Sing "nyah-nyah" to | 29 |
Hint of other song during jam | 29 |
Little girl's play dishes | 29 |
Service at an afternoon party | 29 |
Mad Hatter's party pieces | 29 |
Dollhouse cups, saucers, etc. | 29 |
Busy place, 4:00 P.M., London | 29 |
Worker who may create a stir? | 29 |
Late afternoons in Kensington | 29 |
Source of an aromatherapy oil | 29 |
Cart bearing brewed beverages | 29 |
Engineering school, for short | 29 |
Word with Georgia or Virginia | 29 |
Word before school or support | 29 |
The 'T' of MIT: Abbr. | 29 |
Kind of support for a PC user | 29 |
Computer repairer, familiarly | 29 |
PC troubleshooters, for short | 29 |
Massachusetts senator Kennedy | 29 |
Lou's dimwitted anchorman | 29 |
Former Alaska senator Stevens | 29 |
Cryogenically frozen Williams | 29 |
Common news group, supposedly | 29 |
Bill's excellent sidekick | 29 |
"Hazel" creator Key | 29 |
Studio started by a TV actor? | 29 |
1901-09 presidential nickname | 29 |
Victoria's Secret garment | 29 |
Tot's glassy-eyed bedmate | 29 |
Presidential nickname of yore | 29 |
Cohort of George, Tom and Abe | 29 |
Singer Pendergrass and others | 29 |
Rote learning, to most people | 29 |
Supporter stuck in the ground | 29 |
Item used in a balancing act? | 29 |
It holds a golfer's balls | 29 |
Typical S.E. Hinton character | 29 |
Time's lead on the links? | 29 |
Starting place for Tom Watson | 29 |
Souvenir shop item, for short | 29 |
Something golfers often break | 29 |
Rounds begin on the first one | 29 |
Lil E. ___, 1992 Derby winner | 29 |
Jerry Pate's turf piercer | 29 |
Item in a golfer's pocket | 29 |
It gets things off the ground | 29 |
___ party (golfers' bash) | 29 |
Areas that golfers drive from | 29 |
Annoyed, with "off" | 29 |
Prepared to drive a golf ball | 29 |
__ up (prepared to play golf) | 29 |
Started, with "off" | 29 |
Put out, with "off" | 29 |
Prepared to start a golf hole | 29 |
Nettled, with "off" | 29 |
Miffed (with "off") | 29 |
___ off (started a golf hole) | 29 |
Ready to start the first hole | 29 |
Driving, with "off" | 29 |
Suffix with nine, but not ten | 29 |
Suffix with 4 or 6, but not 5 | 29 |
Person who's not quite 20 | 29 |
One on a first date, probably | 29 |
High school soph, most likely | 29 |
High school senior, typically | 29 |
Four, six or seven attachment | 29 |
Driving test taker, typically | 29 |
Britney Spears fan, typically | 29 |
Bat Mitzvah girl, just barely | 29 |
Late R&B singer ___ Marie | 29 |
Like typical college freshmen | 29 |
Adjective for a high schooler | 29 |
Family rebel, stereotypically | 29 |
Most in need of magnification | 29 |
When most fans get into music | 29 |
They're between 12 and 20 | 29 |
Most driver's ed students | 29 |
"Happy Days" extras | 29 |
Adolescent smarts [TENNESSEE] | 29 |
Concert concession stand buys | 29 |
Buttonless shirts, informally | 29 |
They're in front of ewes? | 29 |
Shirts that may have messages | 29 |
Shirts in many souvenir shops | 29 |
Merchandise at a rock concert | 29 |
Items in Trevino's pocket | 29 |
Freebie at a recruiting event | 29 |
What an orthodontist works on | 29 |
They're sometimes crowned | 29 |
Leaves the sauce on the side? | 29 |
Gotti's tabloid sobriquet | 29 |
Accordion-heavy musical genre | 29 |
Drug in William Shatner books | 29 |
Drug in a sci-fi novel series | 29 |
Abbr. to the left of a number | 29 |
__ Hai: Israeli monument site | 29 |
Application form datum: Abbr. | 29 |
Application form abbreviation | 29 |
Central American seaside city | 29 |
Home of the newspaper Haaretz | 29 |