Tough phrases for foreigners | 28 |
Target of a series of guides | 28 |
They might have feet of clay | 28 |
Transylvanian lab assistant? | 28 |
They like to bask in the sun | 28 |
Three on a grandfather clock | 28 |
The Philippines, to Philippe | 28 |
Tennis Hall of Famer Nastase | 28 |
Tennis Hall-of-Famer Nastase | 28 |
Two of Three Little Words | 28 |
Technological debuts of 1998 | 28 |
Texter's P.O.V. preceder | 28 |
The ___ (cruise destination) | 28 |
The "I" in ROYGBIV | 28 |
This turns Paul into a woman | 28 |
Tendency to remain unchanged | 28 |
Tigers third baseman Brandon | 28 |
Tattoo artist's supplies | 28 |
Tattoo parlor's supplies | 28 |
Thing that is always charged | 28 |
Take electrons from, perhaps | 28 |
They have pluses and minuses | 28 |
Toothpaste brand of the past | 28 |
Tax-deferred plan, for short | 28 |
TV weatherman ___ Joe Fisher | 28 |
Thing to roll over, in brief | 28 |
The personification of peace | 28 |
Three-time Tony winner Worth | 28 |
Tony winner Worth and others | 28 |
Tennessee's state flower | 28 |
Token in an old Monopoly set | 28 |
Tuesday worker, in a refrain | 28 |
They're numbered in golf | 28 |
They make wrinkles disappear | 28 |
Takes creases out of clothes | 28 |
They handle a lot of returns | 28 |
Tristan's operatic lover | 28 |
Trooper on the highway, e.g. | 28 |
Type style used for emphasis | 28 |
The Beatles' Let ____ | 28 |
Two movie stars dating, e.g. | 28 |
Tabloid blurbs about rockers | 28 |
The "se" in per se | 28 |
Tot's "little" | 28 |
The Addams' hairy cousin | 28 |
Tolstoy character ___ Ilyich | 28 |
Trump's Czech mate, once | 28 |
They're rigged up by RNs | 28 |
Tennessee Waltz beginning | 28 |
Tropical, insect-eating bird | 28 |
Toy with a surprising result | 28 |
Toy with a built-in surprise | 28 |
Two-faced deity's period | 28 |
They have a yen for business | 28 |
Traditional March birthstone | 28 |
Target of many a boxing blow | 28 |
They didn't stay at Shea | 28 |
The wind beneath your wings? | 28 |
Talks nonsense, in slanguage | 28 |
Title heroine in a Shaw play | 28 |
Two-time Oscars host Stewart | 28 |
Technique of ancient samurai | 28 |
The Green Hornet's valet | 28 |
The Green HornetÂ’s valet | 28 |
Tot's musical instrument | 28 |
Tool's Maynard James ___ | 28 |
Target of a good, swift kick | 28 |
The Daily Planet reporter | 28 |
TV journalist Arthur ____ | 28 |
Topper for Charles de Gaulle | 28 |
The Galloping Gourmet Graham | 28 |
They're just for openers | 28 |
They say the darndest things | 28 |
Tony-winning musical of 1954 | 28 |
Twittering Machine artist | 28 |
Threatening "meal" | 28 |
Three-time mayor of New York | 28 |
Tea Party congresswoman Noem | 28 |
The Wildcats of the N.C.A.A. | 28 |
The Bridge on the River ____ | 28 |
Type of retriever, for short | 28 |
They're bigger than poms | 28 |
The Iron ___ (Mrs. Thatcher) | 28 |
They rarely do clerical work | 28 |
Thursday NBC staple of yore | 28 |
The "one-L" priest | 28 |
Tour de France cyclist Floyd | 28 |
They're in Olympic pools | 28 |
TV's Mrs. Muir, Hope ___ | 28 |
Touch, as waves on the shore | 28 |
They're pulled in pulkas | 28 |
The Indianapolis 500 has 200 | 28 |
Texas vis-a-vis Rhode Island | 28 |
Treated with light, in a way | 28 |
Timmy's television pooch | 28 |
Traditional Hanukkah serving | 28 |
They shouldn't be broken | 28 |
Their suits come with briefs | 28 |
They may be seen in chambers | 28 |
Type of cholesterol, briefly | 28 |