Some "Babe" babes? | 28 |
Mas that say "maa" | 28 |
Animals who often bear twins | 28 |
Former Knicks center Patrick | 28 |
"Dallas" clan name | 28 |
The "E." in A.E.S. | 28 |
11-time NBA All-Star Patrick | 28 |
'Dallas' family name | 28 |
Furry ally of Luke Skywalker | 28 |
'Star Wars' critters | 28 |
Forces to endure, as revenge | 28 |
Typical ending of a semester | 28 |
It might be done in stirrups | 28 |
Insurance requirement, often | 28 |
Place for a sphygmomanometer | 28 |
Closing period in a semester | 28 |
Scholar, usually from abroad | 28 |
Sentence-finisher, for short | 28 |
Sentence completer, slangily | 28 |
One with a complete sentence | 28 |
Computer file name extension | 28 |
Computer program file suffix | 28 |
One in a head office (abbr.) | 28 |
Bigwigs of business, briefly | 28 |
Woman with great will power? | 28 |
Brings to bear, as influence | 28 |
They're from Splitsville | 28 |
Partners who called it quits | 28 |
Fisher and Burton, to Taylor | 28 |
New England prep school town | 28 |
Doctor's order, at times | 28 |
Auto's pollution belcher | 28 |
Most damning evidence, maybe | 28 |
Napoleon on St. Helena, e.g. | 28 |
Dictator's fate, perhaps | 28 |
What some traitors end up in | 28 |
They can't go home again | 28 |
Ones banned from their homes | 28 |
National personae non gratae | 28 |
Place to pay a toll, perhaps | 28 |
Number on an Interstate sign | 28 |
Lighted sign near a stairway | 28 |
Last file menu option, often | 28 |
They're noted on flights | 28 |
Stage direction for Chaplin? | 28 |
Joe Namath or Mark Gastineau | 28 |
Portrait of a former spouse? | 28 |
Collection of strange plants | 28 |
Date on a credit card: Abbr. | 28 |
Sojourners abroad, for short | 28 |
Poles on the equator, maybe? | 28 |
Poles at the North Pole, say | 28 |
One excited about a birthday | 28 |
National, before emigrating? | 28 |
Event at a convention center | 28 |
Certain Major Leaguer of old | 28 |
Team that's almost bare? | 28 |
Cause of frostbite or suntan | 28 |
Ilene and Rosanna, to Strait | 28 |
Aunts, uncles, cousins, etc. | 28 |
Bleed, with "from" | 28 |
One without lines, generally | 28 |
It'll cost a little more | 28 |
Start of a newsboy's cry | 28 |
Sweater size for Bubba Smith | 28 |
Movie "atmosphere" | 28 |
Parts of some telephone nos. | 28 |
Display abundantly, as charm | 28 |
Affluent area outside a city | 28 |
Commuter's home, perhaps | 28 |
Outlying residential regions | 28 |
Jan van ___, Flemish painter | 28 |
Word after private or public | 28 |
Word after public or private | 28 |
Word with electric or socket | 28 |
Word with black, red or pink | 28 |
The sclera covers most of it | 28 |
Needle-threader's target | 28 |
It's secured in an orbit | 28 |
"___ of the Tiger" | 28 |
Public speaker's concern | 28 |
Homophone for a certain fish | 28 |
Optometrists' procedures | 28 |
Narrowest of victory margins | 28 |
They're often laced into | 28 |
Maker of a visual assessment | 28 |
They're all in your head | 28 |
They may be black or private | 28 |
They may be painful if black | 28 |
They may be blue in the face | 28 |
They can be prying or crying | 28 |
Targets of a Moe Howard poke | 28 |
Places you may have contacts | 28 |
Banjo ___ (Cantor sobriquet) | 28 |
"Ol' Blue ___" | 28 |
Littered vacant lot, perhaps | 28 |
Auto graveyards, for example | 28 |
Australia's largest lake | 28 |
Jane you may have read about | 28 |
Jane who loved Mr. Rochester | 28 |