Spruce Goose's berth | 24 |
Spruce up a manuscript | 22 |
Spruce up again, as a hedge | 27 |
Spruce up shoes, in a way | 25 |
Spruce up some fabric? | 22 |
Spruce up the wall, perhaps | 27 |
Spruce, in Southampton | 22 |
Sprung-ahead hours in NYC | 25 |
Spud for Napoleon Dynamite | 26 |
Spud preparer's tool | 24 |
Spuds that lost a fight? | 24 |
Spun platters, for short | 24 |
Spun records at a party | 23 |
Spun records at a party, say | 28 |
Spun records at a wedding | 25 |
Spun records, as at a party | 27 |
Spunkmeyer of cookie fame | 25 |
Spur on a climbing iron | 23 |
Spur, with "on" | 25 |
Spur-of-the-moment purchases | 28 |
Spur-of-the-moment trips | 24 |
Spur-of-the-moment vacation | 27 |
Spurious wing of a bird | 23 |
Spurred, with "on" | 28 |
Spurs are attached to it | 24 |
Sputnik 2's passenger | 25 |
Sputnik launcher (Abbr.) | 24 |
Sputnik's birthplace | 24 |
Sputter to a stop, in a way | 27 |
Sputtered, as an engine | 23 |
Spy activities, for short | 25 |
Spy Aldrich arrested in 1994 | 28 |
Spy exchanged for Powers | 24 |
Spy fiction stock character | 27 |
Spy for the Continental Army | 28 |
Spy for the tribe of Judah | 26 |
Spy from the tribe of Judah | 27 |
Spy gp. that predated the CIA | 29 |
Spy grp. dissolved in 1991 | 26 |
Spy in a 1962 exchange | 22 |
Spy in the land of Canaan | 25 |
Spy in the sky, for short | 25 |
Spy James' creator | 22 |
Spy Maxwell seen in reruns | 26 |
Spy movie catch phrase | 22 |
Spy novel org., sometimes | 25 |
Spy novelist John Le --- | 24 |
Spy novelist John Le __ | 23 |
Spy novelist John le ___ | 24 |
Spy novelist Steinhauer | 23 |
Spy novelist's prename | 26 |
Spy of kiddie literature | 24 |
Spy on a mission, e.g. | 22 |
Spy org. created by FDR | 23 |
Spy plane of the '60s | 25 |
Spy plane or rock band | 22 |
Spy plane or rock group | 23 |
Spy plane since the Space Age | 29 |
Spy planes of the '60s | 26 |
Spy portrayed by Garbo | 22 |
Spy satellite activity | 22 |
Spy satellite, metaphorically | 29 |
Spy sent by Moses into Canaan | 29 |
Spy thriller author Deighton | 28 |
Spy who lives dangerously | 25 |
Spy who was not afraid to die | 29 |
Spy's adopted persona | 25 |
Spy's assumed identity | 26 |
Spy's break-in, in slang | 28 |
Spy's entry requirement | 27 |
Spy's eye, briefly | 22 |
Spy's item, perhaps | 23 |
Spy's locale, at times | 26 |
Spy's name, in part | 23 |
Spy's name, possibly | 24 |
Spy's personnel file | 24 |
Spy's stock-in-trade | 24 |
Spy's writing, perhaps | 26 |
Spy-movie review adjective | 26 |
Spy-novel author Deighton | 25 |
Spygate team, for short | 23 |
Spying on who's buying? | 27 |
Spying, as at a window | 22 |
Spymaster's concerns | 24 |
Spyri's Swiss miss | 22 |
Squad car alerts, for short | 27 |
Squad cars get them, in brief | 29 |
Squad leader, e.g.: Abbr. | 25 |
Squad leader, familiarly | 24 |
Squander, as a wad of cash | 26 |
Squandered early years | 22 |
Squanders little by little | 26 |
Square -- a round hole | 22 |
Square 1, to homo sapiens | 25 |
Square base of a pedestal | 25 |
Square dance complement | 23 |
Square dance for four couples | 29 |
Square dance formation | 22 |
Square dance group, e.g. | 24 |
Square dance instrument | 23 |