | 29 |
Start of some campus graffiti | 29 |
Stream filled with pacifiers? | 29 |
Some Japanese-Americans: Var. | 29 |
Set an arrow into a bowstring | 29 |
Shem's father, in Lourdes | 29 |
San Francisco's -- Valley | 29 |
Sign in NASA's cafeteria? | 29 |
Six-time All-Star Garciaparra | 29 |
Something often written under | 29 |
Something expected of tyrants | 29 |
Sign for a standing-only bar? | 29 |
Scratch-farmer's fantasy? | 29 |
Short tales, from the Italian | 29 |
Seller of miscellaneous gifts | 29 |
Scruff, on a "chat" | 29 |
Silver coin of ancient Greece | 29 |
Situated away from the middle | 29 |
Soviet police before N.K.V.D. | 29 |
Swedish Nobelist in Economics | 29 |
Scene of 1990 Mohawk uprising | 29 |
Suffix used in names of acids | 29 |
Solo at Popeye's wedding? | 29 |
Start of a Socratic quotation | 29 |
Second-largest lake in Europe | 29 |
Second largest lake in Europe | 29 |
Start of a message to the Met | 29 |
Start of a quip by Lady Astor | 29 |
Something it's good to be | 29 |
Spoiled brat, stereotypically | 29 |
Suffix meaning 'word' | 29 |
Swivel like an apartment door | 29 |
Some tape-recorded interviews | 29 |
Some crickets and some snakes | 29 |
Seat of Clearwater Co., Idaho | 29 |
Start of a lament from Juliet | 29 |
Sport-ute or dirtbike (abbr.) | 29 |
Screenwriter's submission | 29 |
Sketched the main features of | 29 |
Showed greater endurance than | 29 |
Suffered serious consequences | 29 |
Sleepovers with pillow fights | 29 |
Site of a 1943 Allied victory | 29 |
Sports legends Jim and Arnold | 29 |
Shriver gets off her soapbox? | 29 |
Satisfies, as baser instincts | 29 |
Sentence using all 26 letters | 29 |
Strawberry daiquiri accessory | 29 |
Standard for a long golf hole | 29 |
Shore of "Bio-Dome" | 29 |
Seller of small chess pieces? | 29 |
Subject for a Millet painting | 29 |
Simon of "Hot Fuzz" | 29 |
Some are accepted in football | 29 |
Source of some jail violence? | 29 |
Stereotypical Middle American | 29 |
Shakespeare's shrew tamer | 29 |
Singer and part-time reporter | 29 |
Sect opposed to the Sadducees | 29 |
Study making sound judgments? | 29 |
Software for touch-up artists | 29 |
Sauced with lemon and parsley | 29 |
Select speedy news-gatherers? | 29 |
Seaside outing? [1955*, 1954] | 29 |
Song about a venison serving? | 29 |
Steals from the supply closet | 29 |