Mexican revolutionary ___ Villa | 31 |
Black-and-white symbol of China | 31 |
Stuffed carnival prize, perhaps | 31 |
One of the 2008 Olympic mascots | 31 |
Bear that doesn't hibernate | 31 |
"The Last Ship" event | 31 |
One of several on a French door | 31 |
Word with instrument or control | 31 |
Like some rooms in the basement | 31 |
Like a finished basement, often | 31 |
Cause of a Wall Street sell-off | 31 |
Item pressed in a bad situation | 31 |
Tried to catch one's breath | 31 |
One-third of a three-piece suit | 31 |
"Keep it in your ___" | 31 |
Film director Pier ___ Pasolini | 31 |
Francesca's ill-fated lover | 31 |
Ernest Hemingway's nickname | 31 |
Bear whose porridge was too hot | 31 |
Nickname for Hemingway or Haydn | 31 |
Haiti's ______ Doc Duvalier | 31 |
Celebrity-chasing photographers | 31 |
Two of a '60s vocal quartet | 31 |
John Phillips and Denny Doherty | 31 |
Half of Cass Elliot's group | 31 |
Half of a 60's folk quartet | 31 |
Post in Washington, for example | 31 |
Gadget that makes three U-turns | 31 |
Nothing to be afraid of, really | 31 |
Its roar is worse than its bite | 31 |
Its bark is worse than its bite | 31 |
"Hair" producer, 1967 | 31 |
Standard score on a golf course | 31 |
Golfer's goal, at the least | 31 |
Something one might try out for | 31 |
Score "saved" in golf | 31 |
ItÂ’s two more than an eagle | 31 |
It's something to shoot for | 31 |
It's good to shoot under it | 31 |
Certain swingers try to make it | 31 |
Beginning for "legal" | 31 |
Prefix with "trooper" | 31 |
Prefix with "sailing" | 31 |
Attorney's aide, informally | 31 |
33-million circulation magazine | 31 |
Celebrated Mardi Gras, in a way | 31 |
What Halloween lips are made of | 31 |
Professional helpers, for short | 31 |
Skydive and then hit the slopes | 31 |
One might get stuck in the sand | 31 |
Diminish, with "down" | 31 |
Remove the skin of, as an apple | 31 |
City of Light, in a Porter song | 31 |
"Gay" capital of song | 31 |
Gadget for someone on K.P. duty | 31 |
They'll get under your skin | 31 |
City in which to get plastered? | 31 |
Saint-Saëns's birthplace | 31 |
President Sarkozy's capital | 31 |
Kidnapper of Menelaus' wife | 31 |
It was liberated in August 1944 | 31 |
City of Maine Texas and France | 31 |
County counterpart in Louisiana | 31 |
"Put your rear down!" | 31 |
It has a mortgage value of $175 | 31 |
Veal or chicken dish, for short | 31 |
Prosciutto di ___ (Italian ham) | 31 |
The "Athens of Italy" | 31 |
"Cheesy" Italian city | 31 |
Conditional release from prison | 31 |
Let out of prison conditionally | 31 |
Prisoner released conditionally | 31 |
Conditionally released prisoner | 31 |
Henry VIII's last Catherine | 31 |
Scored between birdie and bogey | 31 |
Bird that imitates human speech | 31 |
Does better than bogey the hole | 31 |
To Watson, these are elementary | 31 |
Certain Zoroastrian sect member | 31 |
Ex ___ (type of legal decision) | 31 |
Like star-crossed lovers, maybe | 31 |
Opening installment of a series | 31 |
What a junker might be good for | 31 |
Exceptional candidate for music | 31 |
Blindly loyal voting, of a sort | 31 |
Step that may be 'faux' | 31 |
"Doctor Zhivago" part | 31 |
El ___ (city on the Rio Grande) | 31 |
Take advantage of a broken line | 31 |
Like hula hoops or skate boards | 31 |
Was successfully disguised (as) | 31 |
Get a little richer in Monopoly | 31 |
Earn $200 in Monopoly, possibly | 31 |
It's also known as a maypop | 31 |
Become eligible to practice law | 31 |
Time traveler's destination | 31 |
It might come back to haunt you | 31 |
Can't live there, musically | 31 |
Wary employers investigate them | 31 |
They may be sordid or checkered | 31 |