One of a nursery rhyme couple | 29 |
Famously fussy pair of diners | 29 |
Duo of a children's rhyme | 29 |
Take as much space as you can | 29 |
Did an exterminator's job | 29 |
Football bettor's concern | 29 |
Peanut butter and jelly, e.g. | 29 |
Butter and cream cheese, e.g. | 29 |
Cause of a mattress collapse? | 29 |
Slinky going down the stairs? | 29 |
Behave like a jack-in-the-box | 29 |
Heinrich Heine's greeting | 29 |
Yankee's stint down south | 29 |
Sprayer group for fire safety | 29 |
Some track-and-field training | 29 |
Spar for a leg-of-mutton sail | 29 |
Cocktails lacking hard liquor | 29 |
Deep-fried Chinese appetizers | 29 |
Metal left over after casting | 29 |
Moved suddenly, as a trapdoor | 29 |
Able to move like Jagger, say | 29 |
Moving well for one's age | 29 |
Ejecting, as a volcano (Var.) | 29 |
Fungus that smolders when lit | 29 |
Music genre for the spirited? | 29 |
Cheap grade of expensive yarn | 29 |
Stratego piece with a monocle | 29 |
One with a code name, perhaps | 29 |
Miniature surveillance gadget | 29 |
Porsche model of the '50s | 29 |
Secret observer's opening | 29 |
Watch through binoculars, say | 29 |
Former NBC hidden camera show | 29 |
Where thunderstorms may occur | 29 |
End of an Einsteinian formula | 29 |
Sufficiently close to 90º? | 29 |
Like Dick Tracy or Mark Trail | 29 |
They don't harmonize well | 29 |
Equiangular cranking devices? | 29 |
Take a catcher's position | 29 |
Baseball catcher's stance | 29 |
Embarrassed parrot's cry? | 29 |
Office chair problem, perhaps | 29 |
Like bridge players, at times | 29 |
Made it out of a packed aisle | 29 |
Words after "fresh" | 29 |
"Nautilus" attacker | 29 |
Tool for a medieval handyman? | 29 |
Moniker for a younger sibling | 29 |
Making a walking-in-mud sound | 29 |
Mme.'s Spanish equivalent | 29 |
Mmes.' Latin counterparts | 29 |
Word before "Lanka" | 29 |
What many an Indian is called | 29 |
Part of Ceylon's new name | 29 |
Eastern holy men's titles | 29 |
Full house indicator, briefly | 29 |
Broadway latecomer's sign | 29 |
Sign of a sold out attraction | 29 |
Initials indicating a sellout | 29 |
Signs of success on B'way | 29 |
They're in their last yr. | 29 |
Prom committee members: Abbr. | 29 |
College interviewees, briefly | 29 |
Next yr.'s frosh, perhaps | 29 |
Juniors' superiors: Abbr. | 29 |
Title for Miss Mexico?: Abbr. | 29 |
Some misses overseas, briefly | 29 |
Misses at a bullfight?: Abbr. | 29 |
Yachting direction, sometimes | 29 |
Scranton-to-Philadelphia dir. | 29 |
One way the wind blows: Abbr. | 29 |
One of 16 basic rhumbs: Abbr. | 29 |
Niagara Falls-to-Buffalo dir. | 29 |
K.C.-to-Little Rock direction | 29 |
Heading from Ottawa to N.Y.C. | 29 |
Gander to St John's dir. | 29 |
From Bakersfield to L.A., say | 29 |
Frederickton to St. John dir. | 29 |
Dir. from Bismarck to Wichita | 29 |
Bakersfield-to-L.A. direction | 29 |
USAF rank above Senior Airman | 29 |
Admonition to a cinema gabber | 29 |
Retiree-paying program: Abbr. | 29 |
Payment for the needy (abbr.) | 29 |
Job-application datum (Abbr.) | 29 |
Lifelong assignment, briefly? | 29 |
Job application datum (Abbr.) | 29 |
Some employee data, for short | 29 |
Identity theft targets: Abbr. | 29 |
Email scam targets, for short | 29 |
Outdated geopolitical letters | 29 |
Russian political unit: Abbr. | 29 |
Pre-1991 Georgia, e.g.: Abbr. | 29 |
One of two UN charter members | 29 |
Old Black Sea borderer: Abbr. | 29 |
Moscow satellite state: Abbr. | 29 |
Member of an old union: Abbr. | 29 |
Kazakhstan, until 1991: Abbr. | 29 |
Georgia and Estonia, formerly | 29 |