Major's follower in Britain | 31 |
"Tiger" man of poetry | 31 |
"10" director Edwards | 31 |
It may be shifted or shouldered | 31 |
Unlimited expenses, so to speak | 31 |
Pancake, when holding a sausage | 31 |
Comprehensive protection system | 31 |
Be excessively loud, as a radio | 31 |
What loudspeakers do, sometimes | 31 |
Lesage novel "Gil __" | 31 |
Lesage book "Gil ___" | 31 |
Criticize in no uncertain terms | 31 |
What colors may do in hot water | 31 |
It's often seen over a bowl | 31 |
"No Rain" (___ Melon) | 31 |
Hip-hop pawn shop transactions? | 31 |
Pancakes served with sour cream | 31 |
Something you use at every turn | 31 |
Spot of light on a radar screen | 31 |
Tea Partiers, in Congress, e.g. | 31 |
Countries in a special alliance | 31 |
Word with chopping or stumbling | 31 |
House wrecker's big brother | 31 |
"Ulysses" protagonist | 31 |
Dab at with a towel, as a spill | 31 |
Blemish on one's reputation | 31 |
Blemish on one's escutcheon | 31 |
Like chances not taken, perhaps | 31 |
Sandwich often served with mayo | 31 |
Noted three-ingredient sandwich | 31 |
It's often served with mayo | 31 |
They're made in short order | 31 |
Short orders in a luncheonette? | 31 |
Popular diner orders, for short | 31 |
Judy Blume novel about bullying | 31 |
Traditional color for baby boys | 31 |
Place for a student's essay | 31 |
Of certain wage-earning workers | 31 |
Judgment on a book's cover? | 31 |
Brief endorsement for an author | 31 |
Display embarrassment, in a way | 31 |
Round-the-world traveler Nellie | 31 |
Globetrotting journalist of old | 31 |
Elizabeth Seaman's pen name | 31 |
1889 newsmaking circumnavigator | 31 |
Physical measurement, for short | 31 |
Stunt biker's bike, briefly | 31 |
"B'rith" preceder | 31 |
It could put the squeeze on you | 31 |
They're covered in feathers | 31 |
"We're #1!," e.g. | 31 |
Love ____ : popular TV series | 31 |
Obed's father, in the Bible | 31 |
Hairstyle with a man's name | 31 |
Go up and down, as in the water | 31 |
Former wrestling star __ Brazil | 31 |
Gliding Winter Olympics vehicle | 31 |
Creator of "Cop Rock" | 31 |
"L.A. Law" co-creator | 31 |
___ ripper (historical romance) | 31 |
What you take everywhere you go | 31 |
It needs work after a collision | 31 |
Chalk outline indication, maybe | 31 |
It doesn't sell trampolines | 31 |
Uitlander foe: 1899–1902 | 31 |
Participant in an 1899 conflict | 31 |
Englishman's foe: 1899-1902 | 31 |
___ War (Churchill's first) | 31 |
They fought the British in 1900 | 31 |
South Africans of Dutch descent | 31 |
"Keep your distance!" | 31 |
Encumber, with "down" | 31 |
"Maltese Falcon" star | 31 |
Five-time A.L. batting champion | 31 |
Leader of the original Rat Pack | 31 |
Blip on a radar screen, perhaps | 31 |
Affectionate Hollywood nickname | 31 |
Nobel physicist in 1922 or 1975 | 31 |
Father-and-son Nobel physicists | 31 |
Bring to 212 degrees Fahrenheit | 31 |
County whose seat is Idaho City | 31 |
Florida's ___ Singing Tower | 31 |
New Mexico's state neckwear | 31 |
Arizona's official neckwear | 31 |
Ben Lee song that hightails it? | 31 |
Completely unexpected happening | 31 |
__ Dea: Roman fertility goddess | 31 |
Material for quality stationery | 31 |
McGwire topper, in record books | 31 |
Study hard, with "up" | 31 |
Have sex with, in puerile slang | 31 |
Like many Edwardian era collars | 31 |
She plays Denise Huxtable on TV | 31 |
It's not played with sticks | 31 |
Strike on the head, in cartoons | 31 |
Cruise down the Rhine, perhaps? | 31 |
Pro ____ (like some legal work) | 31 |
Employee of the Month incentive | 31 |
Word that leads to some starts? | 31 |
Reaction dreaded by a performer | 31 |