| Words before nails or lettuce | 29 |
| Footboard-headboard connector | 29 |
| Furniture with heads and feet | 29 |
| Manner assumed by a physician | 29 |
| For many, it follows the news | 29 |
| Basketball Hall of Fame coach | 29 |
| Hardwood tree with small nuts | 29 |
| What's for dinner, in ads | 29 |
| Traditional Sunday entrées | 29 |
| "Night Fever" group | 29 |
| "Lonely Days" group | 29 |
| "It might have ___" | 29 |
| "It's __ real!" | 29 |
| "___ waiting long?" | 29 |
| "I've ___ had!" | 29 |
| "It's ___ real" | 29 |
| "How have you ___?" | 29 |
| Prompts on answering machines | 29 |
| Big belly creator, supposedly | 29 |
| It has a big head and is cold | 29 |
| Like the smell of a keg party | 29 |
| Root that's often pickled | 29 |
| Member of the amaranth family | 29 |
| Showing extreme embarrassment | 29 |
| Really embarrassed - or angry | 29 |
| Say "pretty please" | 29 |
| Part 2 of Ontario's motto | 29 |
| Bard's "Scram!" | 29 |
| 'The View' alumna Joy | 29 |
| "Watch your mouth!" | 29 |
| Blow the suds off (your suds) | 29 |
| Unlikely place to find a star | 29 |
| Where many strings are pulled | 29 |
| Place for secretive maneuvers | 29 |
| Look __ (research thoroughly) | 29 |
| "__ John Malkovich" | 29 |
| ___ Jala, town near Bethlehem | 29 |
| ___ canto, Callas's forte | 29 |
| __ Air: Los Angeles community | 29 |
| Contemporary of Boris and Lon | 29 |
| Lugosi of "Dracula" | 29 |
| Good name for a campanologist | 29 |
| First name in screen vampires | 29 |
| Contemporary of Lon and Boris | 29 |
| Boris's horror film rival | 29 |
| Big-screen bloodsucker Lugosi | 29 |
| Site of Harford Comm. College | 29 |
| Callas's style of singing | 29 |
| Brazilian port of 1.4 million | 29 |
| Brazilian city on the Pará | 29 |
| Carter's Attorney General | 29 |
| Telephone inventor, Alexander | 29 |
| Attorney General under Carter | 29 |
| "Saved by the ___!" | 29 |
| Mitchell's Scarlett, e.g. | 29 |
| ____ Silverman: Beverly Sills | 29 |
| ___-lettres (fine literature) | 29 |
| One may show you to your room | 29 |
| Casus ___ (war justification) | 29 |
| Mideastern dancer's asset | 29 |
| Word in some winter forecasts | 29 |
| It can help you keep a leg up | 29 |
| A cowboy might have a big one | 29 |
| 1974-94 PGA Tour commissioner | 29 |
| "I've Gotta __" | 29 |
| Stick in the mud, archaically | 29 |
| Jerry's ice cream partner | 29 |
| Sequel to "Willard" | 29 |
| Old Texas rice grower of note | 29 |
| Jerry's ice-cream partner | 29 |
| Football's Roethlisberger | 29 |
| Colonial Franklin, familiarly | 29 |
| "The Graduate" hero | 29 |
| Deep knee ___ (exercise unit) | 29 |
| Dangerous place to pass a car | 29 |
| Caesar's "well" | 29 |
| Friend of Seinfeld and Kramer | 29 |
| Friend of Costanza and Kramer | 29 |
| "Western Star" poet | 29 |
| "Mind your manners" | 29 |
| Big name in German automaking | 29 |
| German auto manufacturer Karl | 29 |
| "To ___ not to ..." | 29 |
| "To ___ not . . . " | 29 |
| Kentucky college, or its town | 29 |
| Montgomery's military hat | 29 |
| Hat for a military specialist | 29 |
| It keeps its head above water | 29 |
| Screen's Ingmar or Ingrid | 29 |
| Communist leader from Georgia | 29 |
| Vitamin B deficiency disorder | 29 |
| Result of thiamine deficiency | 29 |
| Roosevelt brain truster Adolf | 29 |
| "Mr. Tuesday Night" | 29 |
| Famed nonagenarian of songdom | 29 |
| Ships' drop-off location? | 29 |
| Hot-sounding European capital | 29 |
| Capital of Switzerland (Var.) | 29 |
| Baseballer noted for bon mots | 29 |
| "MAYbellene" singer | 29 |