"Faerie Queen" author | 31 |
Decreased one's wherewithal | 31 |
Place for preconceived notions? | 31 |
South Carolina motto's last | 31 |
Number on a bottle at the beach | 31 |
It's often 15, at the beach | 31 |
Burn-prevention rating, briefly | 31 |
Concerns of some bathers: Abbr. | 31 |
Element of Masonic architecture | 31 |
___ 'n Span (cleaner brand) | 31 |
Add zip to, with "up" | 31 |
Added pizzazz to, as with herbs | 31 |
Watched through binoculars, say | 31 |
Watched closely from a distance | 31 |
Screen in a British manor house | 31 |
One in disguise, using his eyes | 31 |
Salesman's reward, slangily | 31 |
Like a punk's hair, perhaps | 31 |
Like punches that pack a wallop | 31 |
Fancy footwear at a TV station? | 31 |
Inject liquor into some grapes? | 31 |
Revealed privileged information | 31 |
Mention that you know a secret? | 31 |
On the floor by accident, maybe | 31 |
Like wasted milk in Westminster | 31 |
Figure skater's camel, e.g. | 31 |
D.J.'s offering, informally | 31 |
Source of Popeye's strength | 31 |
Ingredient in Florentine dishes | 31 |
Rob Reiner's mock rock band | 31 |
Use centrifugal force, in a way | 31 |
What a chiropractor manipulates | 31 |
Where the chills happen at show | 31 |
Book part that displays a title | 31 |
They're seen on bookshelves | 31 |
Spots for authors' surnames | 31 |
Tall-tale teller's activity | 31 |
1969 Blood Sweat and Tears hit | 31 |
Lens-grinding Dutch philosopher | 31 |
Flew downward in a helical path | 31 |
It turns into a different story | 31 |
Space-efficient floor connector | 31 |
It burns a volatile liquid fuel | 31 |
Prefix meaning "coil" | 31 |
Cape Cod's Provincetown ___ | 31 |
Gives a high gloss to, in a way | 31 |
Receptacles for tobacco chewers | 31 |
1972 summer games gold medalist | 31 |
Sound of an undignified landing | 31 |
Sound of a well-aimed paintball | 31 |
Anatomical source of ill humor? | 31 |
First word in a Bobby Darin hit | 31 |
What a contested will might do? | 31 |
Grammar slip to carefully avoid | 31 |
Cheerleaders' finale, often | 31 |
Acts as if money were no object | 31 |
The pool-playing malapropist __ | 31 |
Made one's views' known | 31 |
Opened up in front of everybody | 31 |
Part of some patients' care | 31 |
Animated Bikini Bottom resident | 31 |
"Vampires Suck," e.g. | 31 |
Reverend honored in this puzzle | 31 |
Oxford don reputed to mix words | 31 |
...a silver ___ one's mouth | 31 |
Number 3 woods, to Gene Sarazen | 31 |
They may be blowing in the wind | 31 |
They might go out with pointers | 31 |
Assist in the weight room, e.g. | 31 |
Lady Macbeth's damned thing | 31 |
It's #1, for the lucky ones | 31 |
''See ___ Run'' | 31 |
Cleaning supply [the Bushes 43] | 31 |
Like a leopard moth's wings | 31 |
Helped bust out, as from prison | 31 |
Takes up all the space in a bed | 31 |
With arms and legs outstretched | 31 |
Machine used to maneuver manure | 31 |
Jam, margarine and cream cheese | 31 |
Word after shopping or shooting | 31 |
Shopper's all-out excursion | 31 |
Late March, to head-cold victim | 31 |
Start dripping, as a water pipe | 31 |
When college kids go to Florida | 31 |
"Let-us-spray" device | 31 |
Realization during a quick run? | 31 |
Shakespeare's Puck, for one | 31 |
The Green Giant's companion | 31 |
Decked out, with "up" | 31 |
Showing no sign of slowing down | 31 |
Displaying unmatched nimbleness | 31 |
___ Chandler, ex-Yankee pitcher | 31 |
Something peeled in the kitchen | 31 |
Peeler's target, informally | 31 |
Cuckold's purchase, perhaps | 31 |
1974 Gould-Sutherland CIA spoof | 31 |
1974 Gould/Sutherland CIA spoof | 31 |
Deighton self-descriptive novel | 31 |
Part of this puzzle's theme | 31 |
Stop a creepy-crawlie, in a way | 31 |