Mildred Pierce's creator | 28 |
Journey keyboardist Jonathan | 28 |
"Alfie" star, 1966 | 28 |
'Alfie' star Michael | 28 |
__ terrier: Highlands hunter | 28 |
Site of Arab spring protests | 28 |
Largest African urban region | 28 |
City near Babylon's site | 28 |
Capital on the 30th parallel | 28 |
African capital with a metro | 28 |
Ammunition carrier on wheels | 28 |
Two-wheeled artillery wagons | 28 |
Cuisine featuring dirty rice | 28 |
Paul Prudhomme's cuisine | 28 |
Louisianan of French descent | 28 |
Like some Louisianan cuisine | 28 |
It tiered up at the wedding? | 28 |
Ripken, the Baltimore legend | 28 |
One of Steinbeck's twins | 28 |
"Silent" president | 28 |
___ Poly (West Coast school) | 28 |
Southern ___, U.C.L.A. rival | 28 |
Silent __: Coolidge nickname | 28 |
Double Hall-of-Famer Hubbard | 28 |
Berkeley university nickname | 28 |
3,000-hit club member Ripken | 28 |
Element taken in supplements | 28 |
Velvet Underground rock star | 28 |
Joshua's fellow-survivor | 28 |
Israelite leader: Deut. 1:36 | 28 |
A dozen seasonal photos, say | 28 |
Gastrocnemius muscle setting | 28 |
Avianca airlines destination | 28 |
Colombian city of 2+ million | 28 |
Cartel city of South America | 28 |
1971 Pan American Games site | 28 |
Black, yellow and white, say | 28 |
Duelist with the Gingham Dog | 28 |
Do a pre-flight chore, maybe | 28 |
Soprano who sounds unfeeling | 28 |
Directions to square dancers | 28 |
Less than 1 m.p.h., as winds | 28 |
It may come before the storm | 28 |
Dieters' concerns: Abbr. | 28 |
Ballplayer Ripken and others | 28 |
Palomar Observatory operator | 28 |
Oppenheimer's alma mater | 28 |
Rotating part under the hood | 28 |
Bit of video gear, for short | 28 |
Word with recorder or engine | 28 |
Word affixed to web or handy | 28 |
Surveillance tool, for short | 28 |
Ending for web, sky or nanny | 28 |
Crank opposite, in mechanics | 28 |
Chevrolet introduced in 1966 | 28 |
Procter & Gamble product | 28 |
Was an obedient dog, perhaps | 28 |
Woke up, with "to" | 28 |
"Some ___ Running" | 28 |
"Along ___ Spider" | 28 |
Cigarette introduced in 1913 | 28 |
Banned cartoon character Joe | 28 |
Arab's "horse" | 28 |
Advertising figure Joe _____ | 28 |
"Ships" with humps | 28 |
Film timepiece seen briefly? | 28 |
Literally, "vault" | 28 |
"Action!" preceder | 28 |
Features of some cell phones | 28 |
"Titanic" director | 28 |
Hunter's garb, for short | 28 |
Guerilla's garb, briefly | 28 |
Spend a weekend in the woods | 28 |
Relative of "corn" | 28 |
Slept next to the trail, say | 28 |
Nobelist in Literature: 1957 | 28 |
"The Rebel" author | 28 |
Subject used by Warhol often | 28 |
Where Labour Day is observed | 28 |
Where Family Day is observed | 28 |
Nation north of North Dakota | 28 |
It's north of the border | 28 |
British North America, today | 28 |
Alex Trebek's birthplace | 28 |
Something not really on Mars | 28 |
Cat that swallowed the _____ | 28 |
Offset, with "out" | 28 |
Movie star who shoots craps? | 28 |
Enthusiastic, as an attitude | 28 |
"I got your back!" | 28 |
Liquor alternative, in verse | 28 |
Boulevardier's accessory | 28 |
Switch-hit, Singapore-style? | 28 |
Punished, schoolmaster-style | 28 |
Cave ___ (beware of the dog) | 28 |
Question asked while tugging | 28 |
"Who --- Turn To?" | 28 |
Vampire's favorite tooth | 28 |
Major or minor constellation | 28 |
"Shut your mouth!" | 28 |