Seat of Stearns County, Minn. | 29 |
Largest of the Virgin Islands | 29 |
Seine-___ (French department) | 29 |
The E.P.A. issues them: Abbr. | 29 |
Jeanne d'Arc, e.g.: Abbr. | 29 |
Thérèse, for one: Abbr. | 29 |
Abbr. before an office number | 29 |
Québec's Mont-___-Anne | 29 |
Pious person, in Paris: Abbr. | 29 |
OntarioÂ’s Sault ___ Marie | 29 |
Ontario's Sault ___ Marie | 29 |
Jeanne d'Arc, e.g. (Abbr) | 29 |
Geneviève or Jeanne: Abbr. | 29 |
Chateau ___ Michelle wineries | 29 |
Chateau ___ Michelle vineyard | 29 |
Word after bed or before fast | 29 |
Entree for newscaster Sawyer? | 29 |
Comparison shopper's find | 29 |
Base runner's achievement | 29 |
Challenges catchers, in a way | 29 |
One way to get closer to home | 29 |
The Clermont's propellant | 29 |
When a kettle starts boiling? | 29 |
Like a shower door, sometimes | 29 |
Candlemaker's need (Var.) | 29 |
T. S. Eliot's middle name | 29 |
Transport for Prince Charming | 29 |
Peel's classic TV partner | 29 |
Cowboy's trusty companion | 29 |
Macnee's '60s TV role | 29 |
What tuning forks are made of | 29 |
Stones "___ Wheels" | 29 |
Andrew Carnegie's product | 29 |
Addison's writing partner | 29 |
Literary associate of Addison | 29 |
Trooper Duffy portrayer on TV | 29 |
Good surname for a blacksmith | 29 |
"The Tatler" writer | 29 |
Where heavy metal was founded | 29 |
Dutch painter: 1626–79 | 29 |
Likely to cause sticker shock | 29 |
Necessitate a change in gears | 29 |
How gas prices sometimes rise | 29 |
It's at home on the range | 29 |
Immigrants' accommodation | 29 |
Liner's cheapest quarters | 29 |
Passenger ships' sections | 29 |
Ones at the helm, essentially | 29 |
Use it to find the right path | 29 |
Hoofers on the Chisholm Trail | 29 |
Stow, as in a ship's hold | 29 |
Edberg who won two Wimbledons | 29 |
She wrote about Mrs. Reynolds | 29 |
Leo, Ruth and daughter Gloria | 29 |
Discount clothing store chain | 29 |
Paul McCartney's daughter | 29 |
___ Artois, beer from Belgium | 29 |
Outstanding, as a performance | 29 |
Round of Belgian beers, maybe | 29 |
___ fire (electric discharge) | 29 |
Stop the flow of, as a liquid | 29 |
Prepare to turn, on the slope | 29 |
Part of a flower or wineglass | 29 |
Derive, with "from" | 29 |
Fragile parts of some glasses | 29 |
Sheppard and Turpin's gun | 29 |
"Nana" star in 1934 | 29 |
Soldier of Fortune actress | 29 |
Lanchester's contemporary | 29 |
Sewage treatment plant output | 29 |
Name enshrined at Cooperstown | 29 |
Testimony recorder, for short | 29 |
One used to being dictated to | 29 |
Winnie Winkle of comics, e.g. | 29 |
One whose boss is a dictator? | 29 |
One who works for a dictator? | 29 |
Exec's brain, on occasion | 29 |
Court reporters' machines | 29 |
It's useful for dictators | 29 |
It's often used in a pool | 29 |
Ones copying from Dictaphones | 29 |
Surgeon's insert, perhaps | 29 |
Resign, with "down" | 29 |
Part of assembly instructions | 29 |
One-twelfth of the AA program | 29 |
One of 12 at support meetings | 29 |
You might need to watch yours | 29 |
Word with forward or backward | 29 |
Two-___ (fox trot forerunner) | 29 |
Aerobic instructor's word | 29 |
Accelerate, with “up” | 29 |
1979 Einstein Medal recipient | 29 |
''It'' writer | 29 |
"Underwear" of yore | 29 |
"Give her the gas!" | 29 |
Cinderella's mother, e.g. | 29 |
Extensive plain without trees | 29 |
Choreographer's specialty | 29 |
Rome's Spanish attraction | 29 |
One of an evil fairy tale duo | 29 |