Nobelist for Peace after Walesa | 31 |
It might be worn with a unitard | 31 |
Garment for Dame Margot Fonteyn | 31 |
Dress not comfortable to sit in | 31 |
''Sylvia'' garb | 31 |
They're worn with toe shoes | 31 |
Evening wear or Winnipeg suburb | 31 |
Controversial 1933 govt. agency | 31 |
Norris Dam's project: Abbr. | 31 |
U.S. corp. with a lot of power? | 31 |
Constructor of many dams: Abbr. | 31 |
Super Bowl highlights, for some | 31 |
Largely passe conduction device | 31 |
They're panned in Hollywood | 31 |
Some satellite signals, briefly | 31 |
"Breaking Bad" rating | 31 |
Common prime-time sitcom rating | 31 |
Possible source of big winnings | 31 |
Entertainment center components | 31 |
Dual-purpose family room device | 31 |
Co. once owned by Howard Hughes | 31 |
"The ___ Dogs": Burns | 31 |
It merged with American in 2001 | 31 |
It flew its last flight in 2001 | 31 |
"The Aviator" carrier | 31 |
"Come on Over" singer | 31 |
"Jabberwocky" starter | 31 |
Word before "brillig" | 31 |
"Jabberwocky" opening | 31 |
1986 PGA Player of the Year Bob | 31 |
Like some professors' suits | 31 |
Pull out, not always painlessly | 31 |
Two picture cards, in blackjack | 31 |
Shake one's booty, in a way | 31 |
How often Santa checks his list | 31 |
Result of 'once bitten' | 31 |
Less likely to be bitten again? | 31 |
One may help support a nest egg | 31 |
One-named British model/actress | 31 |
Naturally illuminated, in a way | 31 |
What Minneapolis is to St. Paul | 31 |
Mary-Kate or Ashley Olsen, e.g. | 31 |
Baseballer named for two cities | 31 |
Like some remote-control planes | 31 |
Mysterious TV series of 1990-91 | 31 |
They might be joined at the hip | 31 |
Washing machine with dual drums | 31 |
Shows off a new outfit, perhaps | 31 |
It's company, it's said | 31 |
Bactrian camel's hump count | 31 |
Number of Beatles still with us | 31 |
It's company it's said | 31 |
Residence for retirees, perhaps | 31 |
Common response to one no-trump | 31 |
Part 2 of the cosmetic question | 31 |
"___ better than one" | 31 |
British coin introduced in 1971 | 31 |
Bowling alley target, sometimes | 31 |
Some claim they're terrible | 31 |
They're said to be terrible | 31 |
They're "company" | 31 |
Some think they're terrible | 31 |
Counter's interval, perhaps | 31 |
Start of a nautical heave chant | 31 |
Did a certain duple-meter dance | 31 |
Lively "Texas" dances | 31 |
They hang around in the tropics | 31 |
Colored like some '50s cars | 31 |
Shaded, like some 50's cars | 31 |
Like some British police sirens | 31 |
Classic problem involving a fly | 31 |
Soldier's extended vacation | 31 |
Tommy Lee Jones portrayal, 1994 | 31 |
Seat of Texas' Smith County | 31 |
White House family of the 1840s | 31 |
Daly of "Judging Amy" | 31 |
Sharon's '80s TV costar | 31 |
Living Colour's biggest hit | 31 |
Competitive kind of personality | 31 |
Universal recipient designation | 31 |
"The universal donor" | 31 |
A, B, and O pertaining to blood | 31 |
Hand-operated character printer | 31 |
Mispelled, for misspelled, e.g. | 31 |
Rule before a revolution, maybe | 31 |
They're absolutely powerful | 31 |
London lad's swing, perhaps | 31 |
They may go flat outside a flat | 31 |
Beginner's luck beneficiary | 31 |
Innsbruck's province (Var.) | 31 |
Innsbruck is its capital (Var.) | 31 |
"Iron Mike" of boxing | 31 |
Might love spread at lunch? (4) | 31 |
Old Egypt-Syria alliance: Abbr. | 31 |
Short-lived Egypt / Syria union | 31 |
Old Mideast alliance, for short | 31 |
Cicero's "Where?" | 31 |
It might have a nut at each end | 31 |
Jarry's "--- Roi" | 31 |
Perennial basketball powerhouse | 31 |