| Centrally managed store group | 29 |
| Office worker's necessity | 29 |
| Swiss Alps residence, perhaps | 29 |
| String quartet's offering | 29 |
| Lizard that can change colors | 29 |
| Foreman, before the Ali fight | 29 |
| Sound from a monastery, maybe | 29 |
| "USA, USA, USA ..." | 29 |
| Former Labor Secretary Elaine | 29 |
| Bush's Secretary of Labor | 29 |
| Secretary of Labor under Bush | 29 |
| Kindergarten condition, often | 29 |
| "Old" British buddy | 29 |
| "Modern Times" star | 29 |
| Maker of Flava-Craze lip balm | 29 |
| Part of an ancient procession | 29 |
| Detective with a large family | 29 |
| Caribbean cruise port of call | 29 |
| Capital of the Virgin Islands | 29 |
| One-named Spanish entertainer | 29 |
| What you want your song to do | 29 |
| "Billboard" feature | 29 |
| "Bullitt" highlight | 29 |
| Tracking fancied pots of gold | 29 |
| Like a unicorn tamer, in myth | 29 |
| Where many emoticons are used | 29 |
| Narrator of "Evita" | 29 |
| 2008 Steven Soderbergh biopic | 29 |
| Popular counterculture figure | 29 |
| Nickname among revolutionists | 29 |
| "Hotel Rwanda" star | 29 |
| Like Jack Benny's persona | 29 |
| For next to nothing, in slang | 29 |
| Look around for some answers? | 29 |
| Plays with a marked deck, say | 29 |
| Doesn't play by the rules | 29 |
| Early '60s detective show | 29 |
| One of four on the human body | 29 |
| Hoot and holler in the stands | 29 |
| You might say it with a smile | 29 |
| Wisconsin sports fan, hatwise | 29 |
| Phrase in old gangster movies | 29 |
| Phrase in old gangster flicks | 29 |
| They're spotted in Africa | 29 |
| Popular Kellogg's cracker | 29 |
| Person with a puffy white hat | 29 |
| One wearing the apron strings | 29 |
| One whose work causes a stir? | 29 |
| Revolutionary in the kitchen? | 29 |
| "Enterprise" ensign | 29 |
| Dermatologist's procedure | 29 |
| Class with flasks and beakers | 29 |
| Sixth-century Chinese dynasty | 29 |
| Sixth century Chinese dynasty | 29 |
| Julie of "The Talk" | 29 |
| "Half-Breed" singer | 29 |
| "Burlesque" actress | 29 |
| Performer from Centro, Calif. | 29 |
| "Half Breed" singer | 29 |
| '70s variety show co-host | 29 |
| ''Mask'' star | 29 |
| Wherein treasure may be found | 29 |
| Where treasures may be hidden | 29 |
| Pirates' treasure holders | 29 |
| Consider, with "on" | 29 |
| Ponder, with "over" | 29 |
| Use your maxilla and mandible | 29 |
| Cogitate, with "on" | 29 |
| Brand name with Rice or Wheat | 29 |
| Wheat, Corn, or Rice follower | 29 |
| Square part of a square meal? | 29 |
| General Mills line of cereals | 29 |
| When repeated, overly stylish | 29 |
| ___-square (odds calculation) | 29 |
| Pet that's really a plant | 29 |
| Popular plant "pet" | 29 |
| Leonard Marx's stage name | 29 |
| Western South American nation | 29 |
| Camp cook's meal, perhaps | 29 |
| Put in the refrigerator, e.g. | 29 |
| Common plastic-surgery target | 29 |
| Wedding registry gifts, often | 29 |
| 20th wedding anniversary gift | 29 |
| Nixon pet he took to Beijing? | 29 |
| Supermarket workers in Peking | 29 |
| "My Three Sons" son | 29 |
| It may be committed to memory | 29 |
| Word with potato or chocolate | 29 |
| Cookie's chocolate morsel | 29 |
| "Good-bye, Mr. ___" | 29 |
| Rivera of "Chicago" | 29 |
| Sprinkling for a baked potato | 29 |
| Alternative to vanilla: Abbr. | 29 |
| Golfer's favorite cookie? | 29 |
| Require the Heimlich maneuver | 29 |
| Fail under pressure, in slang | 29 |
| Cheech's one-time partner | 29 |
| When doubled, tot's train | 29 |
| Jimmy ___ (big name in shoes) | 29 |
| Move by a guy in a black belt | 29 |