Sidle through a doorway, say | 28 |
Tool put away for the winter | 28 |
Some rockers have rough ones | 28 |
Egyptian pyramid's eight | 28 |
Easy bits of a jigsaw puzzle | 28 |
Unconventionally provocative | 28 |
Likely to offend some people | 28 |
"Apollo 13" costar | 28 |
___ Sedgwick, tragic heiress | 28 |
Puzzler's favorite Adams | 28 |
Adams of 'The Oscar' | 28 |
City next to the Twin Cities | 28 |
Inventor of the stock ticker | 28 |
The "Ed" of Con Ed | 28 |
Phonograph cylinder inventor | 28 |
Inventor with a bright idea? | 28 |
Inventing "wizard" | 28 |
Holder of 1,093 U.S. patents | 28 |
Make a change for the verse? | 28 |
Volunteer for Wikipedia, say | 28 |
Step after "write" | 28 |
Shorten a Life sentence, say | 28 |
Make less explicit, perhaps? | 28 |
Changed an author's text | 28 |
Meathead's mother-in-law | 28 |
Correcting manuscripts, e.g. | 28 |
Person who makes copy right? | 28 |
Pieces from a board, perhaps | 28 |
Forte of William Allen White | 28 |
They're experts in cases | 28 |
Story slashers and restorers | 28 |
Shortens a sentence, perhaps | 28 |
Changes made to a manuscript | 28 |
Additions and deletions, say | 28 |
Johnny Carson's sidekick | 28 |
Federalist Society cofounder | 28 |
Iran-Contra attorney general | 28 |
Halley of Halley's Comet | 28 |
Bart's teacher Krabappel | 28 |
Seat of Jackson County, Tex. | 28 |
Writer -- St. Vincent Millay | 28 |
Mom in "Hairspray" | 28 |
Ferber of "So Big" | 28 |
Dame Everage from down under | 28 |
Best of “Intermezzo” | 28 |
Actresses Best and Purviance | 28 |
Tokyo's name before 1868 | 28 |
Japanese word for metropolis | 28 |
Japan's ___-Tokyo Museum | 28 |
Katey Sagal's TV husband | 28 |
Masthead listings, for short | 28 |
Some People readers, briefly | 28 |
Magazine staffers, for short | 28 |
Trixie's husband, et al. | 28 |
Some lexicographers, briefly | 28 |
Schreyer and Broadbent, e.g. | 28 |
Publishing hirees, for short | 28 |
Newspaper staffers, in brief | 28 |
Life-altering people?: Abbr. | 28 |
CBS's Bradley and others | 28 |
Blue-pencil wielders (abbr.) | 28 |
Actors Begley and Begley Jr. | 28 |
New car of the late '50s | 28 |
Bill Ford's first cousin | 28 |
Villager station wagon, e.g. | 28 |
Longtime Ford president Ford | 28 |
His name wound up on a lemon | 28 |
Rangers, Pacers and Corsairs | 28 |
Corsair, Ranger and Citation | 28 |
Summer setting for MA and PA | 28 |
Summer setting for the Yanks | 28 |
Sept. hrs. in South Carolina | 28 |
Aug. clock setting in N.Y.C. | 28 |
1999 satire of reality shows | 28 |
End of some e-mail addresses | 28 |
Part of a prof's address | 28 |
Alternative to .org and .com | 28 |
Part of a dean's address | 28 |
End of many e-mail addresses | 28 |
Campus extension for surfers | 28 |
University address concluder | 28 |
Part of a Hyde Park address? | 28 |
Part of a dean's contact | 28 |
End of many campus addresses | 28 |
E-mail address ending, maybe | 28 |
Stephen King's Delacroix | 28 |
Georgian leader Shevardnadze | 28 |
Actor typecast as a gangster | 28 |
Buzz Aldrin's birth name | 28 |
19th-century actor ___ Booth | 28 |
Grand Ice Cream maker Joseph | 28 |
Surname on ice cream cartons | 28 |
Slow Churned ice cream maker | 28 |
Slow Churned ice cream brand | 28 |
Slow Churned ice-cream brand | 28 |
Big name in unhealthy quarts | 28 |
Former Common Market letters | 28 |
AAA's opposite, in shoes | 28 |
Shoe size for Li'l Abner | 28 |
Clown's foot spec, maybe | 28 |