| Namesake of a Venice basilica | 29 |
| Eponym of a Venetian basilica | 29 |
| Catholic college near Oakland | 29 |
| Setting of a Bing Crosby film | 29 |
| Pou ___ (basis of operations) | 29 |
| Pou ___ (a place to stand on) | 29 |
| Portico, especially in Greece | 29 |
| Portico in Greek architecture | 29 |
| Where Zeno of Citium lectured | 29 |
| Origin of "stoical" | 29 |
| Zeno's outdoor classrooms | 29 |
| Sides of some ancient temples | 29 |
| Animals with brown summer fur | 29 |
| Like shelves pre-Black Friday | 29 |
| Standard & Poor's 500 | 29 |
| It's clipped at both ends | 29 |
| Giving nothing away, in a way | 29 |
| Figure skating medalist Elvis | 29 |
| Small-runway aircraft acronym | 29 |
| Adaptable aircraft, for short | 29 |
| Small runway craft, for short | 29 |
| Mil. plane for quick takeoffs | 29 |
| Brand New "You ___" | 29 |
| Destined for a chop shop, say | 29 |
| ___ bases (R. Henderson stat) | 29 |
| One way to a man's heart? | 29 |
| Fourteen pounds, in Liverpool | 29 |
| Sharon or Oliver of Hollywood | 29 |
| Chief Justice: 1941–46 | 29 |
| British equivalent of 14 lbs. | 29 |
| "Romancing the ___" | 29 |
| Creature prized for its claws | 29 |
| Plum peach or apricot e.g. | 29 |
| "State Fair" author | 29 |
| Behaved respectfully, perhaps | 29 |
| ___ out (attracted attention) | 29 |
| What Goldsmith's lady did | 29 |
| What you often do on the road | 29 |
| What a raised hand may signal | 29 |
| Cry after the sound of a bell | 29 |
| "Whoa. Whoa. Whoa." | 29 |
| "Put a cork in it!" | 29 |
| The two things tires do best? | 29 |
| Pull into, as a weigh station | 29 |
| Like bumper-to-bumper traffic | 29 |
| Like traffic in a traffic jam | 29 |
| Like some frustrating traffic | 29 |
| Shout after a purse-snatching | 29 |
| Visit the local watering hole | 29 |
| "Now cut that out!" | 29 |
| No-trump declarer's needs | 29 |
| They're located on organs | 29 |
| Places where boards are made? | 29 |
| "The buck ___ here" | 29 |
| Not liable to perish, as food | 29 |
| Place to put rarely used junk | 29 |
| Basement's purpose, maybe | 29 |
| One who squirrels things away | 29 |
| Where you buy physical albums | 29 |
| Having legendary associations | 29 |
| "Likely" narratives | 29 |
| Hera turned Antigone into one | 29 |
| Baby deliverers, symbolically | 29 |
| Zones of frequent bad weather | 29 |
| Refuge during violent weather | 29 |
| Member of an assaulting party | 29 |
| Uproar over a disputed matter | 29 |
| Distance covered by a flight? | 29 |
| TV advertiser's prep work | 29 |
| Plot of a Willa Cather novel? | 29 |
| Site of many stirring moments | 29 |
| Place to get fried or toasted | 29 |
| Pack in the overhead bin, say | 29 |
| Vermont Ski Museum's home | 29 |
| Two U.S. writers and Brummell | 29 |
| Harriet Beecher's in-laws | 29 |
| Harriet's breakfast eggs? | 29 |
| Part of the Armored AutoGroup | 29 |
| Scott Weiland band, for short | 29 |
| Brand of power steering fluid | 29 |
| Patron of Ireland, familiarly | 29 |
| March celebration, informally | 29 |
| Capital on the Mississippi R. | 29 |
| Spring break locale, casually | 29 |
| Southern resort city, briefly | 29 |
| Gatekeeper, according to some | 29 |
| Brother of the Apostle Andrew | 29 |
| Where Charlemagne was crowned | 29 |
| Site of a Bernini baldacchino | 29 |
| Guarneri's kin, for short | 29 |
| Expensive instrument, briefly | 29 |
| Violin that may cost millions | 29 |
| Treasured instrument, briefly | 29 |
| Guarneri's kin for short | 29 |
| Expensive strings, familiarly | 29 |
| Fellini's 'La --' | 29 |
| "La ___," 1954 film | 29 |
| Escape artist's challenge | 29 |
| Former Chiefs' coach Hank | 29 |
| Coming-of-age film about DNA? | 29 |